Secure Bank Statement Converter

Convert PDF bank statements securely to Excel or CSV

Fintech

Privacy

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Accounting

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Hello Product Hunt, I was looking for a tool to convert my own PDF bank statements into Excel - useful for sorting, filtering, and tracking spending. Plenty of tools exist for this, so I tried one of the popular ones. My experience was a mixed bag. The very first step already made me think: I needed to upload my statement. I stopped right at this stage. Why? Because what's on the first page of most bank statements? Your name, home address, and account number. So, I tried to answer a couple of questions. Who runs that server? How long will my statement be stored? Will it be deleted? When? Since I was already on the site, I thought I go through with it anyway, at least out of curiosity. If the result is good, maybe I can live with the risk. So, I uploaded a highly sensitive document. The result was quick: "Sorry, this statement could not be processed." That’s excellent. A zero result for a real privacy risk. That's when I decided to build it properly – or at least much better. How it works differently here: • Your PDF is rasterized locally in your browser – the original file never gets uploaded. • You can redact your name/account number yourself, directly on the page, before anything is sent anywhere. • An optional "Audit ZIP" lets you verify exactly what would be sent, pixel for pixel, before you send it. • Only redacted images go to a stateless, EU-based AI – no metadata from the original PDF, no database, no retained files, contractually no model training on your data. • You get back a structured Excel file or a QuickBooks/Xero-ready CSV. This application is part of Secure Academic Studio, a small set of privacy-first document tools (proofreading, transcription, invoice conversion, and more) – some of them free, others pay-as-you-go, no subscriptions, no account required. For the launch, we've bumped the daily free credits to 50 for the next few days - hopefully enough to test the converter without spending anything. Furthermore, we provided a 50% discount code for all our credit packs, as well. Would genuinely love your feedback, especially from anyone in accounting/bookkeeping who deals with this kind of files daily. …And if "trust us, it's private" sounds like every other privacy claim you've heard – it’s excellent. We open-sourced the actual mechanisms instead of just describing them: MIT-licensed code excerpts and a dated changelog are available in our public GitHub repository.