By bank
Bank statement conversion, by bank
Each bank publishes its own window for downloading transactions natively. These pages document that window with an official source, then cover the PDF statements beyond it: older history, scanned copies, and a client's whole folder of statements at once, every one checked against its own printed balances before you convert it.
Wells Fargo
Wells Fargo's own online activity download only reaches back so far. For anything older, for a batch of statements a client handed you, or for a scanned copy, Arkrel reads the PDF and checks its balances before you convert it to QuickBooks CSV, Xero CSV, OFX, Excel, CSV or JSON.
See the Wells Fargo pageU.S. Bank
U.S. Bank's own CSV, QFX and QBO downloads cover recent activity. Beyond that window, or for a closed account, the statement PDF is what you actually have. Arkrel reads it, checks the balances, and converts it to QuickBooks CSV, Xero CSV, OFX, Excel, CSV or JSON.
See the U.S. Bank pageChase
Chase keeps statements available for years, but its exact current download options for recent transactions are worth checking inside your own account. For anything outside that window, or for a stack of PDF statements you're catching up on, Arkrel reads the PDF and checks it before converting to QuickBooks CSV, Xero CSV, OFX, Excel, CSV or JSON.
See the Chase pageCapital One
Capital One separates recent online activity from its longer-kept statement archive, and combines some accounts onto one statement. Arkrel reads the statement PDF exactly as it prints, checks its balances, and converts it to QuickBooks CSV, Xero CSV, OFX, Excel, CSV or JSON.
See the Capital One pageBank of America
Bank of America keeps statements available for years. For activity outside whatever window your own account currently offers for download, or for a stack of PDF statements you're catching up on, Arkrel reads the PDF, checks its balances, and converts it to QuickBooks CSV, Xero CSV, OFX, Excel, CSV or JSON.
See the Bank of America pageAmerican Express
American Express keeps your previous two years of transactions available to view and download online, and makes older statements available as an archived PDF. For an archived statement, a batch of years a client handed you, or a scanned copy, Arkrel reads the PDF and checks its balances before converting it to QuickBooks CSV, Xero CSV, OFX, Excel, CSV or JSON.
See the American Express pageNavy Federal
Navy Federal automatically saves your paperless statements for you to view or print. For anything older, a batch of statements a client handed you, or a scanned copy, Arkrel reads the PDF and checks its balances before converting it to QuickBooks CSV, Xero CSV, OFX, Excel, CSV or JSON.
See the Navy Federal pageCiti
CitiBusiness Online documents its own CSV and QuickBooks/Quicken Web Connect downloads. For a personal Citi account, an older statement, or a batch of statements a client handed you, Arkrel reads the PDF and checks its balances before converting it to QuickBooks CSV, Xero CSV, OFX, Excel, CSV or JSON.
See the Citi pageTD Bank
TD Bank documents downloading your account information directly to Quicken or QuickBooks, and keeps years of statements online. For activity outside whatever window your own account currently offers, or for a stack of PDF statements you're catching up on, Arkrel reads the PDF, checks its balances, and converts it to QuickBooks CSV, Xero CSV, OFX, Excel, CSV or JSON.
See the TD Bank pageTD Canada Trust
TD Canada Trust's EasyWeb download only reaches back 45 days from your last download. For anything older, or for a batch of statements a client handed you, Arkrel reads the PDF and checks its balances before converting it to QuickBooks CSV, Xero CSV, OFX, Excel, CSV or JSON.
See the TD Canada Trust pageFree tier includes 50 pages a month. Starter is $29 a month for 1,000 pages, or buy a one-time page pack: 100 pages for $9, 500 pages for $29, 2,000 pages for $79.
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