Convert Bank Statements to CSV, Excel, Sage or Xero

Upload your FNB PDF or CSV statement using the converter above. The tool automatically detects FNB's format, extracts all transactions, and lets you export to CSV, Excel, Sage Pastel, or Xero format in one click.

Yes. CSV files are read entirely in your browser. PDF statements are sent over an encrypted connection to our server, which reads the transactions in memory and sends them straight back. The PDF is not saved, and its contents are not logged or shared.

Every user gets 5 free pages per month. Each PDF page counts as 1 page, and a CSV file counts as 1 page regardless of size. Converting a PDF needs a free account; CSV files convert without one. Need more? Buy bulk credits from your account.

We support FNB, Standard Bank, ABSA, Nedbank, and Capitec — both PDF and CSV formats. We also support generic CSV files from other banks if they follow a standard date/description/amount format.

Yes. Choose the QuickBooks / Sage Accounting export: Date, Description and Amount only, with day-first dates, which is the layout QuickBooks Online and Sage Business Cloud Accounting import. The separate Sage Pastel option writes each transaction as a two-line journal with placeholder account codes (Bank 1100, Income 4000, Expense 7000). Treat it as a starting point to review with your bookkeeper, not a file Pastel imports as it stands.

Absolutely. Our converter works with both personal and business accounts from all supported banks. Business accounts with multiple statement pages are fully supported.

You can still upload a generic CSV file. As long as it has columns for date, description, and amount, the converter will parse it correctly. PDF support is specific to the listed banks.

For PDF statements, yes: a free account is needed, and it includes 5 free pages a month. CSV files convert without an account. Your account also tracks your usage across devices and lets you buy bulk credits for higher volumes.