Convert Your Riyad Bank Statement to Excel

What to expect from a Riyad Bank statement

The honest version — what BayanSheet actually knows about this bank, and what it checks either way.

• Country — Riyad Bank is a Saudi Arabia bank 🇸🇦. The guide below covers where to download a clean PDF from its online banking and what to do about the statement password.
• Currency and decimals — Riyad Bank statements are normally issued in SAR, and that is how BayanSheet knows how many decimal places the money has: three for the Gulf dinars, two elsewhere, raised if your file prints more. WHICH character is the decimal point is read from the amounts in your own file rather than assumed — getting that backwards is how an amount ends up a thousand times too large.
• Banking model — Riyad Bank is a conventional bank, so statement lines use the usual interest, fee and charge wording.
• Layout template — none for Riyad Bank. BayanSheet ships bank-specific templates for Emirates NBD, FAB, ADCB and Dubai Islamic Bank only; everything else is read by the generic layout detector. One practical consequence worth knowing: dates are read day-first by default, which is the Gulf convention — so confirm the date order on your first converted file.
• The checks are the same either way — opening balance + credits − debits must equal the closing balance printed on your statement, and the running balance is re-checked row by row. Anything that does not reconcile is shown to you on screen instead of being silently exported.

How to convert a Riyad Bank statement to Excel

Four steps, all on your device. First ~10 pages free — no account needed.

1. 01

   Upload your PDF

   Upload your Riyad Bank PDF statement using the converter above — one file at a time, converted in seconds.

2. 02

   The layout detector reads the table

   BayanSheet finds the transaction table in your Riyad Bank PDF and works out from the file itself which column is the date, the description, the debit, the credit and the running balance. It happens inside your browser; nothing is uploaded.

3. 03

   Review the extracted table

   Check the table on screen. BayanSheet verifies that opening balance + credits − debits equals the closing balance your statement prints, and re-checks the running balance row by row. Anything that does not reconcile is flagged, not exported quietly.

4. 04

   Download Excel or CSV

   Download your file as Excel (.xlsx) or CSV — a clean sheet you can map into Xero, Zoho or QuickBooks.

Why BayanSheet for Riyad Bank statements

You’re handling financial data. The difference matters.

• Verifiable privacy — your Riyad Bank statement is converted inside your browser and never uploaded. Turn off Wi-Fi; it still works.
• Accuracy you can prove — every file is reconciled against the statement’s own printed figures: opening balance + credits − debits = closing balance, plus a running-balance check on every row. Silent extraction errors get caught, not exported.
• No template for this bank — and we say so — Riyad Bank is read by the generic layout detector rather than a layout template of its own. The reconciliation checks that catch a misread number are the same either way. Give your first Riyad Bank file a column-level review; after that the same statement format converts consistently.

Convert statements from other banks

Every bank below has a converter page and a full written guide. Emirates NBD, FAB, ADCB and Dubai Islamic Bank have their own layout template; every other bank here is read by the generic detector, with the same balance checks applied.

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