Banks
Which banks does it work with?
There is no fixed list. The converter reads the layout of the statement itself, so a bank it has never seen often works first time. These are the ones we have checked, and how.
| Bank | Accounts | Tested on |
|---|---|---|
| Chase | checking accounts and credit cards | Real statements |
| Bank of America | checking accounts (credit cards on test statements) | Real statements |
| Capital One | credit cards (360 checking on test statements) | Real statements |
| Wells Fargo | checking and savings accounts | Model of the layout |
| Citi | credit cards | Model of the layout |
| American Express | credit and charge cards | Model of the layout |
| Discover | credit cards | Model of the layout |
| U.S. Bank | checking accounts | Model of the layout |
| PNC | checking accounts | Model of the layout |
| TD Bank | checking accounts | Model of the layout |
Real statements means actual statements from that bank converted and reconciled to their printed balances. Model of the layout means test statements we built to follow the bank’s published layout passed; a real one may still differ.
It has also been checked on UK, Canadian, European, Singapore, Hong Kong and Indian statement formats.
My bank isn’t listed
Try it: the full preview is free, so you will see within seconds whether your statement reads correctly and whether the balances reconcile. If it comes out wrong, “Looks wrong? Fix the columns” lets you label the number columns yourself. Scanned or photographed statements are not supported.