Who We Are
We are a small independent team based in Saugor, Madhya Pradesh, India, building free tools for people who are tired of manual data entry. This converter started from a simple problem: reading credit card statements in Excel should not take hours of copy-paste.
What This Tool Does
Credit Card to Excel Converter converts American Express and 110+ credit card statement PDFs from issuers worldwide into clean Excel files. Every transaction is extracted into just four columns — Date, Description, Debit, Credit — plus a summary sheet with totals. No account numbers, no balances, no personal data.
Why We Built It
- 🔒 Privacy first: most "free" converters upload your bank statements to their servers. Ours runs 100% in your browser — your file never leaves your device. This is the #1 reason people trust us with sensitive statements.
- 💳 Real formats: we researched actual statement layouts from 50+ issuers across India, USA, UK, Canada, Australia, UAE, Singapore and Hong Kong — HDFC's Dr/Cr suffixes, ICICI's EMI amortization rows, Chase's posting dates, Bajaj's EMI card — each with its own parser.
- 💰 Free forever: no signup, no watermark, no limits.
Our Approach to Accuracy
Automated parsing is never 100% perfect — different banks tweak their layouts. That is why we:
- Test every parser against sample statements (23 test suites)
- Give you a review table before export
- Recommend verifying totals against your original statement
If a statement fails to parse, tell us — we improve the parsers continuously.
About the Founder
This project is built and maintained by Sagar Barde, a developer from Saugor, Madhya Pradesh, India. Questions, feedback or feature ideas? Email us — we read every message.
Our Promise
- Your financial data never touches our servers — ever.
- The tool stays free — no hidden premium, no paywall.
- We are independent and not affiliated with American Express or any bank.
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