Egypt · EGP
Convert Faisal Islamic Bank of Egypt statements to Excel
Arabic-only statements are the hardest case for generic converters: letters come out reversed or disconnected, Arabic-Indic digits are not recognised as numbers, and right-to-left tables land in the wrong column order. Scanned branch copies add OCR errors on top.
- ✓ Running balance checked on every page
- ✓ Arabic, English and bilingual statements
- ✓ Your file is deleted the moment conversion finishes; never used for training
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About Faisal Islamic Bank of Egypt statement PDFs
- Faisal Islamic Bank of Egypt statements are available through its online and mobile banking services as PDF, and many customers still obtain printed statements at branches.
- Statements are predominantly in Arabic, with Arabic column headers for date, description, debit, credit and balance, and some English labels on newer e-statements.
- Dates are typically Gregorian in DD/MM/YYYY format, and descriptions are mostly Arabic text describing deposits, withdrawals, transfers and profit distributions on investment accounts.
- Amounts are in EGP with two decimals, with investment and savings accounts issued as separate statements.
- Scanned or photographed branch statements are a common way these documents reach accountants.
How it works
- Upload. Drop a statement PDF or a photo. We count the pages and show the price.
- Preview free. The first page is converted immediately so you can judge the quality before paying.
- Pay per file. $0.10 per page, minimum $2. PayPal or card. No subscription, no account.
- Download. Every row balance-checked. Excel, CSV, QuickBooks (QBO), Xero, OFX. Edit anything first.
Frequently asked
Does Kashf handle fully Arabic statements with Arabic-Indic digits?
Yes. Arabic text is read in correct order, Arabic-Indic digits (٠١٢٣) are converted to numeric values, and the running balance is checked on every page.
Can I upload a photo of a branch statement?
Yes. Photos and scans are read with OCR, and misread digits are flagged by the balance check before export.
Will the Excel file display Arabic correctly?
Yes. The export is UTF-8, and Excel, Google Sheets and CSV imports show Arabic text correctly with right-to-left support.
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