Bank Statement to JSON Converter

Convert your bank statement PDFs to JSON format for developers, APIs, and modern applications. Structured data, machine-readable, perfect for integration.

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Why Choose JSON Format?

JSON is the perfect format for developers, APIs, and modern applications that need structured, machine-readable data.

Structured Data

Clean, well-structured JSON with consistent schema and data types

API Ready

Perfect for API integration, webhooks, and modern application development

Machine Readable

Easy to parse and process with any programming language or framework

Developer Friendly

Includes metadata, validation, and documentation for easy integration

Perfect for Developers

JSON format is ideal for modern application development and API integration.

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API Integration

Integrate bank data into your applications and services seamlessly

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Database Import

Import directly into databases like PostgreSQL, MySQL, or MongoDB

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Custom Applications

Build custom financial applications and dashboards

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Data Processing

Process and analyze data with Python, Node.js, or other languages

JSON Structure & Schema

Our JSON format includes comprehensive metadata and structured transaction data.

Metadata Object

accountNumber - Masked account number for security
bankName - Name of the bank or financial institution
statementPeriod - Date range of the statement
totalTransactions - Count of transactions in the statement
openingBalance - Account balance at start of period
closingBalance - Account balance at end of period
exportDate - When the data was exported
version - JSON schema version for compatibility

Transaction Object

id - Unique transaction identifier
date - Transaction date in ISO format
description - Transaction description and merchant
amount - Transaction amount (positive/negative)
balance - Running balance after transaction
type - Transaction type (debit/credit/transfer)
category - Transaction category for analysis
reference - Bank reference or check number

JSON Example

Here's what your exported JSON data looks like.

Sample JSON Structure

Real example of our JSON export format

{
  "metadata": {
    "accountNumber": "****1234",
    "bankName": "Chase Bank",
    "statementPeriod": "2024-01-01 to 2024-01-31",
    "totalTransactions": 45,
    "openingBalance": 1250,
    "closingBalance": 2100.5
  },
  "transactions": [
    {
      "id": "txn_001",
      "date": "2024-01-15",
      "description": "Coffee Shop Purchase",
      "amount": -4.5,
      "balance": 1245.5,
      "type": "debit",
      "category": "Food & Dining",
      "reference": "CHK1234"
    }
  ]
}

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about JSON format conversion.

What is JSON format and why should developers use it?

JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a lightweight, text-based data format that's perfect for APIs and modern applications. It's human-readable, easy to parse, and supported by virtually every programming language. JSON is ideal for developers who need to integrate bank data into applications, databases, or APIs.

What programming languages can parse the JSON data?

JSON can be parsed by virtually any programming language including JavaScript, Python, Java, C#, PHP, Ruby, Go, Rust, and more. Most languages have built-in JSON parsing libraries, making it incredibly easy to work with our exported data.

Can I import the JSON directly into a database?

Yes! Most modern databases support JSON import, including PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, and others. You can import the entire JSON structure or extract specific fields for relational database storage.

What is the JSON schema structure?

Our JSON includes a metadata object with account information and a transactions array. Each transaction has fields like date, description, amount, balance, type, category, and reference number. The structure is consistent and well-documented for easy integration.

Is the JSON data validated and error-free?

Yes! Our JSON export includes data validation and error checking. All fields are properly typed, dates are in ISO format, and amounts are properly formatted as numbers. We also include validation metadata to help you verify data integrity.

Can I customize the JSON structure?

Yes! We offer several JSON format options including standard JSON, API-ready JSON with additional metadata, and custom formats for specific use cases. You can also choose which fields to include and customize the structure to match your application needs.

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