OFX Bank Statement Converter

Convert PDF bank statements to OFX (Open Financial Exchange) format. Import into Quicken, QuickBooks, Microsoft Money, and any financial software that supports the OFX standard.

Bank Statement to OFX Format

OFX is the industry standard for exchanging financial data between institutions and software. Originally developed by Microsoft, Intuit, and CheckFree, it's now universally supported. When your bank doesn't offer direct downloads, Zera Books creates OFX files from your PDF statements.

Our AI extracts every transaction from your bank statement and generates a properly formatted OFX file. This includes account identification, transaction types, dates, amounts, and descriptions. The result imports cleanly into your chosen financial software.

Why Use Zera Books for OFX Export

Industry-standard OFX format compatible with major software
Works with Quicken, QuickBooks, Microsoft Money, Sage
Proper transaction typing (debit, credit, transfer)
Includes account information and statement period

Frequently Asked Questions

What is OFX format?

OFX (Open Financial Exchange) is a standard format for sharing financial data between banks, software, and institutions. It is supported by QuickBooks, Quicken, Microsoft Money, and many other financial applications.

Which accounting software supports OFX?

OFX is widely supported including QuickBooks (all versions), Quicken, Microsoft Money, Sage, GnuCash, Moneydance, and most personal finance applications. It is the universal standard for financial data exchange.

Is OFX the same as QFX?

QFX is Quicken-specific OFX. The formats are nearly identical. Zera Books exports standard OFX that works with Quicken, QuickBooks, and other software. Just rename the extension if your software requires .qfx.