Add a bank account in Dext, then upload your bank statement. Dext extracts the transaction data and returns it as a structured CSV, ready to download.

You can upload PDF or TIFF files, up to 50MB in size and 300 pages long. For scanned statements, a minimum resolution of 200dpi is recommended.

Your plan includes a set number of credits, depending on your subscription. If you need more, you can purchase additional credits at any time. Check your plan details to see what’s included.

Yes. Dext supports over 700 banks. If your bank isn’t listed, you can request it by uploading a sample statement when adding the account.

Your plan includes a set number of credits, depending on your subscription. If you need more, you can purchase additional credits at any time. Check your plan details to see what’s included.

You won’t be charged. Rejections may occur if the file includes multiple accounts, poor-quality scans, missing pages, or inconsistent formatting. You’ll see the rejection reason in Dext.

Yes, as long as the data extraction hasn’t been completed. You can cancel in the Collected Statements tab.

Once processing is complete, your data is available to download in CSV format. You can also view or export it from the Transactions tab.

You can report a mistake directly in the platform. The statement will be reprocessed at no extra charge.

Yes, but as a manual CSV import rather than an automatic publish. Bank statements can’t be published directly to accounting software from Dext. You export the extracted transactions as a CSV and import that file into your accounting software. Dext lets you set your preferred CSV download format, to match Xero, QuickBooks or Sage, under your profile settings. The file is then ready to import without reformatting.