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France · Bank statement converter

Convert a Hello bank! statement to Excel, CSV & JSON

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1 page free per day · Files are deleted right after conversion

Hello bank! statements follow the BNP Paribas structure in a streamlined version. Fast conversion, value dates recognized, and the final balance verified before any Excel, CSV, or JSON export.

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  • Verified against the balance

    Every row is reconciled against the statement's running balance, so a misread digit is flagged, not silently wrong.

  • Encrypted, then deleted

    Your file is processed over an encrypted connection and the original PDF is deleted the moment conversion finishes.

  • QuickBooks & Xero ready

    Export import-ready QuickBooks (QBO) and Xero files with stable IDs, alongside Excel, CSV, and JSON.

Updated July 24, 2026

How to convert a Hello bank! statement

  1. 1

    Upload your statement

    Drag the Hello bank! PDF into the converter above, or browse to it. Scans, phone photos, and password-protected files all work.

  2. 2

    AI reads every transaction

    Dates, descriptions, and amounts are extracted page by page, then cross-checked against the statement's running balance.

  3. 3

    Review and download

    Anything that doesn't reconcile is flagged for a quick fix, then you export to Excel, CSV, QuickBooks, Xero, or JSON.

How to download your Hello bank! statement

  1. Open the Hello bank! app, or sign in to your online space at hellobank.fr.
  2. Go to your account, then “Mes documents” → “Relevés de comptes”.
  3. Choose the account and the statement month.
  4. Download the PDF.

Hello bank! statement formats and where they trip up converters

Hello bank! current account

A streamlined take on the BNP Paribas statement, with date d'opération and date de valeur columns and separate débit/crédit.

Synthetic example — not a real statement

OPÉRATIONS

VIR Salaire ACME+2,450.00
CARTE 04/03 FNAC PARIS-58.90
PRLV Loyer-780.00
CARTE 07/03 SNCF-42.00

Each line carries an operation date and a value date; the closing balance is printed at the end.

  • Hello bank! inherits the BNP Paribas layout with a date d'opération and a date de valeur on every line, and it's easy to key off the wrong one.

    The operation date is used consistently across every row, with the value date preserved for reconciliation.

  • Débit and crédit are printed in separate columns with a closing balance, rather than a running balance on each line.

    The converter rebuilds the running balance and verifies it lands exactly on the printed closing balance, flagging any line that doesn't reconcile.

  • The app-generated PDF uses French DD/MM/YYYY dates and comma decimals that break naive imports.

    Dates and numbers are normalised to formats Excel understands.

Supported Hello bank! accounts

  • Hello One
  • Hello Prime
  • Hello Business

What the export looks like

Every row rebuilt in date order and checked against the running balance. A green check means it reconciles; an amber flag means it needs a quick look before export.

DateDescriptionAmountBalanceCheck
03/03VIR Salaire ACME+2,450.003,010.40Reconciles
04/03CARTE — Fnac, Paris-58.902,951.50Reconciles
05/03PRLV — Loyer-780.002,171.50Reconciles
07/03CARTE — SNCF-42.002,129.50Reconciles
13/03PRLV — mandat SEPA (wrapped)-36.902,092.60Needs review

Frequently asked questions

How do I convert a Hello bank! statement to Excel?

In the Hello bank! app or online space, open Mes documents → Relevés de comptes, choose the month, and download the PDF. Drop it into the converter above and download the result as Excel, CSV, QuickBooks, Xero, or JSON. Your first page each day is free.

Hello bank! is part of BNP Paribas. Does it convert the same way?

Yes. Hello bank! statements use BNP Paribas's layout — operation and value dates, separate debit/credit columns, and a closing balance — so they convert with the same date handling and running-balance check. See the BNP Paribas guide for the parent format.

How are the operation date and value date handled?

The date d'opération is used consistently across every row, while the date de valeur is preserved, so you always sort and reconcile on the same date.

There's no running balance on each line. Will the total still be right?

Yes. The converter rebuilds the running balance from the opening figure and verifies it lands on the printed closing balance, so a misread amount is flagged rather than carried into your books.

Does it read French date and number formats?

Yes. DD/MM/YYYY dates and comma decimals are normalised to formats Excel understands, so the export opens correctly.

Can I import a converted Hello bank! statement into QuickBooks or Xero?

Yes. Alongside Excel and CSV, the converter exports QuickBooks (QBO) and Xero files with stable transaction IDs, so re-importing an updated statement won't create duplicates.

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