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JSON converters for Indian statements (2026)

Which bank statement converters publish a JSON export and say they read Indian statements, and what do they charge?

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Last checked October 2026. Deciding column: Exports. 5 tools listed, 5 left out as not published.

What the table shows

Five of the 26 converters checked in October 2026 publish a JSON export and name Indian statements or any bank on their own homepage or pricing page: ParseBank, BankXLSX, Lido, Rocket Statements and MintConvert. A JSON export is what a developer wants from a converter before building anything on its API, and it is the one format that is not meant to be opened by a person. Of these 5 JSON tools, MintConvert names Indian banks on its own pages (HDFC, ICICI and SBI); the Banks named column has each list. Cheque and NEFT rows carry the reference in a separate column at most banks, which comes through with the description. MintConvert lists Pro $19/month (listed at $29 with a discount applied); Free plan with unlimited single conversions and all export formats; bulk conversions on Pro; Lido lists $29/month for 100 pages, 1 user (Standard); $7,840/year for 42,000 pages with API and workflow access (Scale; the same page's FAQ says $7,000/year); Enterprise from $35,000/year; the converter page also quotes $119/month for 500 and $199/month for 1,000 pages. MoneyThumb, Suparse, Parseur, Docsumo and EasyLedger do not say on the pages read whether they publish a JSON export and name Indian statements or any bank, so they are left out rather than guessed. stmtai is not in this list: its downloads are Excel, CSV, QuickBooks, Xero, Tally XML and QuickBooks CSV, and nothing on this site publishes a JSON export; every cell below names the page it was read from, and a value a site does not show is printed as not published.

Side by side

ToolExportsMarketsPriceFree tierBalance check
ParseBankExcel, CSV, QuickBooks, QBO, Xero, JSON srcany src$30/month for 400 pages (Starter); $60/month for 1,000 pages (Business, adds the REST API); $99/month for 4,000 pages (Corporate); monthly plans only src1 page a day with no account; Free plan 10 pages a month with every export format srcyes src
BankXLSXExcel, CSV, JSON (paid plans), QBO (Plus and above), IIF (Plus and above), OFX (Plus and above), QFX (Plus and above), QIF (Plus and above) srcany src$49/month ($24 billed yearly) for 800 Base AI or 80 Pro AI pages (Starter); $149/month ($74 yearly) for 1,920/192 pages (Plus, adds QBO and bulk upload); $499/month ($249 yearly) for 6,800/680 pages (Pro, adds the API) srcUp to 15 pages (5 per statement) once, with no card; does not renew srcnot published
LidoExcel, CSV, QBO, Xero CSV, QIF, Tally XML, JSON, REST API srcany src$29/month for 100 pages, 1 user (Standard); $7,840/year for 42,000 pages with API and workflow access (Scale; the same page's FAQ says $7,000/year); Enterprise from $35,000/year; the converter page also quotes $119/month for 500 and $199/month for 1,000 pages src50 pages, no card srcnot published
Rocket StatementsExcel, CSV, JSON, ZIP srcany srcPlans shown at $8, $17, $38 and $58 a month with a yearly saving beside each; page allowances are not readable in the fetched text src7-day trial with 20 free pages, no card srcnot published
MintConvertCSV, Excel, QBO, Xero CSV, OFX, JSON, Google Sheets, Tally XML, Zoho Books, FreshBooks srcany srcPro $19/month (listed at $29 with a discount applied); Free plan with unlimited single conversions and all export formats; bulk conversions on Pro srcUnlimited single conversions with all export formats srcnot published

Values are as published on each tool's homepage or pricing page in October 2026; they may have changed. not published means those pages do not say.

Which to pick

  • ParseBank: Statements in French, German, Spanish or Italian, and a JSON export with a retention setting you control. Price: $30/month for 400 pages (Starter); $60/month for 1,000 pages (Business, adds the REST API); $99/month for 4,000 pages (Corporate); monthly plans only.

  • BankXLSX: MT940, BAI2, NACHA or camt.053 input files, and categorised P&L Smart Reports on top of the spreadsheet. Price: $49/month ($24 billed yearly) for 800 Base AI or 80 Pro AI pages (Starter); $149/month ($74 yearly) for 1,920/192 pages (Plus, adds QBO and bulk upload); $499/month ($249 yearly) for 6,800/680 pages (Pro, adds the API).

  • Lido: Teams extracting many document types (invoices, receipts, contracts, statements) with validation rules, SOC 2 Type 2 and HIPAA paperwork. Price: $29/month for 100 pages, 1 user (Standard); $7,840/year for 42,000 pages with API and workflow access (Scale; the same page's FAQ says $7,000/year); Enterprise from $35,000/year; the converter page also quotes $119/month for 500 and $199/month for 1,000 pages.

  • Rocket Statements: Working inside Google Sheets or Excel through its add-ons, with a long list of verified banks. Price: Plans shown at $8, $17, $38 and $58 a month with a yearly saving beside each; page allowances are not readable in the fetched text.

  • MintConvert: The widest export list in this table, including Tally XML, Zoho Books, FreshBooks and Google Sheets, with a free plan for single conversions. Price: Pro $19/month (listed at $29 with a discount applied); Free plan with unlimited single conversions and all export formats; bulk conversions on Pro.

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Which of these can I try free?

Four of the 5 listed publish a free tier rather than a trial. ParseBank: 1 page a day with no account; Free plan 10 pages a month with every export format. BankXLSX: Up to 15 pages (5 per statement) once, with no card; does not renew. Lido: 50 pages, no card. MintConvert: Unlimited single conversions with all export formats.

Why is stmtai not in this list?

Because it does not publish a JSON export and name Indian statements or any bank. Its downloads are Excel, CSV, QuickBooks, Xero, Tally XML and QuickBooks CSV; the page lists only tools whose own site states the thing it is about.

How were the tools chosen?

Each tool's homepage and pricing page were read in October 2026 and the values copied into one table with the URL they came from. A tool appears here when those pages state that it publishes a JSON export and names Indian statements or any bank; MoneyThumb, Suparse, Parseur, Docsumo and EasyLedger were left out because their pages do not say. Nothing is ranked by opinion; the order is stmtai first, then the tools as they appear in the table.

Sources (October 2026)

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