Bank statement converter

IDBI Bank statements,
ready for Tally

Turn IDBI Bank statement PDFs into Excel sheets or Tally vouchers in a few clicks, without retyping a single row.

Before you export

Check the IDBI Bank statement once, then export

Upload the IDBI Bank 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.

Excel

One clean sheet of transactions to filter, sort and reconcile.

CSV

Plain rows for any accounting or analysis tool.

MCS

Transactions with cluster and ledger columns.

Tally XML

Set ledgers in FileKey, then import the vouchers into Tally.

How it works

IDBI Bank statement to Tally in four steps

  1. Drop in the statement. Any IDBI Bank PDF works, locked or not.
  2. Review. The transactions open in a table you can correct.
  3. Choose ledgers. Tell FileKey which ledger each kind of entry goes to.
  4. Export. Excel, CSV and MCS download at once; Tally XML imports with Import > Transactions.
Convert a IDBI Bank statement
FAQs

Questions about IDBI Bank statements

How much does it cost to convert a IDBI Bank 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 IDBI Bank 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 IDBI Bank 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 IDBI Bank?

No. FileKey is an independent tool for CAs and accountants. IDBI Bank is a trademark of its owner.