Drop in any bank statement PDF β get CSV, Excel, OFX or QFX in seconds. Every conversion is checked against the statement's own balances, password-protected files just work, and originals are deleted the moment processing finishes.
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NoRekey turns bank statement PDFs into clean CSV, Excel, OFX or QFX in seconds.
The bit that makes it different: every conversion is checked against the statement's own opening and closing balances, so you know the numbers are right before they touch your books. Password-protected PDFs work, batches work, and originals are deleted the moment processing finishes.
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β Liam
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One thing that would make this even better is adding support for splitting multi-account statements into separate files. When my bank sends a combined statement for my checking and savings accounts, I have to manually edit the CSV afterward. A quick toggle during upload to split by account would save me that step.
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@soneragsanΒ Really good shout thank you. I've added it to my road map, I think that'll be a great feature π₯
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Dropped in a Chase statement I'd been dreading formatting and the CSV came out clean, with the running balance matching the last line on the PDF. Nice touch that password-protected files just opened without any extra steps.
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@berna5284Β Nice! That's the balance matching doing it's job. Passwords never get stored either, just used once to unlock the file
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the auto-deleting originals detail is such a thoughtful touch, and the balance verification step shows you actually understand the pain of catching a corrupted export after the fact.
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@abdurrahma55903Β Thanks! The balance check exists because of that exact pain. A plausible looking CSV is often worse than none at all.
One thing that would make this even better is adding support for splitting multi-account statements into separate files. When my bank sends a combined statement for my checking and savings accounts, I have to manually edit the CSV afterward. A quick toggle during upload to split by account would save me that step.
@soneragsanΒ Really good shout thank you. I've added it to my road map, I think that'll be a great feature π₯
Dropped in a Chase statement I'd been dreading formatting and the CSV came out clean, with the running balance matching the last line on the PDF. Nice touch that password-protected files just opened without any extra steps.
@berna5284Β Nice! That's the balance matching doing it's job. Passwords never get stored either, just used once to unlock the file
the auto-deleting originals detail is such a thoughtful touch, and the balance verification step shows you actually understand the pain of catching a corrupted export after the fact.
@abdurrahma55903Β Thanks! The balance check exists because of that exact pain. A plausible looking CSV is often worse than none at all.