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Convert FBC Bank Statement PDF to Excel & CSV

Turn your FBC Bank statement PDF into a clean Excel or CSV file in seconds — checked against the statement’s own balances. The PDF is read inside your browser and is never uploaded. Your first statement each day is free.

How to convert your FBC Bank statement to Excel

  1. Download your statement as a PDF from FBC internet banking or the FBC mobile app, or ask your branch to email you a PDF statement.
  2. Drop the PDF on this page (or tap to choose it). FBC Bank is recognised automatically.
  3. Check the result — every row is compared with the statement’s own balances, so you know the totals add up.
  4. Choose the dates, money in / money out and columns you need, then download Excel, CSV, or a file ready for QuickBooks, Xero or Sage/Pastel.

What you get from a FBC Bank statement

FBC statements in US$ and ZWG are both supported — amounts come out as plain numbers that Excel can add up.

  • Date
  • Value date
  • Description
  • Reference number
  • Debit
  • Credit
  • Balance

Questions

Is my FBC Bank statement uploaded anywhere?

No. The PDF is read inside your own browser and never leaves your device. Only the date, the bank and the number of transactions are recorded if you have an account — never the statement or its contents.

How do I know the conversion is correct?

MyPDF checks every row against your FBC Bank statement’s own opening and closing balances and running balance. If anything doesn’t add up, it tells you exactly which rows to look at before you download.

Can I export only some dates, or only money in or money out?

Yes. Choose a date range, pick “money in” or “money out” only, and decide which columns to include and how dates and amounts are written — then download Excel or CSV, or copy straight into your spreadsheet.

Can I import it into QuickBooks, Xero, Sage or Pastel?

Yes. Pick the format before you download: QuickBooks Online, Xero, Sage Accounting / Sage 50 / Pastel, OFX or QIF. Each file uses the exact layout that program imports, with dates as DD/MM/YYYY and money out as negative amounts.

Is it free?

Your first statement each day is free, of any length, with no account needed. For more, there’s a $1 day pass, or Monthly and Yearly plans — pay with EcoCash, InnBucks, OneMoney, O’mari, SmileCash or card.

My statement didn’t convert. What now?

Bank layouts sometimes change. MyPDF’s general reader still tries to read it and tells you what it couldn’t check. You can also send us the statement (with personal details blacked out) and we’ll update the FBC Bank reader.

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