What kind of PDFs are supported?

Text-based statement PDFs work today — the kind you download directly from your bank. Scanned or photographed statements need OCR, which is coming soon.

Which banks does it work with?

A generic parser handles most common statement layouts. Bank-specific templates for major banks are on the roadmap to push accuracy even higher.

What formats can I export?

Both CSV and Excel (XLSX). Every export reflects any edits you make in the review table.

Can I fix incorrect rows?

Yes. Every extracted row is editable inline before export, and a confidence score flags anything worth a second look.

Convert Oak Bank credit card statements to Wave CSV

Q: Is my financial data secure?

Files are processed privately and are never shared or sold. Uploads are kept only as long as needed to produce your export.

Upload a Oak Bank credit card statement PDF and get a structured Wave CSV file back. Dates, descriptions, amounts, and balances are parsed automatically. Statemently produces a tidy CSV file that imports directly into Wave CSV.

Convert to Wave CSV

How to convert an Oak Bank credit card statement to Wave CSV

1
Upload your Oak Bank credit card statement
Drag and drop your Oak Bank credit card statement PDF onto Statemently, or click to browse. Text-based PDFs up to 10 MB are supported.
2
Let Statemently extract the transactions
Statemently reads the Oak Bank PDF and automatically pulls out every transaction — date, description, amount, and running balance.
3
Review and fix any rows
Check the extracted table and edit any cell inline. A confidence score flags anything worth a second look before you export.
4
Download and import into Wave CSV
Download the CSV file, choose the correct destination account type, then import it into Wave CSV — your transactions land in neat columns, ready to review.

Why Wave CSV?

Wave-ready CSV

Create a simple CSV for Wave transaction uploads from a bank or card statement PDF.

Bank or card signs

Choose bank account or credit card so imported amounts face the right direction.

Less cleanup

Review rows first, then import a tidy transaction list into Wave.

About Oak Bank credit card statements

An Oak Bank credit card statement itemizes purchases, payments, refunds, interest, and fees — often dozens of rows across several pages. Statemently reads the PDF, isolates each transaction row, and keeps the dates, amounts, and balances aligned so your credit card export is ready to use.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Oak Bank to Wave CSV converter free?

Yes. You can upload your Oak Bank credit card statement and download the extracted transactions as Wave CSV at no cost.

Will it work with my Oak Bank credit card statement?

It works with text-based Oak Bank PDFs — the kind you download directly from Oak Bank. Scanned or photographed statements need OCR, which is coming soon.

How do I get my transactions into Wave CSV?

Statemently gives you a clean CSV file. Open Wave CSV and import that file — your Oak Bank transactions appear in organized columns.

Can I edit transactions before downloading?

Yes. Every row from your Oak Bank credit card statement is editable inline, so you can correct anything before exporting to Wave CSV.

Is my financial data secure?

Files are processed privately and are never sold or shared. Uploads are kept only as long as needed to produce your export.

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Convert your Oak Bank credit card statement to Wave CSV

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