Citibank Bank Statement to CSV
Citibank statements → .csv for any spreadsheet or accounting tool. Free, private, reconciled.
Drop PDF statements here (Citibank)
Parsed in your browser — nothing uploads. Up to 3 files on the free tier.
How to convert
- Convert your PDF above
- Download the CSV
- Use your accounting tool's file-import lane (QuickBooks: Banking > Upload from file)
Why .csv for any spreadsheet or accounting tool
RFC-4180 CSV is the universal interchange format — it imports into QuickBooks Online, Xero, Sage, Sheets, LibreOffice and every database loader.
Citibank statement layout notes
MM/DD dates, single Amount column, running balance column on checking; credit card statements show only Credits/Payments vs Charges.
- Credit card layout has no balance column — balance checks switch off automatically
- Dates sometimes repeat for multi-entry days with blank date cells below
- Interest rows appear at period end outside the main table
Import into your software
- QuickBooks: Banking > Link account or upload converted file
- Xero: Banking > Import statements
FAQ
Does this work with Citibank's current statement design?
Yes — the converter handles the standard Citibank layout (MM/DD dates, single Amount column, running balance column on checking; credit card statements show only Credits/Payments vs Charges.) and falls back to a generic parser for anything unusual.
What if a row parses wrong?
Edit it inline or delete it — the reconciliation chain re-verifies instantly so you can see when the numbers line up again.
Free
$0forever
- ✓ Unlimited CSV & Excel exports
- ✓ Full-quality output, no watermark
- ✓ Balance-chain reconciliation
- ✓ Up to 3 files per batch
- ✗ QBO / OFX / QIF exports
Pro
$15/month
- ✓ Everything in Free
- ✓ QuickBooks QBO (Web Connect)
- ✓ OFX + QIF for Quicken/GnuCash
- ✓ Unlimited files per batch
- ✓ Priority parser fixes — send us any failing layout