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Kotak Mahindra Bank bank statement to Excel

Same free parse and the same balance-chain check as the CSV page: this one's about what happens the moment you open the file in Excel afterward.

Open the workbench

What we read

We read digital Kotak Mahindra Bank PDF statements: the kind emailed to you or downloaded from netbanking. Photos and scans aren't supported yet.

If your Kotak Mahindra Bank statement is password-protected, the ticket will say so after you upload it: add the password there and re-upload. We use the password once, to open the file, and never store it.

The CSV is written UTF-8-with-BOM, so opening it directly in Excel shows the right columns and characters instead of one garbled cell. No manual "Import" wizard needed.

Statement in, reading out

  1. 01

    Drop the Kotak Mahindra Bank PDF. Reading starts immediately, and costs nothing.

  2. 02

    Every balance is recomputed row by row. If the chain breaks, we name the row.

  3. 03

    The monthly summary and every statement’s status are free to read.

  4. 04

    Take the rows as CSV or JSON, free. The full report is ₹49.

Frequently asked questions

Does this actually work with Kotak Mahindra Bank statements?

Yes. Kotak Mahindra Bank's statement layout is one of the templates this reads automatically. Drop a digital PDF and the workbench detects the layout, casts every row, and checks the running balance start to finish; if the chain holds, you get a VERIFIED stamp and the file.

My Kotak Mahindra Bank PDF is password-protected. Can you still open it?

Yes. If the file is password-protected, the ticket will say so after you upload it: add the password there and re-upload. We use the password once, to open the PDF, and never store it afterward.

Will the CSV actually open correctly in Excel?

The CSV is written UTF-8-with-BOM, so opening it directly in Excel shows the right columns and characters instead of one garbled cell. No manual "Import" wizard needed.