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Supported Banks

CSV Bank works with PDF statements from any bank that provides digital PDFs — which includes virtually every bank worldwide.

How does compatibility work?

CSV Bank reads the text directly from PDF files downloaded from your bank's online portal. Any bank that provides digital PDF statements is compatible — the format varies slightly between banks but the converter handles all common layouts automatically.

The only statements that may not work are those generated from scanned paper documents (image PDFs). If you downloaded your statement from online banking, it will almost certainly work.

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Major US Banks

TD BankGuide →
Bank of AmericaGuide →
Wells FargoGuide →
Capital OneGuide →
CitibankGuide →
US Bank✓
PNC Bank✓
Truist✓
Goldman Sachs (Marcus)✓
American Express✓
Discover✓
Ally Bank✓
SoFi✓
Chime✓
Regions Bank✓
Fifth Third Bank✓
KeyBank✓
Huntington Bank✓
Citizens Bank✓
M&T Bank✓
Santander US✓
USAA✓
Navy Federal CU✓

UK & European Banks

BarclaysGuide →
Lloyds Bank✓
NatWest✓
Santander UK✓
Halifax✓
Nationwide✓
Monzo✓
Starling Bank✓
TSB✓
Deutsche Bank✓
ING✓
BNP Paribas✓
Revolut✓
N26✓

Canadian Banks

TD Canada Trust✓
RBC Royal Bank✓
Scotiabank✓
BMO✓
CIBC✓
National Bank✓
Tangerine✓
EQ Bank✓

Australian & New Zealand Banks

Commonwealth Bank✓
ANZ✓
Westpac✓
NAB✓
Macquarie Bank✓
BNZ✓
Kiwibank✓
ASB Bank✓

My bank isn't listed

The list above is not exhaustive — CSV Bank works with any bank that provides digital PDF statements, including thousands of regional banks and credit unions not listed here.

If your bank's statement doesn't convert correctly, please report it on GitHub and we'll add specific support for it.

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