ANZ statement PDF to Excel or CSV — reconciled to the cent.

For every statement we check that opening balance + all transactions = closing balance, to the cent. If it doesn’t add up — a dropped row, a wrong sign, a duplicated line — the CSV is flagged with a RECONCILIATION FAILED banner on its first line and we refuse to let you import garbage silently.

No “looks about right”. A conversion either proves itself against the statement’s own balances, or it arrives clearly marked as untrustworthy.

Bank statements are sensitive. Your PDF is processed in memory and temporary storage only, converted, and deleted immediately after the conversion finishes — success or failure. We keep no copy of the statement, no copy of the CSV, and no transaction data.

No human ever reads your statements. There is nothing to leak because nothing is retained.

Built for Australian statements from day one: DD/MM/YYYY dates, debit/credit columns collapsed into correctly signed amounts, and CSV output in the format Xero’s bank statement import actually accepts (a generic format is available too).

Every Australian bank works, as long as the PDF is the one your bank issued rather than a scan or photo of a printout. Five banks have a parser written for their exact layout; the rest go through table detection, which reads your statement’s own column headings. Both paths get checked against the balances your bank printed — see supported banks.