Philippine bank statements to Excel
The accounts named on the BDO, Chinabank, BPI and RCBC pages, what RCBC says about email, and links to the ExtractPro pages for the banks listed.
What the bank pages say about accounts
On BDO Online: “Yes, you can view and download your Checking Account or Credit Card Statements using the BDO Online app and website.” Source: BDO Online | View and Manage Your BDO Accounts Online, www.bdo.com.ph/personal/digital/bdo-online, accessed 16 October 2026.
At Chinabank, a feature described under My CBC is available for certain accounts: “This feature is available for Savings and Current accounts, as well as Credit Cards.” Source: My CBC Online | Chinabank Philippines | Chinabank Website, www.chinabank.ph/my-cbc-online, accessed 16 October 2026.
BPI’s My Statements menu holds more than one kind of statement: “In the drop down menu, select a deposit account, investment account, or credit card statement that you would like to view.” Source: BPI eStatement | BPI, www.bpi.com.ph/about-bpi/sustainability/sustainable-with-you/products-and-services/e-statement, accessed 16 October 2026.
RCBC’s Online Statements FAQ says of joint-AND accounts that “online enrollment is not allowed”. Source: Online CA Statements FAQs - Individual, www.rcbc.com/online-ca-statements-faqs-individual, accessed 16 October 2026.
One page per bank
Frequently asked questions
The questions that come up most:
Frequently asked questions
Has RCBC said anything about sending statements by email?
RCBC says it is exploring it: “The Bank is currently exploring the option to send a large amount of encrypted information via a secured e-mail facility.”
Can I convert a Philippine statement for free?
Yes, with 2 conversions per month.
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