USCapital OneQBO

Convert Capital One US Bank Statement PDF to QBO (QuickBooks-Ready)

Create QuickBooks-ready QBO files from Capital One statements with clean merchant data.

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Capital One PDF bank statement converted to QBO in StatementFlow

Why this works for Capital One US statements

StatementFlow pairs bank-aware parsing with QuickBooks validation so that Capital One statements import cleanly on the first try.

Before

Raw Capital One PDF with multi-line descriptions and locale-specific formatting.

Capital One PDF statement snippet before conversion
After

Balanced QBO preview with QuickBooks fields mapped and totals validated.

Capital One QBO preview after conversion

Three reasons it works

  • Handles mm/dd/yyyy Capital One exports
  • Sign-aware mapping of “Credit” and “Debit” columns
  • Balance validation against Capital One closing totals

Bank-specific quirks to expect

StatementFlow is tuned to the quirks that appear in Capital One US PDFs so balances and narratives stay intact.

  • Capital One statements show categories like “CARD PURCHASE”—retained in memo
  • Pending transactions flagged as such—excluded until posted date
  • Currency: USD ($); credit amounts remain positive for QuickBooks import

Field mapping to QuickBooks (QBO)

Every column is mapped to QuickBooks-friendly fields so imports land correctly on the first run.

Bank ColumnQBO FieldNotes
DateTxnDateHandles mm/dd/yyyy Capital One statements auto-detected
DescriptionName/MemoMulti-line and bilingual narratives preserved
AmountAmountSign-aware (+ credit, – debit) with locale rounding
Running BalanceUsed to validate totals only; not included in QBO file

How to import into QuickBooks Online

  1. Upload the Capital One PDF statement to StatementFlow.
  2. Let StatementFlow convert and balance-check the QBO file automatically.
  3. In QuickBooks Online, go to Banking → Upload from file (QuickBooks import help).
  4. Review, match, and reconcile transactions inside QuickBooks in one session.

FAQ

Do you store my statements?

No. StatementFlow processes uploads in-memory, deletes the file immediately after conversion, and never stores your bank statements.

Will QuickBooks accept this file?

Yes. The QBO export follows Intuit's schema and is validated against Capital One US statement layouts before download.

Multi-currency support?

USD ($) supported on this page; USD, GBP, and EUR workflows are covered globally across StatementFlow.

Pricing or free tier?

Every StatementFlow account includes five free conversion pages per day. Upgrade anytime for higher page limits and team controls.

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