Convert SBI bank statement PDF to Excel

SBI statements downloaded from OnlineSBI or YONO come as PDFs with a description column that mixes transaction type, reference and counterparty. StmtSnap is trained on the SBI layout and separates each field cleanly into Excel.

One upload produces Excel, CSV, Tally XML, QuickBooks QBO and Zoho CSV at once.

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SBI statement columns StmtSnap parses

How to download your SBI e-statement PDF

  1. 1Log in to OnlineSBI or open the SBI YONO app.
  2. 2Go to Account Statement → select your account and date range.
  3. 3Download as PDF (SBI password is usually a combination it specifies — enter it at upload).
  4. 4Upload the PDF to StmtSnap and download the Excel file.

SBI uses both 'Debit/Credit' and running-balance columns; StmtSnap preserves the running balance so you can tie the parsed Excel back to the statement total line by line.

ATM, UPI and branch transactions all carry different reference formats in SBI statements — the India-trained model recognises each pattern instead of dropping the reference.

One upload, every format: Excel, CSV, Tally XML, QuickBooks QBO and Zoho CSV — generated together in about 30 seconds. Files are encrypted in transit and deleted within 24 hours.

Frequently asked questions

Is the SBI statement converter free?

Yes. 15 pages per month are free with no credit card required.

Does it read SBI YONO and OnlineSBI PDFs?

Yes. Statements downloaded from either YONO or OnlineSBI use the same SBI format and parse the same way.

Can I convert the SBI statement to Tally?

Yes. A Tally ERP 9 / Tally Prime XML is generated alongside the Excel export on every plan.

Does it handle password-protected SBI statements?

Yes. Enter the PDF password at upload; the raw file is never stored and is deleted within 24 hours.

How accurate is SBI parsing?

Around 98% on SBI's format thanks to India-specific training, versus roughly 70% for generic converters.

Reference: State Bank of India — official website

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