Convert Standard Chartered statements to Excel or CSV
Standard Chartered's London office is a hub for corporate, investment, private and international banking, and the group's business centres on Asia, Africa and the Middle East. So the statements that reach UK bookkeepers usually come from accounts held abroad. This page covers password-protected eStatements, the two date columns on card statements, and amounts in different currencies.
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How to get your Standard Chartered statement into Excel
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Download the PDF statement from Standard Chartered online banking
- Log in to Standard Chartered online banking.
- Open your eStatements and choose the statement period.
- Download the eStatement as a PDF.
- Save the statement for the period you need as a PDF.
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Upload it here
Scans and phone photos work too.
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Download Excel, CSV, or QuickBooks and Xero CSV
Check the rows against the statement, then export.
Sample result
Your Standard Chartered statement in Excel
Made-up sample rows, not a real statement.
| Date | Description | Debit | Credit | Balance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-01-02 Salary - Example Employer Ltd | Salary - Example Employer Ltd | 2,500.00 | 3,500.00 | |
| 2026-01-05 Card payment - Sample Grocery Co | Card payment - Sample Grocery Co | 120.00 | 3,380.00 | |
| 2026-01-09 Rent - Placeholder Properties | Rent - Placeholder Properties | 1,200.00 | 2,180.00 | |
| 2026-01-14 Transfer from savings | Transfer from savings | 300.00 | 2,480.00 | |
| 2026-01-20 Utility bill - Demo Energy Co | Utility bill - Demo Energy Co | 80.00 | 2,400.00 | |
| 2026-01-27 Card payment - Fictional Coffee Co | Card payment - Fictional Coffee Co | 15.00 | 2,385.00 |
Statement notes
What to know about Standard Chartered statements
Password-protected eStatements
In markets such as India, the UAE and Singapore, eStatements arrive password protected, and Singapore customers can change that password in Online Banking. Upload the protected PDF and type the password at the prompt. It's used only to open the file and isn't stored.
Transaction date and post date
Card statements show both a transaction date and a post date. Both are kept, so you can match a purchase to a receipt by the day it happened and to the statement by the day it posted. Both are written as YYYY-MM-DD.
Card layouts differ
Credit card statements have a different layout from current account statements, with extra sections such as reward points. The conversion handles that layout, so the rows you get are purchases, payments and charges rather than points balances.
One amount column with signs
Some Standard Chartered statements show a single amount column with plus and minus signs rather than separate debit and credit columns. The sign is kept in the output, and amounts printed with different currency symbols are read as plain numbers.
Output and review
From Standard Chartered PDF to your books
Accounting tip
UK bookkeeping software generally expects one currency per bank account, so import each currency's statement into its matching account. For Xero, the Xero-ready CSV carries the Date, Amount, Payee, Description and Reference columns from Xero's own template, with one signed amount per row.
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Checked before export
Opening balance plus transactions is checked against the closing balance. Duplicate or missing periods are flagged.
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Export formats
Excel, CSV, JSON, or QuickBooks and Xero CSV.
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FAQ
Standard Chartered statement questions
Can I upload a password-protected Standard Chartered eStatement?
Which date should I use from a Standard Chartered card statement?
Can I import converted Standard Chartered rows into QuickBooks or Xero?
Convert your Standard Chartered statement to Excel
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