Bank Statement Converter for Thailand
Convert Kasikornbank, SCB and Bangkok Bank statements to FlowAccount, Xero or QuickBooks.
- · FlowAccount
- · Xero
- · QuickBooks
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How to convert a Thailand bank statement
Works with every Thailand bank we support — digital PDFs, scans and phone photos.
- Step 1
Upload the statement
Download the PDF from your Thailand bank's internet banking or app and drop it in. Password-protected files are accepted — the password is entered once and never stored.
- Step 2
Review the parsed rows
The bank template is detected automatically, Tax treatment is applied, and the running balance is reconciled line by line so nothing is silently mis-read.
- Step 3
Export to FlowAccount
Download as FlowAccount, Xero, QuickBooks-ready files, or plain Excel and CSV for anything else.
Thailand bank statement conversion — FAQs
Which Thailand banks are supported?
We support 6+ Thailand banks including all major private, public sector and neo-banks. Any statement in PDF, image or CSV form works.
Is my Thailand bank statement data private?
Files are processed in isolated per-session storage, encrypted in transit, and auto-deleted within 24 hours. They are never used to train external models.
What accounting tools can I export to?
FlowAccount, Xero, QuickBooks — plus CSV, Excel, QBO and OFX for anything else.
What is a bank statement?
A bank statement is a periodic document issued by your bank listing every transaction on an account for a period — usually one month. It shows the opening balance, each debit and credit with a date and description, and the closing balance. Banks issue it as a PDF, a printed copy, or a downloadable CSV/OFX file.
How do I get a bank statement?
Sign in to your bank's internet banking or mobile app, open the account, choose Statements (sometimes 'e-statements' or 'Documents'), pick a date range, and download the PDF. Most banks keep 12–24 months online; older periods are requested from a branch or support. You can upload the downloaded PDF here directly — no need for the CSV version.
How long should I keep bank statements?
As a rule of thumb keep them seven years if they support a tax return, three years for general business records, and at least one year for personal budgeting. Digital copies count in most jurisdictions, so converting statements to Excel or CSV is a valid way to archive them in a searchable form.
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