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BBVA statement to CSV or Excel
Turn the original BBVA statement PDF into dated transactions with descriptions, signed amounts, and balances. StatementFlow detects the layout and prepares a file you can review before reconciliation.
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What the BBVA template recognizes
The parser identifies debit and credit columns, preserves descriptions continued on another line, and checks the running balance after every transaction.
- 01Bank dates such as 05/ENE/2026 normalized to ISO
- 02Debit and credit columns combined into one signed amount
- 03Multi-line descriptions and cross-page continuations
How to convert a BBVA statement
Review the transactions
Check dates, descriptions, signed amounts, and any running-balance warning in the preview.
Export for reconciliation
Download CSV or Excel after making any corrections you need in the browser.
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BBVA statement questions
Which BBVA PDF should I use?
Use the original statement downloaded from online banking with selectable text. Image-only scans require OCR and are rejected with a clear message.
Are debits and credits distinguished?
Yes. The template interprets both columns and produces one signed amount for easier reconciliation.
Can I correct a BBVA description?
Yes. Edit the date, description, amount, or balance and remove rows before exporting.
Is my BBVA PDF uploaded?
No. The file and its transactions stay in the browser and are excluded from every outgoing request.