Convert First Citizens bank statement to Excel
Upload the statement PDF and download an Excel file with one transaction per row: date, description and amount in separate columns (and the balance, when the statement shows it).
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How do you convert your First Citizens bank statement to Excel?
A First Citizens eStatement downloaded in First Citizens Online Banking, or forwarded by a client, can be run through ExtractPro to get an Excel workbook (.xlsx) with one transaction to a row, the date, description and amount each in a column of their own, and the balance as well if the statement has one. First Citizens’ pages for Trinidad and Tobago are at firstcitizensgroup.com/tt, and its eStatement page begins “Easily view, download, save and print your monthly eStatement via First Citizens Online Banking for deposit accounts.”
How to download your First Citizens “eStatement” in First Citizens Online Banking
- In First Citizens Online Banking, click the “My Services” main tab and then the “Download Account Activity” sub tab.
- Select the account from the dropdown list.
- Select the start and end dates, one month at a time: the page’s example is “to retrieve history for January 2024, please enter 1st January to 31st January 2024”.
- Select “PDF” from the “Format Type” dropdown list.
- Click the “Submit” button.
“Select the Start and End Dates (one month at a time e.g. to retrieve history for January 2024, please enter 1st January to 31st January 2024)”
First Citizens Electronic Statements (eStatement) - Trinidad and Tobago ·
Step-by-step guide: How to download a First Citizens statement
How it works
3 steps, in seconds
Download the statement
Get the statement for the period from First Citizens; if it comes as a PDF, that is the file to upload.
Upload it to ExtractPro
If the PDF is password-protected, enter the password and the file unlocks in your browser. The password never reaches our servers.
Download the Excel file
One transaction per row, with date, description and amount in separate columns (and the balance, when the statement shows it).
FAQ
About First Citizens statements
01Can I upload the PDF eStatement from First Citizens Online Banking?
Can I upload the PDF eStatement from First Citizens Online Banking?
Yes. First Citizens’ eStatement page tells you to select “PDF” from the “Format Type” dropdown list, and its Q9, “Is my eStatement an official bank statement?”, is answered for the PDF version with “is an official bank statement.” Upload the PDF as it is: the Excel file has a row per transaction, with amounts as numbers.
02How much history does a First Citizens eStatement hold, and where do I go for more?
How much history does a First Citizens eStatement hold, and where do I go for more?
First Citizens’ eStatement page answers “What period of statement history can I access via my eStatements?” with “For deposit accounts: You can access up to one hundred (100) transactions per month over a 12-month period.” For anything longer it says “please visit any of our conveniently located Branches for assistance” and “Fees may apply.”
03Does First Citizens charge for the eStatement, and which accounts does it cover?
Does First Citizens charge for the eStatement, and which accounts does it cover?
On cost, First Citizens’ page says “eStatements are available via Online Banking at no cost.” On accounts it says “You can access eStatements for both deposit your Savings or Chequing accounts.” On where, it says “You can access eStatements via First Citizens Online Banking only.”
Your First Citizens statement, in Excel
Free during launch. Upload the PDF and download the Excel file.
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