How do I convert a UAE bank statement (ADCB, Emirates NBD) to Excel?

UAE banks such as ADCB, Emirates NBD, FAB, Mashreq, and RAKBANK issue PDF statements in non-standard layouts that template-based converters often choke on — and local bank feeds into QuickBooks or Xero are inconsistent, so the PDF is frequently the only reliable source. Because StatementFlow reads the page with vision AI instead of matching a fixed template, it handles these layouts directly.

One step first: UAE banks usually email statements password-protected. StatementFlow doesn't open encrypted files, so unlock it once and save a clean copy — open it with the password, then Print → Save as PDF — and upload that. It reads AED amounts and day-month-year dates, mapping descriptions and amounts into clean columns.

Every export runs the running-balance check so nothing is silently dropped, and the file is processed in memory and deleted immediately — the privacy point that matters most when you are handling a client's account. Export to Excel, CSV, or QuickBooks or Xero.