Credit Card Statement Conversion Is In Development

StatementPro.ai converts bank statements today. It does not convert credit card statements — that is in development and not yet available. This page exists so you can tell us what you need, and so we can tell you when it ships.

Tell us what you’d convert

Two questions, about twenty seconds. Your answers decide which card formats we build first and whether we build this at all, so specific beats polite.

One email, when it ships. Nothing else.

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Where this actually stands

Being straight with you: credit card statement support is not yet available in the product, and there is no date we’re willing to put in writing.

Credit card statements are close to bank statements but not identical. Transaction tables sit differently, payments and purchases carry opposite signs, and every issuer lays out its own summary block. Handling them properly means training a new extraction model per layout, not toggling a setting. That work is planned, and it is not started.

What we already know: credit card statements land in the same folder, in the same week, as the bank statements our customers already convert. An accountant closing a month has both. Converting one and not the other leaves the job half-finished. That is the reason this is on the roadmap at all.

What we do not know is which issuers matter, and whether you already get a usable export straight from the card provider. That is what the form above is for.

What you can use today

Bank statement conversion works right now. Upload a PDF, a scan or a photo and get CSV back, with Excel, QuickBooks and Xero layouts unlocked by any credit pack. Statements convert one at a time.