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bank-statement

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Reads a PDF bank statement into dated transactions and JSON, CSV, XLSX, OFX or QIF with Tanod Documents. Use when an agent must turn a bank statement PDF into transactions for bookkeeping or import.

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Bank statement PDF (Tanod Documents)

POST /v1/pdf/bank-statement parses a text bank statement PDF into transactions and checks rows against the running balance where possible. Rows without enough balance information may be unchecked; do not describe them as reconciled. Price: USD 0.01 per call. Free allowance: none (bank statements are never free).

Use when

  • a PDF bank statement must become rows for bookkeeping, a spreadsheet or an OFX/QIF import
  • each row should be reconciled against the balance column

Use instead

  • any other table in a PDF: pdf-tables
  • scanned statement (422 no_text_layer): run the ocr skill first
  • plain text of the statement: document-to-markdown

Request

JSON body on POST https://tanod.dev/v1/pdf/bank-statement. Files are sent as a URL or base64 in JSON; these routes do not take multipart/form-data.

  • url: public http(s) URL of the PDF, at most 20 MB; or file_base64: the PDF as base64, at most 10 MB decoded.
  • pages (optional): N, N-M, N-, -M, last; at most 200 pages per call.
  • format: json (default), csv, xlsx (Transactions and Summary sheets), ofx (OFX 1.0.2) or qif (dates MM/DD/YYYY).
  • output: base64 (default) or url (24-hour download link).

Example body: {"url": "https://tanod.dev/samples/statement-sample.pdf"}

POST /v1/pdf/bank-statement HTTP/1.1
Host: tanod.dev
content-type: application/json

{"url": "https://tanod.dev/samples/statement-sample.pdf"}

MCP alternative: connect to https://tanod.dev/mcp and call the tool convert_bank_statement. No free allowance on this tool.

Payment

An unpaid request returns HTTP 402 with an x402 v2 challenge (USDC on Base, Polygon or Solana) and an MPP/Tempo WWW-Authenticate: Payment challenge. Pay it and repeat the request with the payment attached. No account or API key. Input errors (413, 415, 422) and worker failures (429, 502, 503, 504) are not charged.

Response

transactions (each with date ISO, description, amount signed, balance, row_ok, note), opening_balance, closing_balance, total_in, total_out, currency, confidence (0 to 1, a heuristic), reconciliation, flagged_rows, date_order, warnings; for csv/xlsx/ofx/qif the file is in file.

Limits

  • PDF up to 500 pages, at most 200 pages per call, 10 MB as base64 (20 MB via url).
  • Text PDFs only; no transaction table is a 422 no_transactions_found.
  • OFX and QIF need a full date on every row (else 422 dates_incomplete).
  • Header words are recognised in English, German, Spanish, French, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Turkish and Vietnamese.
  • Files and arguments are sent to Tanod. Review https://tanod.dev/privacy/ before sending sensitive material: request and usage logs are kept, generated download-link files are stored for 24 hours, and payment-ID retries may cache paid answers for up to 1 hour.

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