Which FNB statements can I convert?

Cheque/current accounts, savings and business account statements — the password-protected emailed PDFs and online banking downloads, plus scans via OCR.

How are bank charges handled?

Fee lines are ordinary signed rows with their descriptions preserved, so charges land in your books itemised rather than lumped.

What export works for South African accountants?

CSV or Excel for Sage and Draftworx workings; OFX for Xero and QuickBooks feed-style imports.

Is the password or statement kept?

Neither — the password only opens the PDF, and the file is deleted the moment processing finishes.

Built for FNB statements

Convert FNB statements to CSV, Excel, OFX & QFX

Locked emailed statements from South Africa's FNB — decrypted and converted in one step.

✓ No sign-up to try · originals deleted the moment conversion finishes

✓ Locked e-statements — password handled at upload

PDF

Drop your statements here

or browse files · PDFs up to 20 MB each

.csv.xlsx.ofx.qfx.json

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Drop the PDF

Any FNB statement — one file or a whole folder.

We extract & balance

Dates, descriptions, amounts and running balance, checked against totals.

Export anywhere

CSV, Excel, OFX or QFX — ready for your accounting tool.

What makes FNB statements different

FNB emails statements as password-protected PDFs — standard practice across South African banking. Enter the password at upload (the covering email states the format, commonly built from your ID number) and the statement decrypts and converts in one step. The password opens the file and is never stored.

The statements themselves follow SA conventions: rand amounts, day-month dates, fees itemised per transaction line. NoRekey rebuilds a signed ledger with the fee detail preserved and reconciles it against the statement's printed opening and closing balances.

Password-protected statement?

FNB locks emailed statements with a password — the covering email states the exact format, commonly your South African ID number or a combination set in online banking. Enter it in the password field at upload; it is used only to open the file and never stored.

Export FNB 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 FNB'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.

FNB conversion — questions

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Guide: importing bank statements into your accounting software

CSV, OFX and QFX — which to use for QuickBooks, Xero and Quicken.