GTBank sends statements as PDFs to the email on your account. Drop the PDF here and get a clean table of dates, narrations, money in, money out and balance, checked row by row before you rely on the totals.
Drop your GTBank statement here
The PDF, a scan or a photo of a printed one. Locked files work. No account needed to start.
GTBank sends a statement to the email address on your account, for up to the last six months at a time. Any of these ways works:
Request each six-month period separately and convert each statement. Every table comes out with the same columns, so they stack one under the other in a spreadsheet.
Opening balance, plus money in, minus money out, must equal each row's balance. Anything that does not add up is highlighted, never hidden.
If the file asks for a password, enter it once here. It opens the file and is never stored.
Sort, filter and total in Excel or Google Sheets, or bring it into Books to categorise each line.
The file is deleted as soon as it has been read. Only the table is kept: a day on the free plan, a month on paid plans.
It only answers emails sent from the address registered on your account. Send the request from that address.
Yes. The description column keeps the full narration, so transfers, POS payments and charges can be told apart and searched.
Yes, to read and check it. The stamped PDF from the bank is still the copy to hand in; the spreadsheet is for you.
Yes, for 10 pages a month, downloaded as CSV, which opens in Excel and Google Sheets. Paid plans add Excel files and hundreds or thousands of pages.
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