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ConvertBank, at a glance.

A maintained reference for the product’s purpose, practical limits and data handling.

Product
ConvertBank-Statement.com
Website
https://www.convertbank-statement.com
Purpose
Extract transaction rows from PDF bank statements for review and file export.
Audience
UK accountants, bookkeepers, business owners and finance teams.
Public trial
Try a PDF without an account. The free preview and CSV download include up to the first 50 transactions.
Input
PDF bank statements, up to 4 MB per file in the public converter.
Outputs
CSV is included on every plan. Professional adds Excel (XLSX), QBO and QFX; Business also includes JSON.
Compatibility
Exports are files you import into your accounting software. ConvertBank does not connect to your bank or sync transactions directly to an accounting platform.
Review
Review dates, amounts and completeness before using an export. Running-balance checks are available when the statement contains the necessary figures.
Original PDF
PDFs are sent to our servers for conversion. Larger signed-in uploads may be staged temporarily in private storage to reach the converter; they are deleted after processing, with daily cleanup for abandoned uploads. The standard conversion flow does not save the original PDF in the conversion database.
Extracted rows
Signed-in conversions save extracted transaction rows and conversion metadata to your account history.
Retention
Published conversion-history retention varies by plan: Free: 7 days; Starter: 30 days; Professional: 365 days; Business: 730 days. Account, payment and support records are handled separately.

Published plans

  • Free: £0.00/month, 1 conversion per month.
  • Starter: £9.99/month, 50 conversions per month.
  • Professional: £19.99/month, 150 conversions per month.
  • Business: £39.99/month, 500 conversions per month.

ConvertBank supplies files for downstream accounting workflows. It does not submit returns or updates to HMRC and does not provide a live bank feed.

Updated . Plan figures come from the shared plan configuration.