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Follow These 3 Steps to Read Transaction Data from Any Bank Statement:
Upload a scanned PDF or photo of a bank statement, passbook page, or financial document to our bank statement OCR tool.
Pick the recognition language and click "OCR PDF" to start bank statement OCR processing.
Download the recognized bank statement OCR output as a searchable PDF or copy transactions straight into a spreadsheet.
Every bank ships monthly statements in its own layout, so a rigid template-driven engine keeps misreading rows the moment the column order shifts by even one field.
An ATM slip stuffed in a wallet, a thermal printout under fluorescent light, or a phone photo taken at an angle can easily defeat a generic ocr financial statements workflow.
Statements stack deposits, withdrawals, FX conversions, and running balances across long tables, and line-by-line OCR collapses when the math has to line up across dozens of rows.
Branch stamps, signature blocks, and handwritten notes layered over printed transactions break single-pass OCR, so separating the printed rows from the marks is half the battle.
PDNob's bank statement OCR engine runs on the same ABBYY recognition backbone, retuned for statements, passbook pages, and structured financial paperwork. Whether the source is a flatbed scan, a forwarded PDF, or a phone snapshot, our free AI OCR bank statement pipeline pulls dates, descriptions, amounts, and running balances as editable fields — ready to drop straight into Excel, Google Sheets, or your bookkeeping stack.
After bank statement OCR processing wraps, PDNob hands back a searchable PDF that keeps the original statement layout intact, so any transaction, date, or balance can be highlighted, copied, or searched later — handy for audits, loan applications, and month-end reconciliation.
A snap taken under harsh ATM lighting or a thermal slip creased down the middle can still throw off generic OCR. PDNob's engine handles small fonts, skewed angles, and faint thermal prints so bank statement OCR keeps delivering clean rows where off-the-shelf scanners stall.
Every statement you upload travels over an encrypted channel and is removed from our servers shortly after bank statement OCR capture wraps, so financial documents are never stored long-term and never shared with third parties.
PDNob's bank statement OCR recognizes structured transaction fields across the whole document clearly with intact layout.
Pulls account and bank identifiers from every statement, including holder name, account number, and issuing branch.
Document identifiers and the key dates that anchor every reconciliation downstream.
Each transaction row comes through as a structured record — date, description, amount, and balance when the source statement carries them.
Bank fees, interest credits, and FX adjustments split out into their own rows so reconciliation matches the printed statement line by line.
Every figure needed to close the books, captured as its own field.
Classification and quality signals that route the document automatically — the fields your downstream rules actually key on.
Upload your scanned bank statement to the bank statement OCR tool and click "OCR PDF". The ABBYY-powered engine reads the document, identifies transaction fields like date, description, amount, and balance, and hands back an editable, searchable PDF plus copyable text.
Yes. PDNob's bank statement OCR software is template-agnostic, so it recognizes transactions across bank layouts — checking accounts, savings passbooks, credit card statements, and multi-currency statements all flow through the same pipeline without per-bank setup.
The engine reads printed transaction rows precisely, and treats stamped dates, signature blocks, and handwritten notes as separate layers in the output — so they don't pollute the recognized amounts. Final accuracy depends on how clearly the marks were applied.
PDNob accepts JPG, JPEG, PNG, TIFF, and BMP images, plus scanned PDF bank statements forwarded by email. Phone-camera snapshots work as well as flatbed scans, as long as the statement is fully visible and not cropped.
Yes. After the recognition job finishes, the recognized transactions can be exported as a structured CSV or copied directly into an Excel template — useful when you want to bulk-import bank statement data into a budgeting or expense workflow.
Yes. The output separates header fields — bank name, statement period, opening balance, closing balance — from each transaction row, so every value can be validated independently before the statement is archived or shared with a lender.