Where does my statement go?

Nowhere. The conversion runs in JavaScript inside your browser tab. The only thing that ever goes to our servers is an optional, anonymized summary — and only if you explicitly opt in after the conversion.

Will this work with my encrypted PDF?

Yes. We prompt you for the statement password, decrypt it in-memory, convert, and discard. The password is never stored or transmitted to a third party.

Do I need an account or an email address?

No. Drop a file, pick a format, download — no signup and no email gate. An account is optional; it adds cross-device sync, invoices, receipts, and the rest of the business toolkit.

Will the OFX file import into my accounting software?

Yes — the file follows the OFX 2.1 specification and every export is round-trip verified: what we write, our own parser reads back identically. QuickBooks Online, Xero, Wave, and GnuCash accept spec-compliant OFX. For QuickBooks Desktop, use the IIF format instead.

Do you support banks worldwide?

Yes for structured exports — CSV, Excel, OFX, and QIF from any bank parse cleanly. PDF input depends on the bank's layout: standard column tables parse well; multi-line or unusual layouts may parse partially. If your PDF parses poorly, export the same statement as CSV / Excel / OFX from your online banking — those are always reliable.

Convert bank & M-Pesa statements — Excel, OFX, QIF, IIF

Convert any statement to whatever you need.