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Bank Statement Analyzer

Every transaction out of the PDF, checked against the running balance, categorised, and delivered as an Excel workbook you can work in immediately.

Extraction summary
Bank detectedHDFC Bank
Period01-04-2025 to 31-03-2026
Transactions extracted432
Total credits1,42,86,310
Total debits1,38,04,972
Balance chainVerified
✓ Closing balance matches statement

What you get in the workbook

One download, six sheets. Formatted, with headers frozen and figures right-aligned — ready to hand to an article or paste into working papers.

SheetWhat it contains
TransactionsEvery row: date, narration, cheque number, withdrawal, deposit, running balance, plus an auto-assigned category.
Party-wise SummaryCounterparties grouped from the narration with total received, total paid and number of transactions.
Monthly SummaryMonth-by-month credits, debits, net movement and closing balance.
Category SummaryTotals by category — salary, rent, GST, EMI, interest, cash, transfers and more.
Cash TransactionsCash deposits and withdrawals isolated, with running totals. The entries that attract scrutiny.
High-Value ReportEverything above a threshold you set (default ₹50,000), both sides.

The parts that usually break

Most PDF-to-Excel converters fall over on Indian bank statements. These are the specific problems this tool was built to solve.

Multi-line narrations

Bank narrations wrap across two or three lines in the PDF. Naive converters split one transaction into three rows. This one stitches them back together.

Scanned and photocopied PDFs

Older branches and co-operative banks issue scanned statements with no text layer at all. OCR reads them, then the same balance verification applies.

Password-protected files

Net-banking downloads are usually locked with a PAN or date-of-birth password. Unlock them inside the tool — no third-party website.

Silent extraction errors

The dangerous failure is not a crash, it is a number that is quietly wrong. Every extracted row is reconciled against the running balance, and mismatches are reported.

Common questions

Is it really free?

During the beta, yes — entirely. Your first report needs no signup. After that we ask for an email so we can tell you when banks are added or the tool changes. When paid plans start, beta users get a long free run and plenty of notice.

Do you store my clients’ statements?

No. The file is processed in memory and the generated Excel is deleted from the server the moment your download begins. We do not keep the PDF, and we do not read your data. See the privacy policy for specifics.

My bank is not in your list.

Try it anyway — the parser handles many formats it has not been explicitly tested against. If it fails, email the statement (or a redacted page) to info@myfinmak.com and we will usually add the format within a week.

How accurate is the extraction?

Where a statement has a running balance column, accuracy is verifiable: the tool reconciles every row against it and tells you if the chain breaks. Always review the on-screen figures before using the output in a filing.

Can I use this for audit and loan documentation?

Practitioners use it for audit working papers, loan applications, cash-flow reviews and litigation support. The output is a working paper, not an opinion — review it as you would any junior’s work.

Does it work on a phone?

It opens on a phone, but uploading a PDF and reviewing 400 rows is far more comfortable on a laptop.

Stop typing bank statements

The analyzer is free while in beta. No card, no installation — your first report needs nothing but the PDF.

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