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Convert Westpac Statements to Excel & CSV

Upload a Westpac PDF statement and get every transaction back in clean, ready-to-use columns. $0.15 per page, no subscription.

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What a Westpac statement looks like

Westpac prints its transaction table with these columns. We read every row exactly as it appears and return clean, normalized data.

  • Dates are printed as DD/MM/YY (e.g. 26/03/21) — repeated on every row, even when several transactions share a day
  • A BALANCE column on every transaction row, opening from a STATEMENT OPENING BALANCE line whose figure sits in the balance column only.
  • Card purchases append the merchant's city and country ("Coles Mobile Sydney Aus") and often wrap over two or three lines — foreign purchases add the original currency and Westpac's foreign transaction fee on their own lines. Older statement vintages print DDMMM dates with the year as a standalone line and mark negatives with a trailing minus. We merge every wrapped line and normalize both vintages into one clean, signed table.

Why convert your Westpac statement here

Westpac statements have their own quirks. We built our converter for them.

Three printed lines, one row

A single card purchase can span three lines with city, currency, and fee details. Each one comes back as a single row with the full description intact.

Checked against every row

Westpac prints the running balance on every transaction. We reconcile each extracted amount against it, so a misread figure can't slip through.

Past the export window

Westpac's export covers only recent history; statements stay online for seven years, closed accounts included. Convert the PDFs — the ATO can ask for five.

Nothing to lose

If a conversion fails, your credits are refunded automatically — and your first 10 pages are free.

How to download your Westpac statement

You need the PDF first. Here is where Westpac keeps it.

Online banking

  1. 1 Log in to Westpac Online Banking and go to "Overview", then "Statements"
  2. 2 Select the account under "Active accounts"
  3. 3 Enter a date range or pick a pre-set one, then select "Search"
  4. 4 Select "Download PDF"

Mobile app

  1. 1 In the Westpac App, search "Statements" in the Smart Search bar
  2. 2 Tap "Statements (incl. closed accounts)"
  3. 3 Select the account and tap the statement period
  4. 4 Tap the share icon to download or send the PDF

Westpac keeps up to 7 years of statements online, closed accounts included. Its transaction export (CSV, QIF, OFX) only covers recent history — roughly the last 18 months — so everything older lives only in the PDF statements.

How to convert a bank statement to Excel

Three steps, no manual typing, no templates to set up.

Step 1

Upload your PDF statement

Drag in one statement or twenty, from any bank. Up to 200 pages and 20 MB per file.

Step 2

We extract every transaction

Dates, descriptions, and amounts are read straight from the document, row by row. Nothing is summarized, merged, or invented.

Step 3

Download Excel or CSV

Both formats come with every conversion. Open the spreadsheet or import the CSV wherever you need it.

Westpac conversion questions

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Simple pay-per-page pricing

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$0.15 / page

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What customers say

"My overseas subscriptions print over three lines with the FX fee separate, and every converter chopped them into fragments. Now each purchase is one row with the fee where I can see it."

Jack Thompson

"Needed two years of statements for my home loan application, but the account was closed. They were still in Online Banking as PDFs — converted the lot in ten minutes."

Aisha Rahman

"The running balance on every line meant I could verify the conversion myself — every row matched the statement to the cent."

Nathan Cole

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Upload a Westpac PDF and download clean Excel or CSV in minutes. Your first 10 pages are on us.

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