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Convert Bank of China statement to QuickBooks Desktop IIF
Upload your Bank of China PDF statement — get a clean QuickBooks Desktop IIF file (QuickBooks Desktop .iif import) in about 20 seconds.
How it works
Step 1
Upload your Bank of China PDF
Password-protected files welcome. Up to 20MB, 100 pages.
Step 2
AI parses every transaction
Our Bank of China-tuned parser reads dates, descriptions, debits, credits and balances — with GST/VAT-aware categorization.
Step 3
Download QuickBooks Desktop IIF
Get QuickBooks Desktop .iif import. Import straight into your accounting tool.
Why Convert Bank Statements for Bank of China
- Bank-tuned parser — trained specifically on Bank of China's statement layout, not a generic OCR.
- Handles password-protected Bank of China PDFs (enter the password once, we don't store it).
- Currency-correct output in CNY — no rounding weirdness.
- Every row shows the original raw text — you audit before you trust.
- Files auto-delete after 30 days. GDPR-friendly.
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Reviewed by the Convert Bank Statements engineering team · About us · Trust & security · Last updated 2026-07-16