Convert PDF Bank Statement to JSON

Bank Statement Converter can export transactions from any bank statement PDF as structured JSON. Each transaction is represented as an object with date, description, debit, credit, and balance fields — ready for API integrations, custom financial apps, spreadsheet add-ons, and data pipeline processing.

Key Benefits

• Export transactions as structured JSON with date, description, debit, credit, balance fields
• Use JSON output in REST APIs, financial apps, or data pipeline processing
• Works with all major bank statement formats worldwide
• Machine-readable output for developers building fintech tools
• Free, no signup, files processed in-memory and deleted

How It Works

1. Step 1: Upload your bank statement PDF to Bank Statement Converter
2. Step 2: Select JSON as the output format
3. Step 3: Download the structured JSON file
4. Step 4: Parse with any programming language — Python, JavaScript, Ruby, Go

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the JSON output look like?

Each transaction exports as a JSON object: { date: 'YYYY-MM-DD', description: 'string', debit: number|null, credit: number|null, balance: number|null }. The full output is an array of transaction objects.

Can I use JSON output in a Python script?

Yes. Load the JSON file with Python's json.load(), then iterate over the transaction array. Each object contains date (string), description (string), debit, credit, and balance (float or null) fields.

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