Is my Chase statement uploaded to a server?

No. The PDF is processed in your browser. Only the extracted CSV is stored in your session, and you can delete it anytime.

What if my Chase statement is scanned?

BankVerter runs OCR on scanned statements automatically, so even image-only Chase PDFs convert to CSV.

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How to Convert a Chase Bank Statement to CSV

Convert Chase bank statement PDFs to CSV in seconds. Free, private, and accurate — no signup required for your first 10 pages.

How to convert your statement

1

Download your Chase statement as PDF

Log in to chase.com, open your checking or credit card account, and download the statement PDF from the Documents & Statements section. Chase statements are usually 2–12 pages.

2

Drop the PDF into BankVerter

Drag the Chase statement PDF onto the dropzone at bankverter.com/app. The file never leaves your browser — parsing happens locally.

3

Review the extracted transactions

BankVerter auto-detects Chase and extracts every transaction: date, description, amount, and balance. Check the preview for accuracy.

4

Export to CSV

Click Export CSV. The file downloads instantly with formula-injection protection, so it is safe to open in Excel or Google Sheets.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Chase credit card and checking account statements both parse correctly, including the transaction table format Chase uses.

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