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Convert a Chase statement to Excel & CSV
Works with Chase PDF statements — every transaction extracted and checked against the balance Chase printed on the page.
Independent tool — not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by Chase.
What a Chase statement looks like
Chase statements list each transaction with a date, description, amount and a running balance, plus an opening and closing balance for the period. Ledgerary extracts every line and checks opening + net movement against the printed closing balance.
- Region
- United States
- Currency
- USD ($)
- Date format
- MM/DD/YYYY
- Statement type
- Bank
- Every Chase transaction — date, description, signed amount, running balance, category
- A balance check: opening balance + net movement must equal the closing balance
- A confidence score on every job, so a rough scan is flagged, not guessed
- Export to Excel, CSV and JSON free — QuickBooks, Xero and Sage on Pro
FAQ
Chase conversion questions
Is this the official Chase statement converter?
No — Ledgerary is an independent document-conversion tool. It works with Chase PDF statements the way it works with any bank's statement, but it is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by Chase.
What information do I get from a Chase statement?
Every transaction line — date, description, signed amount, running balance and category — plus the statement period, account details and a balance check against the opening and closing balance Chase printed on the statement.
Can I export a Chase statement to QuickBooks?
Yes, on the Pro and Scale plans — alongside Xero and Sage-ready CSVs. Excel, CSV and JSON export are free.
Is my statement kept after conversion?
No — your file is processed and then deleted. See /security for detail.
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