Convert DBS bank statements to Excel or CSV

Turn DBS Bank Ltd eStatement PDFs into a clean spreadsheet — one file or a whole folder at once. Free for your first file, no signup, and the upload is deleted within 24 hours.

Drag & drop your bank statement
1 free conversion every 24 hours — first 3 pages, no signup. Free account adds batch upload.
Encrypted
PDF only · up to 20 MB each · scanned images not supported
Your converted CSV files will appear here after upload.

Encrypted

Encrypted in transit and at rest — decrypted only to read the transaction table

Private by design

Transaction data never enters our database; uploaded PDFs are deleted within 24 hours

Batch upload

Drop a whole folder at once with a free account — a year of statements in one go

Free to start

No signup needed for your first statement

Excel & CSV output

Date, description, debit, credit and balance, exactly as printed

About DBS statements

DBS Bank Ltd eStatement PDFs convert to Excel or CSV in seconds — every transaction row, with dates, descriptions, debits, credits and balances each in their own column, ready to sort, filter and total.

A DBS eStatement often carries more than one account section in a single PDF — a Multiplier or savings account followed by its own running balance — and long transaction descriptions wrap onto a second line. Both are handled: each section is read in turn, and wrapped descriptions are joined back onto the transaction they belong to. Withdrawals and deposits stay in separate columns, exactly as DBS prints them.

Banking somewhere else? That works too — this page is an example, not a limit. Browse the banks we convert or just upload your own statement above.

How to convert a DBS statement

  1. STEP 1

    Download your DBS statement

    Save the eStatement as a PDF from digibank online or the digibank app, then drag it onto this page — one file, or a whole folder with a free account.

  2. STEP 2

    We read the table

    Every row of your DBS statement is pulled off the page — dates, descriptions, debits, credits and balances — exactly as printed, never recalculated.

  3. STEP 3

    Download Excel or CSV

    Take the result as .xlsx or .csv, ready for Excel or Google Sheets, or to import into your bookkeeping software.

DBS statement questions

How do I convert a DBS statement to Excel?

Download the eStatement PDF from DBS internet or mobile banking, drop it on this page, and download the result as .xlsx or .csv. No signup is needed for your first conversion.

Is converting a DBS statement free?

Yes. One DBS statement every 24 hours with no account at all, covering the first 3 pages. A free account raises that to 5 pages every 24 hours and lets you drop a whole folder of DBS statements at once.

What do the columns look like?

Date, Description, Debit, Credit and Balance — mirroring how the statement prints them. Amounts are transcribed exactly as they appear and never recalculated, so the output matches your DBS statement figure for figure.

Can I open the converted DBS statement in Excel or Google Sheets?

Yes. Download .xlsx to open your DBS transactions directly in Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets, or .csv to import into bookkeeping software such as Xero or QuickBooks. We generate the file — there is no direct integration to connect.

What happens to my DBS statement after conversion?

The transaction data never enters our database — it exists only in the file you download. The uploaded PDF is deleted from storage within 24 hours, and an anonymous conversion is never stored at all.

Do scanned or photographed statements work?

No. The PDF needs a real text layer, which is what DBS gives you when you download a eStatement directly. A scan or a photo of a printed page has no text to read, and we do not run OCR.

Can I convert several months at once?

Yes, with a free account — drop a whole folder of Singapore statements and the batch converts together, then download everything as a single ZIP.

Other banks we convert

These banks have their own pages with format notes and answers. They are examples, not a limit — statements from other banks convert the same way, so it is worth simply trying yours.

Singapore