Bank Muscat statement to Excel

The Omani rial has 1,000 baisa, so Bank Muscat writes amounts with three decimals: 4.500 is four and a half rials. Its statement carries a Txn Date and a Value Date, then Description, Debit, Credit and Balance.

StatementEasy detects the precision from the statement, keeps both dates and checks every balance to the baisa.

Download your Bank Muscat statement

1. Sign in to Bank Muscat Mobile or Internet Banking.
2. Open the account and choose Statement.
3. Download the PDF.
4. Drop it into the converter above.

Bank Muscat columns in your sheet

On the statement	In your sheet
Txn Date	Date
Value Date	Value date, its own column
Debit / Credit	Money out / money in, to the baisa
Balance	Checked on every row

Three decimals, every time

Amounts and totals keep three decimals in every export. A small account that never reaches 1,000 rials is read correctly too: the currency and IBAN tell the converter the dot is a decimal point.

For expats in Muscat

Filter by “TRANSFER” to see what went home each month beside the salary that came in.

An example line

08/03/2025 08/03/2025 OMANTEL POSTPAID 12.600 1,318.250 becomes money out 12.600 and balance 1318.250.

Meethaq Islamic accounts

Statements from Bank Muscat’s Islamic window convert the same way.

Last tested October 2026. StatementEasy is not affiliated with Bank Muscat S.A.O.G..