ClearlyLedger converts Chase checking, savings, and credit card PDF statements into clean Excel and CSV files. The parser handles Chase's multi-line transaction descriptions, pending vs posted dates, and US date format automatically. Balance is verified before every download.
Chase bank statements use a two-column layout with Date, Description, Amount, and Balance columns. Transactions include ACH transfers, Zelle payments, wire transfers, and card purchases, each with a reference number embedded in the description.
ClearlyLedger's Chase profile detects MM/DD/YYYY date formatting and US comma-separated amounts (1,234.56) automatically, so no manual setup is needed.
After extracting all rows, ClearlyLedger checks that opening balance + total credits − total debits = closing balance. Files that fail this check are flagged before download so you can catch extraction errors before importing into QuickBooks or Excel.
This matters especially for Chase statements that span multiple pages or months, where a missed row can silently corrupt reconciliation.
Chase statements contain sensitive personal and financial data. ClearlyLedger processes your PDF in memory on Railway's US infrastructure and deletes it the moment your conversion finishes — typically within 60 seconds.
No statement content is stored in a database or used to train AI models. Transport is TLS 1.3 encrypted.
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