India
India bank statement converters — free
The engine reads a statement by its layout, not by the name of the bank, so a India bank without a page here may still convert — and the verification report says plainly whether it did. The banks below have been individually tested, which means their page carries the real properties of that bank's PDF rather than a template.
What is different about India statements
These are the conventions that actually change how a statement has to be read. Getting any of them wrong does not produce an error — it produces a plausible-looking file with the wrong figures in it.
| Encryption | Emailed e-statements are password-protected almost universally. This is normal, not a problem — your browser decrypts them locally and the password never leaves the page. |
| Number grouping | Lakh grouping — 1,23,456.78 rather than 123,456.78. A converter that assumes Western grouping gets the figure wrong by orders of magnitude. |
| Date order | Day first, commonly with a two-digit year |
| Column layout | Withdrawal, deposit and closing balance, with long UPI, NEFT and IMPS narrations that wrap across lines |
| Tally Prime | Voucher XML is the format most people actually need, and it is free here rather than paywalled |
What the banks themselves let you export. Indian banks provide statements through net banking per period, and email encrypted e-statements. Narration detail is richer in the PDF than in most CSV exports.
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