Built for Bank of Baroda statements

Convert Bank of Baroda statements to CSV, Excel, OFX & QFX

BoB e-statements and branch printouts — Dr/Cr amounts and lakh grouping, converted in one step.

No sign-up to try · originals deleted the moment conversion finishes
Public-sector statements — both roads handled
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Drop your statements here
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.csv.xlsx.ofx.qfx.json
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Drop the PDF
Any Bank of Baroda statement — one file or a whole folder.
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We extract & balance
Dates, descriptions, amounts and running balance, checked against totals.
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Export anywhere
CSV, Excel, OFX or QFX — ready for your accounting tool.

What makes Bank of Baroda statements different

As a major public-sector bank, Bank of Baroda statements reach customers as emailed password-protected e-statements, net banking downloads and branch printouts alike. NoRekey takes all three — locked PDFs decrypt at upload, and printed pages convert through OCR — each reconciled against the printed balances.

Indian conventions are normalised throughout: Dr/Cr markers become signed decimals, DD-MM-YYYY dates become ISO, and lakh-grouped figures (1,23,456.78) become standard decimals, with UPI/NEFT/IMPS narrations preserved in full.

Password-protected statement?
Bank of Baroda locks emailed e-statements with a password — the covering email states the exact format, commonly built from your account number or date of birth. Enter it at upload; it is used only to open the file and never stored.
Export Bank of Baroda data as
.csv
CSV
Opens anywhere
.xlsx
Excel
Formatted workbook
.ofx
OFX
QuickBooks & Xero
.qfx
QFX
Quicken-ready
.json
JSON
For your own stack
Balanced against the statement
Every conversion is cross-checked against Bank of Baroda's opening and closing balances, so a mismatch surfaces before it reaches your books.
Originals deleted immediately
Files are encrypted in transit and at rest, never used for training, and the uploaded PDF is deleted the moment processing finishes.

Bank of Baroda conversion — questions