Statements to Tally
Bank of India PDF in, Excel & Tally out
Stop copying Bank of India statements into Excel by hand. Upload the PDF and get Excel, CSV, MCS or Tally XML.
Password-protected PDFs- Balance check before export
- Edit rows, set ledgers
- Free, no page limits
Bank of India entries, sorted into Dr. and Cr.
Upload the Bank of India statement the way the bank gave it to you: from net banking, from the branch or from email. You don't need to reformat anything first.
Dr.
PaymentsWithdrawals become payment vouchers, or contra entries if you choose.Cr.
ReceiptsDeposits become receipt vouchers against the ledgers you set.Balance
CheckedOpening and closing balances are matched against the rows.FileKey shows whether the opening and closing balances match the transactions, so a misread row stands out before you export.
From Bank of India PDF to Tally
- 1Drop in the statement
Any Bank of India PDF works, locked or not.
- 2Review
The transactions open in a table you can correct.
- 3Choose ledgers
Tell FileKey which ledger each kind of entry goes to.
- 4Export
Excel, CSV and MCS download at once; Tally XML imports with Import > Transactions.
Questions about Bank of India statements
How much does it cost to convert a Bank of India statement?
Nothing. FileKey is free right now, with no page limits or credits. You only need an email or Google account.
Can FileKey read password-protected Bank of India statements?
Yes. Enter the PDF password once when you upload. FileKey uses it to open the file and does not store it.
Can I fix a row before I export?
Yes. The transactions open in a table where you can edit a row, add a missing one and adjust the opening balance before you download.
Does it work with TallyPrime?
Yes. Set your ledgers in FileKey, download Tally XML and import it in TallyPrime with Import > Transactions.
What if a Bank of India statement doesn't convert?
Raise a ticket on that conversion from inside the app, for example for a missing transaction or a balance that doesn't match, and the FileKey team will look at it.
Is FileKey affiliated with Bank of India?
No. FileKey is an independent tool for CAs and accountants. Bank of India is a trademark of its owner.