Bank statements in PDF. Spreadsheets in Excel. The gap between them shouldn't require manual data entry.
USStatementConverter instantly converts your bank statements to clean, organized Excel files. Upload your PDF, download your spreadsheet. That's it.
Built for: → Small business owners reconciling accounts → Accountants processing client documents → Anyone tired of retyping numbers
Privacy-first approach: Your files are automatically deleted within 24 hours. We process your data, we don't store it.
After helping thousands of UK users convert statements from Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds and more, we're bringing the same service to US banks—starting with Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, and Citi.
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When you say "we process your data, we don't store it" does the PDF get sent to a third-party OCR service that might retain it temporarily or use it for training?
I'm building something similar using Intel TDX enclaves where processing happens in hardware encrypted memory that literally can't be accessed. Curious if users actually care about that level of privacy or if "deleted in 24hrs" is enough.
Short answer is that I don’t know if users care. I assume they would as I do. The service uses trained ML and not OCR. How are you getting on with TDX? Is is fast?
