Bank Statement to Tally Converter

Convert your bank statements to Tally-compatible XML format instantly

Upload Bank Statement

Must match exactly with Tally ledger name
Used when no specific ledger is provided
Bank statement format A showing separate debit and credit columns with date, description, debit amount, credit amount, and ledger columns
Format A: Separate Debit and Credit columns
Supported: Excel (.xlsx, .xls) or CSV (.csv)

Why Use Our Converter?

Fast & Easy

Convert in seconds. No complex setup required.

Secure

Your data stays on your device. No server storage.

Tally Ready

XML/CSV files ready for Tally Prime & ERP 9.

How It Works

1

Upload File

Select your bank statement Excel or CSV file

2

Choose Format

Select Format A or B based on your file structure

3

Enter Details

Enter your Tally Bank Ledger Name

4

Download XML

Get your converted XML file for Tally import

Frequently Asked Questions

We support Excel files (.xlsx, .xls) and CSV files. The file should contain columns for Date, Description, Debit/Credit amounts, and optionally a Ledger column.

Yes, our bank statement to Tally converter is completely free to use. There are no hidden charges or subscription fees.

Our generated XML files are compatible with Tally Prime, Tally ERP 9, and Tally 7. Simply import the XML file using Tally's import functionality.

Absolutely. We do not store any files on our servers. All file processing happens in memory and files are automatically deleted immediately after conversion. Your financial data never leaves your device.

Format A: Has separate Debit and Credit columns.
Format B: Has a single Amount column with a Dr/Cr flag indicating transaction type. Choose the format that matches your bank statement layout.

Yes, you can convert bank statements for multiple accounts. Simply enter the correct Bank Ledger Name for each account when converting. Each conversion will generate a separate XML file.

Ensure your Excel/CSV file has the correct format with proper date formats and numeric values. Check that column headers are in the first row. If issues persist, try saving your file in a different format or contact support.