Convert HDFC Bank Statement to Xero — Step-by-Step Guide

HDFC Bank PDF statement: Convert bank statement PDF to Xero-formatted CSV. Imports directly via Accounting → Import a Statement. No column mapping. Free, no signup.

Output format: Xero (.csv)

Supported account types: HDFC Bank Savings Account, Classic Savings, Premium Savings, SavingsMax accounts, HDFC Bank Salary Account, Basic Savings, DigiSave Youth Account, HDFC Bank Current Account, Trade & Forex accounts, HDFC Bank Credit Cards — Regalia, Infinia, Millennia, MoneyBack, Tata Neu

How to Convert

1. Log in to https://www.hdfcbank.com and download your statement as a PDF
2. Upload the PDF to Bank Statement Converter
3. Select Xero as the output format and click Convert
4. Download your .csv file — ready in under 20 seconds

Other formats: HDFC Bank to Excel · HDFC Bank to CSV · HDFC Bank to QuickBooks · HDFC Bank to Google Sheets · HDFC Bank to Quicken

Frequently Asked Questions

What CSV format does Xero require for bank imports?

Xero requires: Date (DD/MM/YYYY), Amount (positive for credits, negative for debits), Payee (optional), and Description. Bank Statement Converter outputs exactly this format when you select the Xero option.

Can I import a Xero CSV for multiple bank accounts at once?

No. Xero requires a separate import for each bank account. If you have statements from multiple accounts, convert each separately and import each into the corresponding Xero account.

Does Xero bank statement import work for all Xero plans?

Yes. Manual bank statement import via CSV is available on all Xero plans including Starter, Standard, and Premium. This is different from automatic bank feeds, which also require a Xero plan.

Will Xero reconcile the imported transactions automatically?

Xero will automatically match imported transactions against existing invoices and bills where the amounts match. Unmatched transactions appear in the Reconcile tab for manual review.