Convert Bank of America Statements
Bank of America PDF statements organise transactions by type — deposits and additions, withdrawals and debits, checks, and service fees — each in its own section across multiple pages. Dates use MM/DD/YYYY format. This sectioned layout makes manual data entry especially tedious because transactions aren't in chronological order. SanctumPDF's AI reassembles all sections into a single date-sorted transaction list with amounts, descriptions, and automatic categories. Ready for tax season — export to CSV for your accountant, QIF for Quicken or TurboTax import, or OFX for QuickBooks and other accounting software.
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- Can I convert Bank of America credit card statements?
- Yes. BofA credit card PDFs list transactions with Transaction Date, Posting Date, Description, and Amount. The AI extracts all transaction types including purchases, payments, credits, interest charges, and fees.
- How does it handle BofA's grouped transaction sections?
- Bank of America groups transactions by type rather than listing them chronologically. The AI reads all sections — deposits, withdrawals, checks, and fees — and merges them into a single date-sorted list for easy analysis.
- Can I use this for IRS record-keeping?
- Yes. Export your Bank of America transactions to CSV or Excel for organized record-keeping. The automatic categorisation helps separate business expenses, deductible items, and income for tax preparation.
- Is my Bank of America statement data private?
- Completely. Your PDF is parsed inside your browser — the file is never uploaded anywhere. Only the extracted text is sent for AI analysis, processed in real-time, and immediately discarded. Nothing is stored.
- What export formats are available?
- CSV, Excel (.xlsx), JSON, OFX (for QuickBooks, Xero, Sage), and QIF (for Quicken, GnuCash, Moneydance, YNAB). Select multiple formats to download them together in a ZIP file.