Bank statement converter

Yes Bank
statement converter

Upload a Yes Bank statement PDF and download clean Excel, CSV, MCS or Tally XML. Password-protected PDFs work too.

Export

Four ways to take your Yes Bank data out

Before you export

Check the Yes Bank statement once, then export

Upload the Yes 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.

From Yes Bank PDF to Tally

  1. 1Upload the PDF

    Pick Yes Bank or let FileKey detect the bank. Enter the password if the file has one.

  2. 2Check the rows

    Edit a transaction or add a missing one before you export.

  3. 3Set ledgers

    Map narrations to your Tally ledgers once.

  4. 4Import into Tally

    Download Tally XML and, in TallyPrime, use Import > Transactions.

FAQs

Yes Bank statement conversion, answered

Is the Yes Bank statement converter free?

Yes. FileKey is free right now, with no page limits and no credits. Sign up with your email or Google.

Can FileKey read password-protected Yes 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 edit Yes Bank transactions before exporting?

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.

Can I import a Yes Bank statement into Tally?

Yes. Set your ledgers in FileKey, download Tally XML and import it in TallyPrime with Import > Transactions.

What if a Yes 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 Yes Bank?

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