Convert Federal Bank statement to Excel & Tally

Turn your Federal Bank statement PDF into a clean transaction table where every row is checked against the running balance — then export to Excel, CSV or Tally. It’s read entirely in your browser, so your Federal Bank statement is never uploaded.

Convert my Federal Bank statement

How to download your Federal Bank statement (PDF)

  1. Log in to FedNet internet banking, or the FedMobile app.
  2. Go to Accounts → Statement of Account.
  3. Select the account and period.
  4. Download the statement as a PDF.

Is your Federal Bank statement password-protected?

Federal Bank e-statements are usually password-protected, most often with your customer ID or date of birth as stated in the covering email. The converter unlocks it on your device once you supply it.

What we handle for Federal Bank

Federal Bank statements carry the cheque number in its own narrow column that frequently sits empty. DiemDesk keeps the column aligned instead of letting blank cells shift the amounts one place to the left.

Why on-device matters for a bank statement: it’s the most sensitive document you own, and every other converter uploads it to their servers. DiemDesk reads the page in your browser — open DevTools → Network and you’ll see zero requests leave. DiemDesk is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Federal Bank; the bank’s name is used only to describe the statement format we read. Always check the output before filing.

Frequently asked questions

How do I convert a Federal Bank statement to Excel?

Download your Federal Bank statement as a PDF (steps above), open the DiemDesk Bank Statement Converter, drop the file in, and export to Excel, CSV or Tally. Everything happens in your browser — the file is never uploaded.

Can I convert a Federal Bank statement to Tally?

Yes. After the transactions are extracted and balance-verified, choose “Tally XML” and set your company and bank ledger names. It produces a Tally Prime–ready import file — something generic converters don’t offer.

Is my Federal Bank statement uploaded anywhere?

No. It is read entirely in your browser and never uploaded, stored, or seen by us. A password-protected PDF is unlocked on your device too — the password never leaves the page.

How do I know the numbers are right?

Every row is checked against the running balance: each balance must recompute from the row above it. If everything reconciles, the extraction is arithmetically proven. Any row that doesn’t is highlighted so you can fix it before exporting.

What about a scanned Federal Bank statement?

A scanned image has no selectable text — run it through OCR first, then convert it. Statements downloaded from net banking already have a text layer and work directly.

Ready? It’s free and runs entirely in your browser.

Convert my Federal Bank statement