How to Download a FNB Bank Statement PDF
Last reviewed 9 October 2026 · 3 min read · 5 steps
Download a FNB bank statement PDF and prepare it for Accounter's bank statement to CSV converter.
In the FNB app
- Open the FNB app and sign in.
- Choose the account and open the statements or documents area.
- Select the statement period you need.
- Download the statement as a PDF.
In FNB online banking
- Log into FNB Online Banking at fnb.co.za.
- Choose the account and open the statements area.
- Choose the date range for the statement period you need.
- Download the statement as a PDF file.
Does FNB offer CSV/OFX export?
FNB lists CSV, PDF, OFX, QIF and Pastel statement file formats for Online Banking Enterprise (business banking). Which export formats your own profile offers depends on your account and profile, so check the export or download options in FNB Online Banking. PDF statements are the dependable route; if you only have a PDF, convert it with Accounter and review the rows before export.
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Step-by-Step Guide
- 1
Open FNB Online Banking or the FNB app
Sign in to FNB Online Banking or the FNB app, choose the relevant account, and look for statements or documents. - 2
Select the statement period
Choose the date range required for bookkeeping, tax, loan, visa, or reconciliation work. - 3
Download the PDF
Save the complete statement PDF, then upload it to Accounter for CSV extraction and review. - 4
Review before exporting
Upload the PDF to Accounter, then review the extracted rows before exporting CSV. Original statement PDFs usually produce cleaner extraction than screenshots or low-resolution scans. - 5
Convert the FNB PDF to Excel
With the PDF saved, open the FNB bank statement converter, upload the file, review the extracted rows and balances, then export CSV and open it in Excel. FNB bank statement to CSV converter
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I convert the FNB PDF to CSV?
Yes. Upload the downloaded PDF to Accounter, review the extracted rows, and export CSV.
Should I use screenshots?
Original statement PDFs usually produce cleaner extraction than screenshots or low-resolution scans.
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