A bank statement to Excel converter rebuilds your statement's transaction table as a spreadsheet: same columns, same order, plus a Statement Info sheet. Good ones preserve your bank's layout (Date, Description, Debit, Credit, Balance) instead of renaming everything.
Accuracy means reconciliation: opening balance plus signed transactions must equal the closing balance within a small tolerance. If the math doesn't check out, the tool should fail loudly with BALANCE_MISMATCH — never hand you a wrong number.
Scanned statements go through OCR first, then the same validation. Password-protected PDFs should unlock in memory only, with the password never stored.
When raw rows stop being enough — income verification, EMI load, bounce history, fraud checks — run the same file through an analyzer instead of stitching spreadsheets together. Our converter and analyzer share one parsing engine for exactly this reason.