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Convert Suncorp Bank statements to Excel or CSV

Suncorp Bank's Transaction History download stops at 364 days per file, but eStatements issued since 1 July 2013 sit in Internet Banking and the app. Save those PDFs before the move to ANZ during 2027, then let BankConv convert them to Excel, CSV or Google Sheets, with withdrawals and deposits kept in separate columns.

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Download your Suncorp Bank eStatement

  1. 1.Log in to Suncorp Bank Internet Banking or the Suncorp Bank App.
  2. 2.In Internet Banking, click eStatements in the left-hand menu. In the app, select the account on the Accounts screen, then tap eStatements.
  3. 3.Open the statement for the period you need and save the PDF.
  4. 4.Repeat for each period.

Do you need to convert at all?

Suncorp Bank Internet Banking lets you download transactions from Transaction History, or with the Download Transactions icon above an account's transaction list, as CSV, OFX, QIF or ASCII.

Each download covers a period of no more than 364 days. eStatements issued since 1 July 2013 are in Internet Banking; earlier copies have to be requested from Suncorp Bank.

Suncorp Bank export formats: CSV, OFX, QIF, ASCII

What to know about Suncorp Bank PDFs

The move to ANZ
ANZ acquired Suncorp Bank in 2024, and Suncorp Bank customers are scheduled to move to ANZ's systems and digital platforms during 2027. Until then you keep banking with Suncorp Bank. Saving the eStatements you need for tax and bookkeeping now is a cheap precaution.
One year per export, statements for the rest
Transaction History downloads stop at 364 days per file, so a longer period means several exports stitched together. Converting the eStatements for the same months gives you the rows plus opening and closing balances to check against.
Day-first dates
Australian statements print dates day first. Set your spreadsheet or import to DD/MM/YYYY before opening the CSV, or 03/04 may become 4 March.
Withdrawals and deposits as separate columns
Money out and money in usually sit in two unsigned columns with a running balance beside them. Make a signed Amount column (deposits minus withdrawals) if your software wants one figure per row.

Converting Suncorp Bank eStatements

Suncorp Bank eStatements downloaded from online banking are usually text-based PDFs, which lets each transaction come through as a single row. A new eStatement is available two days after the end of each month, which makes month-end bookkeeping straightforward.

  1. Save the PDFs from eStatements in Internet Banking or the app.
  2. Upload them to BankConv, up to 10 at a time.
  3. Check the rows, then export Excel, CSV or Google Sheets.
A Suncorp Bank eStatement converted, with withdrawals and deposits kept separate.

Export or PDF: which to use

Need Use
Up to a year of recent activity, into accounting software Transaction History download (CSV, OFX or QIF)
Several years, or a full financial year with balances eStatements, converted
A record to keep before the move to ANZ eStatements, saved and converted

What to check after converting

  • Total the Withdrawal and Deposit columns, leaving out opening and closing balance lines, and compare with the statement.
  • Confirm the last row’s balance equals the closing balance.
  • Check that dates came through day first and amounts are numbers, not text.

For Xero, see importing a bank statement into Xero. Other banks, including ANZ, are on the Australian banks page.

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Sources: Suncorp Bank: I need a copy of my eStatements, how can I get them? · Suncorp Bank: Can I download statements into a file type other than PDF? · Suncorp Bank: Transaction information for accounting software · Suncorp Bank: When exporting business transactions, which option do I choose? · Suncorp Bank: eStatement frequency · ANZ: Welcome to ANZ (Suncorp Bank move) · ANZ: ANZ prepares to welcome Suncorp Bank customers

Product screenshotBankConv results page after converting a Suncorp Bank statement (anonymised): rows table, format switch and export button.
A Suncorp Bank eStatement converted in BankConv

Columns you get

DateTransaction DetailsWithdrawalDepositBalance
01/09/2026EFTPOS COLES 0842 TOOWONG QLD58.901,253.50
03/09/2026DIRECT CREDIT ACME PTY LTD PAY2,180.003,433.50
04/09/2026BPAY ORIGIN ENERGY196.353,237.15
08/09/2026OSKO PAYMENT TO A NGUYEN DINNER45.003,192.15

Sample rows in Suncorp Bank's layout, fictional data. First 5 pages free to check.

  • Deleted after 24 hours

    Your PDF and its converted files are deleted automatically. Account owners can choose 48 or 72 hours instead.

  • Read only to extract transactions

    Your statement is read (with OCR for scans) to pull out the transaction rows you download.

  • Encrypted in transit

    Uploads and downloads use HTTPS (TLS).

  • Passwords never stored

    The password of a protected PDF is used once to open the file.

  • No bank login

    BankConv works from the PDF you download, never from a connection to your bank.

How we handle your data

Suncorp Bank statement questions

Can I export Suncorp Bank transactions to CSV?

Yes. In Internet Banking, use Transaction History or the Download Transactions icon above the account's transaction list, and choose CSV. Each download covers up to 364 days. Suncorp recommends CSV for spreadsheets and says QIF may be needed for some accounting packages.

How far back can I get Suncorp Bank eStatements?

Suncorp Bank says you can view eStatements issued since 1 July 2013 in Internet Banking and the app. For older statements, send a secure message in Internet Banking or contact Suncorp Bank.

What happens to my Suncorp Bank statements when I move to ANZ?

ANZ says customers will move during 2027 and will be contacted with details from late 2026. The official pages don't yet say how statement history will carry over, so download the PDFs you need while they're in Suncorp Bank Internet Banking.

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