DBS Bank
Interface.
Convert DBS statements to Excel. Initializing AES-256 local decryption protocols for DBS statement structures.
Acquisition Protocol
Log in to DBS iBanking.
Log in to DBS iBanking.
Go to "eStatements".
Go to "eStatements".
Decryption Key
Not password-protected.
Logic Modules
- Multi-Line CleaveAggregates fragmented narrations
- Float IsolationPrevents account ID corruption
- Regional ParsingCustomized for {bank.shortName} layouts
Extraction Archive.
Historical Resolution Data
Does the DBS Multiplier Account have a different statement format?
Yes. DBS Multiplier Account statements include additional rows showing the bonus interest tier calculation — including the qualifying transaction categories (salary credit, credit card spend, home loan, insurance) that determine your interest rate. StatementConverter preserves all Multiplier-specific rows in the Excel output, allowing you to audit which transactions contributed to your monthly bonus interest tier.
Is the DBS Bank statement password-protected?
No. DBS Bank eStatements downloaded from DBS iBanking or the DBS digibank app are not encrypted with a file-level password. The PDF is access-controlled at the banking portal login level, not the file level. You can open StatementConverter, upload the PDF directly, and begin extraction without entering any password.
Can I convert multiple months of DBS statements in one session?
Yes. StatementConverter processes each PDF individually — upload your DBS statement PDFs one at a time, convert each to Excel, and then use Excel's Power Query or copy-paste to consolidate multiple months into a single workbook. There is no limit on how many months you can process in a single browser session.
Does it work for DBS corporate and business account statements?
Yes. DBS Business Banking statements — including DBS Business Current Account, DBS Business Multi-Currency Account, and DBS IDEAL corporate banking statements — are fully supported. The extraction engine handles multi-page corporate statements and preserves FAST, GIRO, SWIFT, and cheque reference codes required for management accounts.
Can the Excel output be used for IRAS tax filing in Singapore?
Yes. The structured Excel output from StatementConverter is used by Singapore sole proprietors, partnerships, and company accountants to categorise DBS bank transactions for IRAS Income Tax returns and GST F5 filings. Every transaction row includes the original date, description, debit, credit, and balance — matching the information IRAS expects for business income and expense substantiation.
Is StatementConverter compliant with Singapore's PDPA for DBS data?
Yes. Your DBS statement PDF never leaves your device during conversion. StatementConverter runs entirely within your browser using WebAssembly — no PDF content, account numbers, or transaction data is transmitted to any server. This local-only processing model satisfies the PDPA's requirements for protecting personal financial data from unauthorised collection and disclosure.