Why is the Daily Account Activity block the primary source?

It carries both the transaction and the running balance after it, which makes row-by-row reconciliation possible. We can flag the specific row where the balance first diverges from the statement — useful when a single questionable transaction breaks reconciliation.

Will TD Convenience Checking statements convert?

Yes. The Daily Account Activity layout is consistent across TD's consumer checking products (Beyond, Convenience, Simple) so the same reconciliation pipeline applies to all of them.

What about TD Double Up credit-card PDFs?

Credit-card statements use the standard cycle-based layout with merchant + category extraction via the LLM path. Reconciliation against the printed new-balance gives a Verified / failed signal per cycle.

Can I convert TD Simple Savings alongside checking?

Yes. Batch up to 10 PDFs in one upload — savings and checking statements parse independently and end up as separate XLSX/CSV/QBO files in the ZIP, ready to drop into your ledger.

TD already lets me download CSV from online banking. Why use this?

TD's online-banking CSV export is great for recent activity, but it's capped at roughly the most recent statement cycle and returns only the bank's pre-cleaned columns. The PDF is the authoritative archive, and PDF conversion lets you cover any historical date range you have a statement for, in any of XLSX, CSV, or QBO. The Verified badge confirms the row set sums to the printed ending balance so you can drop the export into a ledger or audit pack without re-checking.

My TD statement balance doesn't match what I calculated. What's wrong?

A running-balance mismatch on a TD statement almost always points at one specific row, not a systemic parser issue, because TD prints the balance after every transaction. When reconciliation fails, the export shows the first row where our reconstructed balance diverges from TD's printed figure. Common causes: a returned item posted on a different date than the original debit, a fee reversal applied out of cycle, or a marketing-insert page that confused a naive extractor (the parser detects these and excludes them).

Does TD issue brokerage or investment statements I can convert here?

TD's US brokerage arm (formerly TD Ameritrade) merged into Charles Schwab in 2023, so current brokerage statements ship as Schwab PDFs — see the Schwab page for that flow. TD Bank N.A. statements covered here are the deposit-account products: checking, savings, money market, and the Double Up / Cash / FlexPay credit cards.

What if my TD statement is a scanned image rather than a digital PDF?

Scanned TD statements (mobile photos of mailed paper, or rescans from filing systems) flow through the vision-OCR path instead of the direct text extractor. The same row-by-row reconciliation runs against the printed balance, so the Verified / Unverified outcome is the honest signal — scan quality affects whether the math closes, not whether the badge is real.

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From TD Bank PDF to verified spreadsheet

1. Drop your TD Bank PDF — digital or scanned, monthly statement or a combined multi-month export, up to 50 MB (or batch up to 25 files). Password-protected PDFs and image-only scans both work: scans go through vision OCR automatically.
2. Parse & reconcile — every transaction is extracted and the sum is checked against ending balance minus beginning balance within $0.01.
3. Download XLSX, CSV, or QBO — one click each, or batch up to 10 statements and download them as a single ZIP.

TD Bank statement structure and quirks

Sections in the PDF

Daily Account Activity · Deposits · Electronic Payments · Other Withdrawals · Service Charges

Transaction date format

MM/DD

Products we've parsed

TD Beyond Checking, TD Convenience Checking, TD Simple Checking, TD Simple Savings, TD Signature Savings, TD Double Up / Cash / FlexPay credit cards

TD Bank personal checking statements lead with a Daily Account Activity block that's effectively a running-balance ledger — every transaction with the balance after it, in posting-date order. The parser reads this as the canonical transaction stream; the separate Deposits / Electronic Payments / Other Withdrawals tables are cross-checks, not sources.

Because the daily ledger already carries running balances, reconciliation is tight: we validate every transaction's balance against the printed figure, not just the end-of-statement totals. A single missed or double-counted row shows up as a specific row flag rather than a silent $0.00 mismatch at the bottom.

TD Double Up, TD Cash, and TD FlexPay credit-card statements use a cycle-based layout with merchant + category columns — standard US credit-card format. These flow through the LLM path and reconcile against the new-balance figure.

Which TD Bank statements work

We handle checking, savings, and credit-card PDFs from TD Bank.

checking
savings
credit-card

Common issues with TD Bank PDFs

Format-specific quirks that break naive PDF parsers — and how the reconciliation pipeline handles each one.

Multi-month combined statements break a per-month sum

TD Bank occasionally ships a single PDF spanning two billing periods — typically when a statement-cycle adjustment happens or you change account tier mid-cycle. The PDF has two beginning/ending balance pairs, and naive parsers sum the entire row range against just the second ending balance. The parser detects the dual-cycle header, splits the document into two reconciliation passes, and the export presents two clearly-labelled date ranges instead of one ambiguous combined window.

Footnote-heavy footers pollute extraction

TD statements have unusually dense footers — fee disclosures, tier-qualification reminders, branch-locator promos — and many of those notes contain dollar figures and dates that look like transaction rows to a naive PDF text-extractor. The parser uses a footer-detection heuristic based on font size and position relative to the printed page-break, then excludes everything below it from the transaction stream. Footnotes are still archived in a metadata column for compliance work but never enter the running-balance check.

Beyond Checking marketing inserts mid-statement

TD Beyond Checking statements include occasional marketing inserts mid-document — a half-page promotional spread for a credit-card upgrade or a CD rate special. These insert pages don't carry transaction data but their layout sometimes mimics the statement template enough to confuse extractors. The parser identifies marketing pages by detecting absent beginning-balance markers and skips them entirely, so the running-balance reconciliation operates only on real activity pages.

Frequently asked questions

Why is the Daily Account Activity block the primary source?: It carries both the transaction and the running balance after it, which makes row-by-row reconciliation possible. We can flag the specific row where the balance first diverges from the statement — useful when a single questionable transaction breaks reconciliation.
Will TD Convenience Checking statements convert?: Yes. The Daily Account Activity layout is consistent across TD's consumer checking products (Beyond, Convenience, Simple) so the same reconciliation pipeline applies to all of them.
What about TD Double Up credit-card PDFs?: Credit-card statements use the standard cycle-based layout with merchant + category extraction via the LLM path. Reconciliation against the printed new-balance gives a Verified / failed signal per cycle.
Can I convert TD Simple Savings alongside checking?: Yes. Batch up to 10 PDFs in one upload — savings and checking statements parse independently and end up as separate XLSX/CSV/QBO files in the ZIP, ready to drop into your ledger.
TD already lets me download CSV from online banking. Why use this?: TD's online-banking CSV export is great for recent activity, but it's capped at roughly the most recent statement cycle and returns only the bank's pre-cleaned columns. The PDF is the authoritative archive, and PDF conversion lets you cover any historical date range you have a statement for, in any of XLSX, CSV, or QBO. The Verified badge confirms the row set sums to the printed ending balance so you can drop the export into a ledger or audit pack without re-checking.
My TD statement balance doesn't match what I calculated. What's wrong?: A running-balance mismatch on a TD statement almost always points at one specific row, not a systemic parser issue, because TD prints the balance after every transaction. When reconciliation fails, the export shows the first row where our reconstructed balance diverges from TD's printed figure. Common causes: a returned item posted on a different date than the original debit, a fee reversal applied out of cycle, or a marketing-insert page that confused a naive extractor (the parser detects these and excludes them).
Does TD issue brokerage or investment statements I can convert here?: TD's US brokerage arm (formerly TD Ameritrade) merged into Charles Schwab in 2023, so current brokerage statements ship as Schwab PDFs — see the Schwab page for that flow. TD Bank N.A. statements covered here are the deposit-account products: checking, savings, money market, and the Double Up / Cash / FlexPay credit cards.
What if my TD statement is a scanned image rather than a digital PDF?: Scanned TD statements (mobile photos of mailed paper, or rescans from filing systems) flow through the vision-OCR path instead of the direct text extractor. The same row-by-row reconciliation runs against the printed balance, so the Verified / Unverified outcome is the honest signal — scan quality affects whether the math closes, not whether the badge is real.

Guides and engineering notes for TD Bank

Engineering notes

Why your bank statement balance doesn't match: 7 specific causes and how to track each one down

When the sum of transactions doesn't equal the printed ending balance, the cause is almost always one of seven specific patterns. A field guide to identifying which one you have, and what to do about each.

11 min read

Engineering notes

Password-protected bank statement PDFs: how to convert them safely without uploading the password to a stranger

Most banks ship encrypted statement PDFs by default. The conversion is easy when you have the password and impossible when you don't, but the part that matters most is what happens to the password during the conversion itself.

9 min read

Where TD Bank conversions get used

Most TD Bank statements that come through us are part of one of these workflows. Each link below explains how the reconciliation guarantee maps to that practice.

Forensic accountants

Discovery packets, multi-year tracing

Divorce attorneys

Opposing-counsel financial disclosure

Bookkeepers

Catch-up & bank-feed gaps

Scanned PDFs

Vision OCR + reconciliation

PDF to QBO

QuickBooks-ready OFX export

For QuickBooks workflows

Verified imports, no duplicates