Best bank statement converters for Indian CAs and bookkeepers (2026)

We make Toolzy, a bank-statement PDF converter for Excel, CSV and Tally XML. Read this comparison with that in mind. We have tried to be fair: where another tool is cheaper, covers a job we do not, or is the better fit, we say so.

Prices, plan sizes and feature claims were read from each vendor's own public website on 14 November 2026. They change often. Check the linked pricing page before you subscribe or buy credits.

This article is not a review of conversion quality. We have not run a timed, side-by-side accuracy test on identical statements, and we do not publish an accuracy rate for Toolzy.

How we compared

For a CA or bookkeeper in India, the useful questions are usually these:

• Does it export Tally XML that you can import into Tally Prime (and, where the vendor says so, Tally ERP 9)?
• What is the real price at a typical firm volume, in rupees? A 20-page monthly statement for 20 clients is already 400 pages a month; audit season is more.
• Can you upload a password-protected net-banking PDF, or do you have to unlock it first?
• Does it read scanned or photographed statements and passbooks, or only digital PDFs from net banking?
• Is there a free tier you can try without a card?
• What happens to the uploaded file after conversion?

Where a vendor's public pages do not say, we write not stated. We do not guess.

Quick comparison

Per-page figures below are simple arithmetic from the published plan (price ÷ included pages or credits). They ignore GST unless the vendor says the listed price already includes it, and they assume you use the full quota.

| Tool | Free offer | Paid entry (as published) | Tally XML | Password-protected PDF | Scanned / photos | File deletion / retention | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Toolzy | 10 pages on signup; first-page preview without sign-in | $0.03 per page (about ₹2.5 a page); credits never expire. INR plans of ₹499/month for 800 pages and ₹999/month for 2,000 pages are coming | Yes (Tally Prime), plus Excel and CSV | Yes — enter the password in the converter; used in memory, not stored | No — digital PDFs only; scanned statements and photos are not supported | Files and results deleted within 24 hours (or sooner if you choose 1 hour or 6 hours in settings) | | BankXL | 30 pages/month, no card | Day pass ₹49 for 50 pages (7 days). Pro ₹499/month for 800 pages (~₹0.62/page). Firm ₹4,999/month for 8,000 pages, 5 seats. Top-up ₹100 for 150 extra pages | Yes on Pro and Firm (Prime and ERP 9). Free plan lists Excel | Not stated consistently (a CA FAQ says unlock the PDF yourself first; a BankXL comparison page says password-protected PDFs are accepted with no unlocking step) | Yes — scanned PDFs, passbook scans and image-based PDFs are advertised | Originals: processed in memory and deleted instantly (zero retention). Pro also keeps conversion history for 90 days | | Parsify | 15 pages every day after registration; no card | Statement-based, not per page: Solo ₹499/month for 15 statements; Starter ₹999/month for 40; Growth ₹1,999/month for 120; Pro ₹3,499/month for 400. Each uploaded PDF counts as one statement, any length | Yes — Tally Prime XML, plus Excel and CSV | Yes — enter the password; decrypted in memory, password not saved | Yes — scanned PDFs and CamScanner-style uploads are advertised | Claims zero data retention and that files are purged after conversion; a homepage badge also says "Auto-Purged 60 Mins" | | Hello Statements | Not stated consistently: hero copy and a July 2026 guide say 50 pages for 7 days, while other homepage copy lists 5 free pages | Public pricing copy describes at least ₹299/month for 200 pages and ₹999/month for 1,000 pages. Business plan: 3 seats and 5,000 pages/month (rupee price not stated in the visible copy). Prices exclusive of 18% GST. Unused paid pages carry forward one month | Not stated as a Tally XML export. Output documented as Excel | Not stated consistently: marketing copy says enter the password when prompted, but the privacy policy states password-protected PDFs are rejected client-side | Partial: scanned image-based PDFs can be processed with OCR, with a warning of possible accuracy loss; best results from digital bank PDFs | Homepage: "PDFs deleted after conversion." Privacy policy: files and outputs are kept only as long as needed to deliver the service, then deleted from active storage; backup rotation is not given as a number of hours | | TaxFetch | Standalone PDF-to-Excel converter: free, no signup, no quota, no watermark. One PDF up to 10 MB | The Excel converter itself is free. A separate Bank Statement to Tally tool: upload and summary are free; sign-in unlocks Tally export, with a free first run. Later paid prices were not visible as static text on the pricing page | Yes, on the separate Tally tool (Prime and ERP 9), after sign-in | Yes, on the Excel converter and the Tally tool (enter the password) | Not stated for the Excel converter | Excel converter: statement used only to build the file and "is not shared"; optional transfer uses temporary in-browser storage; passwords are never included. A related TaxFetch analyser page says parsing can run in the browser | | StatementLoop | 25 credits after signup and phone verification (100 pages; 1 credit = 4 pages). No card | Credit packs, not a monthly plan: Starter ₹99 for 400 pages (₹0.25/page); Popular ₹399 for 2,000 pages (₹0.20/page); Pro ₹699 for 4,000 pages (₹0.17/page). CA Unlimited ₹2,999/year, with a valid CA membership required. GST invoice at checkout | Yes — Tally Prime XML is the main output. An Excel-to-XML utility is included with paid plans | Not stated | Not stated. The homepage mentions "Advanced OCR" but does not clearly say whether scans or photos are accepted | Uploaded PDFs processed in memory and deleted after extraction; nothing kept on servers, per the homepage FAQ | | DocuClipper | 14-day trial, up to 120 pages, no card | USD, billed monthly or annually (30% off annual). Starter from $29/month for 60 pages, or $20.30/month billed annually. Business from $159/month for 640 pages. Unlimited users on every plan | No. Exports listed: Excel, CSV, QBO, IIF, OFX, QFX, QIF (QuickBooks, Xero). Tally XML is not on the public formats list | Yes for bank and credit-card statements (enter the password on upload). Invoices and other forms must be unlocked first | Yes — scans and JPG/PNG/TIFF photos are accepted | Free/trial: 30 days. Paid: files kept for as long as the subscription is active, then 90 days after cancellation. You can delete a file yourself at any time | | StatementFlow | 10 pages/month, ongoing, no card | USD. One-time pack: $9.99 for 100 pages that never expire. Pro $19/month for 300 pages. Business $69/month for 2,000 pages. One upload is capped at 50 pages on every plan | Yes — Tally XML, plus Excel, CSV, QBO and OFX | No in-app password field. You must unlock the PDF yourself, then upload the unencrypted copy | Yes — scans, passbook photos and branch printouts are a core advertised feature | Original file processed in memory and deleted immediately, never written to disk. If you are signed in, the extracted table is saved to conversion history until you delete it | | Doxify | 20 pages for 10 days after signup; no card | Annual page quotas, one payment: ₹99/year for 100 pages (₹0.99/page); ₹299 for 400; ₹599 for 900; ₹1,499 for 2,500; ₹2,999 for 5,500; ₹4,999 for 10,000 (₹0.50/page). GST invoice included. The listed amount is the full checkout price | Yes — Tally Prime and Tally ERP XML, plus CSV and Excel | Not stated as supported. A Doxify guide says to check current upload rules before sending a locked file, and never to put the password in a filename or support request | No — scanned images and photographed statements are not supported | Original PDFs are stored temporarily for processing; the worker attempts to delete them after. Extracted rows, previews and generated XML are kept in account history. Extracted text is sent to Fireworks AI in the current deployment | | Ledgerit | "Start free" is advertised; the free page allowance is not stated on the public pricing cards | Annual, exclusive of GST: Starter ₹999/year for 2,500 pages; Professional ₹2,499/year for 10,000 pages; Enterprise is custom | Yes — Tally Prime and ERP 9 XML, plus direct Tally import | Yes — the homepage asks for the PDF password when the file is locked | Public copy is limited to digitally-generated PDFs. Scanned or photographed statements are not advertised | Original PDFs kept 24 hours, then permanently deleted. Extracted transactions and Tally exports are kept while the account is active | | TallyXML (tallyxml.in) | "Free to start"; no card required to begin. Credit amounts are not stated on the public pricing page | Plan prices are shown after sign-in. Not stated on the public pricing page | Yes — TallyPrime and ERP 9 XML, plus Excel-compatible data and CSV | Yes — a password field appears only when the PDF is encrypted | No — only bank-generated digital PDFs; scanned and image-only statements are not accepted | Not stated as a fixed window. FAQ: files are processed for conversion and "are not intended to be kept as permanent financial records" | | bank2tally | 3 conversions/month, all 13 supported banks, XML + Excel | Pay-per-conversion credit packs that never expire: ₹69 for 10; ₹199 for 50 (~₹4/statement); ₹499 for 150 (~₹3.3/statement). No auto-renewal | Yes — Tally Prime Payment and Receipt vouchers | Yes | No — text-based (digital) PDFs only, not scanned | Processed in memory and discarded when the download starts. The account keeps a log (date, file name, bank, line count), not the statement contents | | BahiKaro | Free forever: 1 client, 50 transactions/month; no card | Pro ₹799/month (or ₹666/month if billed annually) for unlimited clients and transactions. Team ₹1,999/month, with a shared client database | Yes — Tally Prime and ERP 9 Masters + Vouchers XML | Not applicable in the same way: the product accepts CSV or Excel, not the bank PDF | Not applicable — it does not take PDFs | Bank statement files are not stored. Transaction data and generated XML are saved to the account for re-download |

Where each tool is the better choice

If you only need Excel once, and you do not need Tally XML: start with TaxFetch's free PDF-to-Excel converter. There is no signup and no quota on that tool. It is the lowest-friction option we found for a one-off spreadsheet. If you later want Tally XML from TaxFetch, that is a separate signed-in tool, not the free converter.

If you convert a few long statements rather than many short ones: Parsify's paid plans charge per statement, not per page. A 60-page year-end PDF still counts as one statement. That is usually cheaper than a per-page tool when statements are thick and the file count is low. The reverse is also true: many short statements will use up a statement quota quickly.

If you want the lowest published per-page price for Tally XML: StatementLoop's credit packs start at ₹0.25 a page and fall to ₹0.17 a page on the 4,000-page pack. Doxify's annual plans fall to ₹0.50 a page if you use all 10,000 pages in a year, and Ledgerit's Starter works out to ₹0.40 a page at 2,500 pages/year (plus GST). BankXL Pro is ₹0.62 a page with a monthly top-up if you run over. At today's USD credit price, Toolzy is not the cheap option.

If you need team seats and a shared page pool on an INR subscription: BankXL's Firm plan (5 seats, 8,000 pages, bulk upload of 50 files) and Hello Statements' Business plan (3 seats, 5,000 pages/month) are built for that. DocuClipper includes unlimited users, but it is priced in USD and does not export Tally XML.

If the statements arrive as scans, passbook photos or branch printouts: StatementFlow makes this its main claim, and it also exports Tally XML. DocuClipper and Parsify advertise scan and photo support too. BankXL advertises OCR for scanned PDFs and passbooks. Several Tally-focused tools, including Doxify, TallyXML and bank2tally, say they do not accept scans. Toolzy handles digital PDFs only and does not support scans or photos.

If your clients are on QuickBooks or Xero, especially outside India: DocuClipper is the more complete product. It does not offer Tally XML.

If you already have CSV or Excel from the bank, and you want classified Tally vouchers: BahiKaro is built for that workflow (auto-classification, ledger library, Masters + Vouchers XML). It will not help if all you have is the PDF.

If you want to pay once per statement, with no monthly plan, and your bank is one of the 13 listed: bank2tally's credit packs never expire. Coverage is narrower than the "100+ banks" tools.

If you need Tally XML from a password-protected net-banking PDF, a first-page preview before you buy, and a stated 24-hour deletion window: that is the job Toolzy is set up for today. You can enter the statement password in the converter, preview the first page without signing in, and download Excel, CSV or Tally XML from the same file. The password is used in memory and is not stored. See password-protected PDFs.

A closer look at the main tools

Toolzy (that's us)

Live pricing on 14 November 2026 is pay-as-you-go credits: $0.03 per credit, 1 credit per page (about ₹2.5 a page). New accounts get 10 free pages. You can preview the first page without signing in. Credits are sold in one-time packs ($3 for 100, $9 for 300, $15 for 500, $30 for 1,000) and, on the current pricing page, never expire. Checkout is in USD.

We are preparing INR monthly plans — ₹499 for 800 pages and ₹999 for 2,000 pages — but those were not live on 14 November 2026. Until they are switched on, the comparison should use the USD credit price, not the planned rupee plans.

Output is Excel, CSV and Tally XML for Tally Prime. Password-protected PDFs are accepted. Files and results are permanently deleted within 24 hours, or in 1 hour or 6 hours if you choose that in settings.

Honest limits: the live price per page is higher than BankXL, StatementLoop, Doxify or Ledgerit once you are past the free pages. Checkout is still in USD. Toolzy handles digital PDFs only; scanned or photographed statements and passbooks are not supported. Toolzy does not file GST or ITR.

BankXL

A strong all-round option for Indian CA firms that want an INR subscription, Tally XML, team seats and advertised scan support. Pro at ₹499/month for 800 pages is easy to compare with other Indian plans. The Firm plan is clearly aimed at offices, not sole practitioners.

Two caveats from BankXL's own pages: Tally XML is listed on Pro and Firm, not on the free plan's feature list (the free plan lists Excel). And the site does not agree with itself on password-protected PDFs — check with a real locked statement before you rely on that workflow.

Parsify

The distinctive pricing idea is "one PDF = one statement," which favours long files. Tally Prime XML, password-protected PDFs and scanned PDFs are all advertised, as is a zero-retention policy. We flagged the "purged immediately" wording against the "Auto-Purged 60 Mins" badge so you can decide how much certainty you need. Paid plans start at ₹499/month.

Hello Statements

A credible Excel-first converter with INR pricing, GST invoices, page carry-forward and team seats on Business. We did not find a Tally XML export on the public pages — the documented output is Excel (the site says that Excel opens cleanly in Tally, which is not the same as a Tally XML import file). Password support is not stated as verified: the privacy policy says locked PDFs are rejected; some marketing says otherwise. Verify the current free allowance and the full plan card on the pricing page, because the public copy is inconsistent and some plan prices load dynamically.

TaxFetch

Best starting point if you only need Excel and you do not want to create an account. The converter supports password-protected PDFs and a 10 MB file. If you need Tally XML, use TaxFetch's separate Tally tool and budget for the paid path after the free first run — we could not read a static rupee price for later runs on 14 November 2026.

StatementLoop

The cheapest published Tally XML credit packs we found, billed in rupees with a GST invoice, and a genuine free trial (100 pages after phone verification). The trade-off is less public detail on password-protected and scanned files. If those matter to your practice, try one real client PDF on the free credits before buying a pack.

DocuClipper

A mature, SOC 2 Type II product with unlimited users, strong QuickBooks/Xero exports, and clear documentation for passwords, scans and retention. It is priced for Western practices and does not export Tally XML. Retention is the opposite of the "delete immediately" tools: paid accounts keep the original PDF and the extracted data until you cancel (and for 90 days after). That is useful if you want history; it is the wrong model if your policy is to leave no client file on a vendor's disk.

StatementFlow, Doxify, Ledgerit, TallyXML, bank2tally and BahiKaro

These showed up in the same "best converter for Indian CAs" searches, so they belong in the table even if they were not in our initial comparison.

• StatementFlow is the clearest pick we found for passbooks and photos, with Tally XML included, but pricing is in USD and locked PDFs must be unlocked first. Original files are deleted immediately; signed-in history keeps the extracted table.
• Doxify is inexpensive on an annual page quota and exports Tally Prime and ERP XML, with a review-and-edit step. It does not support scans. Password support is not clearly stated. Original PDFs are stored temporarily; outputs stay in account history; extracted text is sent to a third-party AI provider (Fireworks AI) in the current deployment. That last point is worth reading in their privacy policy if client data cannot leave a tightly controlled environment.
• Ledgerit is cheap per page if you use the annual quota (₹999/year for 2,500 pages, exclusive of GST), exports Tally XML, accepts password-protected PDFs, and deletes original PDFs after 24 hours. Extracted data stays with the account. Public copy is for digitally-generated PDFs only.
• TallyXML.in is built around Tally workflows and 100+ Indian bank formats, with a preview before download. Prices are not on the public pricing page. Scans are not accepted.
• bank2tally is a simple pay-per-conversion tool for 13 banks, with password support and immediate deletion of the file. It does not take scans.
• BahiKaro is not a PDF converter. If your starting file is already CSV or Excel, its classification and Tally XML export are aimed squarely at CA firms.

How to choose

1. Start from the output you need. Tally XML, Excel only, or QuickBooks/Xero. That single filter removes several tools.
2. Then look at the file you actually receive. A locked net-banking PDF, a digital PDF already unlocked, a scan, or a bank CSV are four different jobs. A tool that is excellent at one of them may refuse the others.
3. Price the volume you really convert, not the headline plan. A ₹99/year plan is not cheaper if you need 2,000 pages this quarter. A per-statement plan is not cheaper if you upload 40 short files. Include GST when the list price is exclusive of it.
4. Read the retention line, not only the padlock icon. "Deleted after conversion," "deleted within 24 hours," "kept while you subscribe," and "extracted text sent to a third-party model" are different promises. Match them to your firm's client-data policy.
5. Try the free tier on one real statement from the bank you use most, including a password-protected file if that is how the bank sends it. Marketing pages disagree with each other more often than we expected.

FAQ

Is there a free bank statement to Tally converter?

Several tools have a free allowance, not unlimited free Tally XML. On 14 November 2026: Toolzy gives 10 pages on signup; BankXL gives 30 pages/month (Tally XML is listed on paid plans); Parsify gives 15 pages/day after registration; StatementLoop gives 100 pages after phone verification; Doxify gives 20 pages for 10 days; bank2tally gives 3 conversions/month; StatementFlow gives 10 pages/month; TaxFetch's Tally tool includes a free first run after sign-in. TaxFetch's fully free product is the Excel converter, not the Tally exporter. Always confirm the current allowance on the vendor's site, and review the output before you import it into Tally.

Can I convert a password-protected bank PDF?

Yes, with tools that accept the password in the product. Toolzy does this: you upload the locked PDF and enter the statement password; the password is used in memory and is not stored. Parsify, TaxFetch, Ledgerit, TallyXML, bank2tally and DocuClipper (for bank and card statements) also document an in-product password field. Some otherwise strong tools — including StatementFlow, and possibly BankXL and Hello Statements, whose own pages disagree — tell you to unlock the file yourself first. If you unlock a file locally, you are responsible for how that unlocked copy is stored.

Is it safe to upload client statements?

No converter is "safe" in the abstract. Read the retention policy. On this date: Toolzy deletes files and results within 24 hours; StatementLoop and bank2tally say the upload is processed in memory and then deleted; StatementFlow deletes the original file immediately but may keep the extracted table if you are signed in; Ledgerit deletes the original PDF after 24 hours but keeps extracted data with the account; BankXL says originals are deleted instantly but paid plans keep 90 days of conversion history; DocuClipper keeps files for the life of a paid subscription; Doxify keeps outputs in account history and, in the current deployment, sends extracted text to Fireworks AI. "We do not sell your data" is not the same as "we do not keep your data."

Do I still need to check the import in Tally?

Yes. Every serious vendor, including us, tells you to compare the output with the original PDF before you post. Tally imports can also fail on missing ledgers, dates outside the financial period, or a second import of the same file. Toolzy does not publish an accuracy rate, and we have not independently verified anyone else's.

Why is this article on the Toolzy blog?

Because we are often asked how Toolzy compares with BankXL, Parsify and the free tools, and because those comparison queries are currently served by other vendors' own listicles. We would rather put our name on the comparison and keep it factual than pretend to be a neutral magazine.

Convert a statement on Toolzy

Preview the first page of a bank statement without signing in, including a password-protected PDF. New accounts get 10 free pages. Download Excel, CSV or Tally XML from the bank statement converter.

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Sources (14 November 2026)

| Vendor / fact | What we used | Source URL | | --- | --- | --- | | Toolzy pricing | $0.03/credit, 1 credit/page; packs $3/$9/$15/$30; credits never expire | https://toolzy.in/pricing | | Toolzy password, 10 free pages, 24-hour deletion, in-memory password | Live product page | https://toolzy.in/bank-statement-converter/password-protected | | Toolzy Tally XML, optional 1-hour or 6-hour deletion | Live product page | https://toolzy.in/bank-statement-converter/tally-xml | | Toolzy planned INR plans | Upcoming plans: ₹499/month for 800 pages, ₹999/month for 2,000 pages (not yet live) | Planned product roadmap | | Toolzy scanned statements | Digital PDFs only; scanned statements and photos are not supported | Product documentation | | BankXL prices, free 30 pages/month, Pro/Firm, top-ups, day pass, Tally XML on Pro/Firm, 90-day history on Pro | Pricing page | https://www.banlxlai.com/pricing | | BankXL Tally Prime & ERP 9, scanned PDFs, in-memory deletion, password FAQ ("unlock first") | CA page | https://www.banlxlai.com/for/chartered-accountants | | BankXL firm seats and zero-retention claim | CA firms page | https://www.banlxlai.com/for/ca-firms | | BankXL "password-protected PDFs, no unlocking step" | BankXL comparison page (conflicts with the CA FAQ) | https://www.banlxlai.com/compare/bankxl-vs-bankstatementconverter | | Parsify free 15 pages/day; Solo ₹499/15 statements; Starter ₹999/40; Growth ₹1,999/120; Pro ₹3,499/400; statement-based billing; password, scanned PDFs, Tally Prime XML, zero-retention / 60-minute badge | Homepage | https://parsify.in/ | | Parsify how-it-works (password in memory, scanned PDFs, Tally XML) | How it works | https://parsify.in/how-it-works | | Hello Statements plan examples ₹299/200 pages and ₹999/1,000 pages; GST exclusive; one-month carry-forward | Pricing page | https://hellostatements.com/pricing | | Hello Statements Business: 3 seats, 5,000 pages/month; "PDFs deleted after conversion"; conflicting 50-for-7-days vs 5-page free copy | Homepage (FAQ in product JS / page copy) | https://hellostatements.com/ | | Hello Statements password marketing ("enter the password") and scanned-PDF warning; 50 free pages for 7 days | Guide, updated 10 Jul 2026 | https://hellostatements.com/guides/how-to-convert-bank-statement-pdf-to-excel | | Hello Statements password PDFs "rejected client-side"; retention wording | Privacy policy, 16 June 2026 | https://hellostatements.com/privacy | | Hello Statements structured-data prices still listing Starter ₹199, Pro ₹499, Business ₹1,499 | JSON-LD on the site (may be stale; not used as the live price in the table) | https://hellostatements.com/pricing | | TaxFetch free Excel converter, 10 MB, password, no signup / no quota | Converter | https://taxfetchindia.com/tools/bank-pdf-to-excel and https://taxfetchindia.com/bank-pdf-to-excel-converter | | TaxFetch Tally XML, Prime & ERP 9, free first run after sign-in | Tally tool page | https://taxfetchindia.com/bank-statement-to-tally | | TaxFetch signed-in tools: 1 free use, then packs / unlimited (specific rupee prices not visible as static text) | Pricing | https://taxfetchindia.com/pricing | | StatementLoop packs ₹99/400, ₹399/2,000, ₹699/4,000, CA Unlimited ₹2,999/year; 25 free credits; 1 credit = 4 pages; in-memory deletion; Tally XML | Homepage (including meta / structured data for the rupee amounts) | https://www.statementloop.com/ | | DocuClipper plan table, $29/month for 60 pages, annual 30% off, 14-day / 120-page trial, formats, unlimited users | Pricing | https://www.docuclipper.com/pricing/ | | DocuClipper bank-statement passwords, scans/photos, file types | Upload help, updated 12 Nov 2026 | https://www.docuclipper.com/docs/upload-problems-and-errors/ | | DocuClipper retention | Retention help, updated 18 Oct 2026 | https://www.docuclipper.com/docs/how-long-docuclipper-keeps-your-data/ | | StatementFlow prices, 10 free pages/month, Tally export, scans and photos, 50-page upload cap | Pricing | https://statementflow.io/pricing | | StatementFlow: unlock password PDFs yourself; file deleted immediately | Password guide | https://statementflow.io/guides/convert-password-protected-bank-statement-pdf | | StatementFlow retention (original deleted; signed-in history keeps extracted table) | Privacy promise, 9 Sep 2026 | https://statementflow.io/privacy-promise | | Doxify annual plans ₹99–₹4,999, 20 free pages / 10 days, Tally Prime & ERP, GST invoice | Compare plans | https://doxify.in/compare-plans/ | | Doxify: scans not supported | Homepage FAQ | https://doxify.in/ | | Doxify password not clearly supported | Prepare-PDF guide, 24 Oct 2026 | https://doxify.in/blog/prepare-bank-statement-pdf-for-conversion/ | | Doxify retention and Fireworks AI | Privacy policy, 26 Oct 2026 | https://doxify.in/privacy/ | | Ledgerit prices (₹999/2,500 pages, ₹2,499/10,000 pages, excl. GST), Tally XML, digitally-generated PDFs, 24-hour PDF deletion, in-product password field | Homepage | https://ledgerit.in/ | | Ledgerit retention (PDF 24 hours; extracted data kept with account) | Privacy policy, 4 Nov 2026 | https://ledgerit.in/privacy-policy.html | | TallyXML features: password field, no scans, Tally / Excel / CSV, preview, prices after sign-in | Features, FAQ, pricing, homepage | https://www.tallyxml.in/ , https://www.tallyxml.in/features.html , https://www.tallyxml.in/faq.html , https://www.tallyxml.in/pricing.html | | bank2tally prices, 13 banks, password yes, scans no, in-memory deletion | Homepage | https://bank2tally.com/ | | BahiKaro CSV/Excel only; Free / Pro ₹799/mo / Team ₹1,999/mo; Tally XML; files not stored, data kept | Homepage | https://bahikaro.com/ |

Vendors seen in the same search results but not fully tabulated (no complete public-pricing pass on 14 November 2026): Jemsky, LedgerConnect, NIKASH, StatementHub, getstatementconverter.com, bankconv.com, fintobooks.com, stmtsnap.com, payperstatement.com.