Apple Card
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Convert Apple Card monthly statements to Excel. StatementConverter handles Apple Card's Daily Cash transaction rows, merchant category tags, and installment payment entries that standard converters often misinterpret. Initializing AES-256 local decryption protocols for APPLE_CARD statement structures.
Acquisition Protocol
Open the Wallet app on your iPhone.
Open the Wallet app on your iPhone.
Tap Apple Card.
Tap Apple Card.
Scroll down and tap your current or previous monthly statement.
Scroll down and tap your current or previous monthly statement.
Tap "Download PDF Statement" to save the file.
Tap "Download PDF Statement" to save the file.
Share the PDF to your device or computer for conversion.
Share the PDF to your device or computer for conversion.
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
Why use StatementConverter instead of Apple Card's native CSV export?
Apple Card's built-in CSV export is useful for quick personal tracking, but it omits Daily Cash credit rows, does not include Apple Pay Later installment breakdowns, and cannot be exported for periods older than the current year in all regions. StatementConverter works directly from the official monthly PDF statement — which is the complete, bank-issued record — and includes every transaction type Apple's CSV omits.
How are Apple Card Daily Cash reward rows handled?
Daily Cash credits appear as separate line items in Apple Card monthly statements, labelled by the merchant and the percentage cashback earned (1%, 2%, or 3%). StatementConverter extracts these Daily Cash rows as standard credit entries in the Excel output, preserving the merchant name, date, and exact Daily Cash amount — useful for tracking total rewards earned across any period.
Does StatementConverter support Apple Card's installment payment rows?
Yes. Apple Card Installments (used for Apple hardware purchases via Apple Pay Later) appear as recurring monthly debit rows in the statement. StatementConverter correctly identifies and extracts these installment entries, preserving the original description and amount so they are not confused with regular purchase transactions during reconciliation.
Can I use the Apple Card Excel output for IRS business expense tracking?
Yes. Business owners who use Apple Card for deductible expenses can use the Excel output from StatementConverter to categorise and total purchases by merchant type. The output preserves full merchant names, transaction dates, and amounts from the original PDF — the official Goldman Sachs-issued bank document — making it suitable as supporting documentation for Schedule C.
Does it work with QuickBooks or Xero for Apple Card expense management?
Yes. The CSV export from StatementConverter imports directly into QuickBooks Online and Xero as a credit card statement import. Assign your Apple Card as a credit card account in your chart of accounts, and map the Date, Description, and Amount columns during import — all purchases and payments reconcile automatically.
Can I convert Apple Card statements older than 12 months?
Yes. Apple Card stores up to 24 months of PDF statements in the Wallet app, accessible by tapping your card and scrolling through past statements. StatementConverter processes each monthly PDF individually — download and convert as many months as you need with no restriction on the number of sessions.