Built for Bank of Ireland statements

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

Current, savings and business statements — converted accurately in seconds.

No sign-up to try · originals deleted the moment conversion finishes
Euro statements — reconciled to the cent
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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 Ireland 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 Ireland statements different

Bank of Ireland statements use the Irish two-column convention with euro comma-free amounts, DD/MM/YYYY dates and IBANs. NoRekey converts them into one signed chronological ledger and verifies it against the statement's own printed balances — to the cent, or it's flagged for review rather than exported.

Like AIB, Bank of Ireland absorbed a wave of customers from the Ulster Bank and KBC exits, so catch-up bookkeeping often spans a mid-year bank switch. Both banks' statements convert to the same clean export format, which makes stitching the year back together straightforward.

Export Bank of Ireland 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 Ireland'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 Ireland conversion — questions