ParseBank

Convert non-English bank statements

European statements break English-first converters in quiet ways: 03/04 read as March 4th instead of April 3rd, 1.234,56 parsed as one point two, month names like janvier or märz not recognized at all. This converter reads statements natively in French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, and Dutch, normalizes dates to unambiguous ISO and amounts to plain numbers, and verifies every row against the running balance, which is arithmetic and speaks every language.

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European formats normalized

DD/MM dates, month names in six languages, decimal commas and thousand separators (1.234,56 or 1 234,56) all come out as ISO dates and clean numbers your software reads correctly.

Verification is language-independent

The running-balance check works identically on a relevé, a Kontoauszug, or an estratto conto: previous balance plus credit minus debit must equal the next printed balance.

Output your tools understand

Whatever the statement's language, exports use the column layouts QuickBooks, Xero, and Excel expect, with an ISO date format that can never be imported with days and months swapped.

Works with any bank