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Banorte statement to CSV or Excel

Convert Banorte transaction details into a clean accounting table. The parser reads numeric dates, withdrawals, deposits, and reported balances directly from the original PDF.

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Convert your Banorte PDF hereChoose the digital statement rather than a scan. The file is opened, processed, and exported without leaving your device.

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BBVA, Banorte, Santander, or Mercado Pago · 20 MB max

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Banorte

What the Banorte template recognizes

The template finds the transaction-detail section, separates withdrawals from deposits, and retains descriptions that wrap or continue across a page break.

  • 01DD/MM/YYYY dates converted to YYYY-MM-DD
  • 02Withdrawals negative and deposits positive in one column
  • 03Opening balance and running-balance sequence checked
Three steps

How to convert a Banorte statement

01

Download the digital statement

Get the text-based PDF from Banorte; a scan does not contain the text layer the parser needs.

02

Check withdrawals and deposits

The preview displays signed amounts and flags any balance that does not reconcile.

03

Create your file

Export CSV or Excel with complete descriptions and any local edits you made.

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Banorte transactions stay on your device

Text extraction, row recognition, and file creation run locally. StatementFlow does not store any Banorte concept, account number, balance, or transaction.

FAQ · Banorte

Banorte statement questions

Which Banorte section is converted?

The template recognizes the digital statement's transaction-detail section and opening balance.

How are withdrawals and deposits represented?

Withdrawals export as negative amounts and deposits as positive amounts alongside the reported balance.

What if a description wraps onto two lines?

StatementFlow joins recognized continuation lines to preserve the complete description.

Can it read a photo of a Banorte statement?

Not yet. Images require OCR; download the original text-layer PDF instead.

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