Dominican Republic bank statements to Excel
Statements from the Dominican Republic’s main banks as spreadsheets in pesos.
- Checked every row against your balance
- Private read on your device first
- Excel & CSV plus QuickBooks, Xero and Quicken files
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Dominican banks tested on their statement layouts
Dominican statements say “balance” rather than “saldo” and write amounts like RD$12,500.00. StatementEasy reads them, converts them to Excel, CSV or OFX and checks every running balance.
Banks
Detailed pages: Banreservas, Banco Popular, Banco BHD, Scotiabank RD, Banco Santa Cruz. Banco Promerica, Banesco and APAP statements are recognised too.
Five layouts
Banreservas prints an effective date; Popular Débitos and Créditos; BHD a signed Monto; Scotiabank a Referencia; Santa Cruz Retiros and Depósitos.
The DGII 0.15% charge
The tax on cheques and electronic transfers shows up as a small extra line beside each operation. Categories adds them up, so you know what the year cost you.
Edesur, Edenorte, Edeeste and Altice
Power and phone bills recur every month; the Recurring sheet lists them with the year’s total, handy when you compare apartments or plan a budget.
Remittances from New York and Madrid
Money sent by family abroad keeps its description; filter by “REMESA” and the Monthly sheet totals each month.
Questions
Can I combine two banks?
Yes, each balance is checked within its own account.
Is my statement uploaded?
Your browser reads the PDF first, on your device. Only if it cannot read it is the file read on our server, and deleted right after.
Other countries
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