Convert Banco do Brasil Bank Statements to OFX

To convert a Banco do Brasil bank statement to OFX, upload your PDF statement to BankStmtConverter, let the parser extract the transaction details, and download the standardized .ofx file. The generated Open Financial Exchange file includes standard transaction tags, transaction dates (DD/MM/YYYY parsed into OFX timestamps), debits, credits, and closing balances ready for direct import into your accounting software.

How to convert a Banco do Brasil PDF statement to OFX

1. Obtain your bank statement as a PDF file from your Banco do Brasil online banking or mobile app (Extrato de Conta Corrente or Extrato de Conta Poupança).
2. Upload the PDF statement into the converter interface.
3. Select OFX as your target output format.
4. Review the extracted transactions, ensuring that total debits, total credits, and closing balance match the PDF summary.
5. Download the generated .ofx file to your computer and import it into your financial management software.

Why convert Banco do Brasil statements to OFX?

OFX (Open Financial Exchange) is the industry standard for financial data interchange across Brazilian accounting platforms like ContaAzul, Omie, Fortes, and international systems like QuickBooks. Unlike generic spreadsheets, an OFX file carries structural metadata—such as bank identification tags, account currency (BRL), unique transaction IDs (FITID), and balance snapshots (LEDGERBAL). When you import an OFX file, the accounting platform automatically prevents duplicate entries and aligns transactions directly to your chart of accounts.

If your workflow requires spreadsheet analysis instead of automated bank feeds, you can also convert statements to Banco do Brasil to Excel or generate raw data via Banco do Brasil to CSV.

Data extracted from Banco do Brasil statements

Banco do Brasil statements present line items with specific fields. The converter identifies each component and maps it to the corresponding OFX tags:

• Data Movimento / Data Balancete: Extracted as the transaction posting date (DTPOSTED) in standard YYYYMMDDHHMMSS format.
• Histórico / Descrição: Transaction descriptions such as PIX ENVIADO, PIX RECEBIDO, TED, DOC, PAGAMENTO BOLETO, or TARIFA BANCARIA mapped to the transaction memo (MEMO) and name (NAME).
• Documento: The document reference number or transaction tracking code, used to construct unique FITID values to avoid duplicate imports.
• Valor / Lançamento: The exact monetary value in Brazilian Real (R$), separated into negative values for debits (DEBIT) and positive values for credits (CREDIT) under TRNAMT.
• Saldo: The running balance and closing balance mapped to LEDGERBAL and AVAILBAL tags.

Sample Banco do Brasil transaction output

Below is an example of transactions parsed from a typical Banco do Brasil corporate statement and their resulting OFX structure.

In the resulting OFX output, these transactions are structured as follows:

Comparison: Manual retyping vs. PDF to OFX conversion

Importing your OFX file into accounting software

Once you download the .ofx file, importing it into your platform takes only a few steps:

• ContaAzul / Omie: Go to the Financial (Financeiro) or Bank Accounts (Contas Correntes) section, select "Importar Extrato (OFX)", choose the downloaded file, and confirm the account balance.
• QuickBooks: Go to Banking > Upload Transactions, select the OFX file, and map it to your Banco do Brasil ledger account.
• Xero: Access the bank account reconciliation screen and upload the OFX statement file directly.

Handling scanned or photographed statements

If you only have physical paper statements or scanned PDF documents from older archives, the converter uses optical character recognition (OCR) optimized for tabular bank statements. The OCR engine reads the columns, detects date structures and numbers formatted with Brazilian decimal commas (e.g., R$ 1.250,50), and reconciles opening balance plus sum of transactions against the printed closing balance before generating the OFX file.

Privacy and security

Financial documents contain confidential operational information. All uploaded PDF statements and generated OFX files are processed through encrypted channels and deleted automatically from the servers after processing. Your financial data is never sold, shared, or used to train machine learning models.

You can convert files from other institutions across the country on our Brazil bank statement converter page.