Supported banks and statement formats.
StatementSnap reads a statement the way a person reads it, so effectively any bank in the world is supported — including banks with no page listed here. The pages below exist because each bank formats its statements differently: Chase splits debits and credits into separate columns, Bank of America carries a running balance, Nubank exports a single signed amount column, and BBVA México prints dates as DD/MMM. Each page explains what that bank's PDF looks like, which columns you get in the exported Excel or CSV, and the quirks worth knowing before you import into QuickBooks, Xero or Google Sheets. Format pages cover the file types instead of the bank: OFX and QFX downloads from online banking, generic PDF statements, and CSV exports that need cleaning. If your bank is not listed, use the universal PDF page — the result is identical.
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Banks A–Z
Formats and destinations
- OFX files, back to readable Excel.
- QFX files, back to readable Excel.
- QFX files, as a plain CSV.
- Bank statement PDFs, as a plain CSV.
- Mint exports, preserved in Excel.
- Your bank statement, as a clean CSV.
- Your bank statement, ready for QuickBooks.
- Your bank statement, ready for Xero.
- Your bank statement, in Google Sheets.