How to get your bank statement as a PDF

Every major bank keeps your statements in a Statements section of its website or app. Below: the exact menu path at Chase, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, Capital One, PNC, Citi and SoFi — then upload the PDF to see where your money goes.

When do bank statements come out?

Bank statements come out once a month, on your statement closing date, and the PDF usually appears in online banking the same day to three business days later. The closing date follows your account cycle (often the day you opened the account), not the last day of the month, and a mailed paper copy takes roughly 5 to 10 days.

To find your date, open any earlier statement and read the statement period, for example 5 March – 4 April: the next one closes on 4 May. Credit card statements follow the billing cycle instead, and their closing date sits a few weeks before the payment due date. Low-activity savings accounts at some banks are statemented quarterly. A closing date that falls on a weekend or holiday keeps its date; only the PDF is posted on the next business day.

If a statement is missing, first check that the closing date has passed plus three business days. After about five business days, contact the bank. Many banks let you change the cycle date online or by phone. The bank-by-bank menu paths for downloading the PDF are right below.

Where to download your statement, bank by bank

Read from each bank's own help pages. Menu names change now and then — if one doesn't match, look for Statements or Documents.

Got the PDF? Upload it and see income, spending and recurring charges — free for your first statement.

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Banks we analyze

Any statement with a readable transaction table works. These are the most common.

U.S. and Canadian banks

  • Chase
  • Bank of America
  • Wells Fargo
  • Citi
  • Capital One
  • PNC
  • TD
  • RBC
  • CIBC
  • Scotiabank

U.K. and European banks

  • Barclays
  • HSBC
  • Lloyds
  • Monzo
  • Revolut
  • NatWest
  • Santander
  • ING
  • Deutsche Bank
  • BNP Paribas

India, Africa, APAC and fintech statements

  • HDFC
  • ICICI
  • SBI
  • Kotak
  • FNB
  • Standard Bank
  • Westpac
  • Wise
  • PayPal
  • Cash App
  • Venmo

Statement types and export formats

Upload a PDF or a photo. Take the results into a spreadsheet or your accounting software.

PDF password guides by bank

Banks in India and South Africa send password-protected PDFs. These guides show each bank's password format so you can open the statement and analyze it.

Bank-specific analyzer pages

Step-by-step upload instructions tuned to one bank's statement layout — including PDF password handling where the bank uses it.

Questions & answers

How do I get a bank statement as a PDF?

Sign in to your bank's website or app and open the Statements (or Statements & Documents) section, pick the account and month, and download or save the PDF. Chase, Wells Fargo, Capital One and PNC keep about 7 years online; Bank of America shows 18 months and lets you request older copies.

When do bank statements come out?

Once a month, on your statement closing date, which is tied to your account cycle rather than the end of the month. The PDF usually appears in online banking the same day to three business days after closing; a mailed paper copy takes about 5 to 10 days. The closing date is printed in the statement period on any earlier statement.

Can I change my bank statement date?

Many banks and card issuers let you move the closing or billing date, either in online banking or by phone. Not every bank allows it on checking accounts, so check your bank's help page. The new cycle starts with the next statement, and one statement can be shorter or longer than a month while it switches.

Do you support statements from any bank?

The product is designed for any bank statement that follows a recognizable transaction-table layout. Coverage is strongest on mainstream retail and business bank PDFs, but scanned and international statements are also supported.

Are photographed statements supported?

Yes. JPG and PNG files work, but output quality depends on image sharpness, page crop, and contrast. Native PDFs remain the best option whenever available.

Which export format should I choose?

Choose CSV or Excel for analysis, JSON for custom integrations, and QIF, OFX, QBO, or IIF for accounting import workflows.

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