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Credit Card Statement to Excel
Extract credit card transactions from Amex, Chase, Citi and Capital One to Excel.
SECURE UTILITY
Credit Card Statement to Excel
Payments & expenses separated automatically into distinct columns.
TRANSACTIONS PREVIEW
Card charges & payments| DATE | MERCHANT / DESCRIPTION | CATEGORY | PAYMENTS | PURCHASES |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Upload a credit card statement to view separated expenses | ||||
GUIDE & COMPATIBILITY
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about using Credit Card Statement to Excel safely and accurately.
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How do I convert a credit card statement PDF to Excel or CSV for free?
Drop your credit card statement PDF into Finparses. The client-side parser scans the statement tables, extracts transaction dates, merchant descriptions, payments, and charges, and lets you download a clean .xlsx spreadsheet or .csv file in seconds.
How does Finparses separate card purchases from payments?
Finparses parses statement tables and separates them into dedicated Payments/Credits and Purchases/Charges columns so your financial summaries and tax write-offs are crystal clear.
Which credit card issuers are supported?
All major credit card issuers are supported, including Chase (Sapphire, Freedom, Ink), American Express (Platinum, Gold, Blue Business), Capital One (Venture, Quicksilver, Spark), Citi (Double Cash, Custom Cash), Discover, Apple Card, Barclaycard, and international cards.
Can I export converted credit card transactions into Google Sheets or QuickBooks?
Yes. The downloaded .xlsx file works natively in Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets, while the .csv format can be directly uploaded to QuickBooks, Xero, Wave, or personal budgeting apps.
Is it safe to upload confidential credit card statements?
100% safe. Finparses processes all statements client-side in your local browser memory using WebAssembly. Your account numbers, card numbers, and financial data are never transmitted over the internet or saved to any cloud server.