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TD Bank · Bank Statement Splitter

Split a TD Bank bank statement PDFby month — free, in your browser

Drop your multi-month TD Bank statement. We auto-detect each month and produce per-month PDFs ready for filing.

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HOW IT WORKS
1

Drop your TD Bank PDF

Use the combined statement download from your online banking portal.

2

Confirm detected months

TD Bank uses a columnar layout with a dated statement header. The splitter reads the header month. Some TD PDFs are locked, so you may need to unlock the file before dropping it in.

3

Download per-month PDFs

Files named Jan-2024.pdf, Feb-2024.pdf, etc. ZIP or individual downloads.

TD Bank-specific tips

Some TD statements are password-protected

TD statements download as secure PDFs, and some — especially ones sent through secure message — are protected by default. Open the file once with the password TD set, save an unlocked copy, then drop that into the splitter.

Locked against copy / edit

Many users find TD statements locked against editing and clean copy-paste. The splitter doesn't copy text by hand — it reads the page text layer directly — so as long as the PDF isn't password-locked, month detection still works.

Up to 7 years online

Statements issued on or after April 2010 are available online for up to 7 years. Pull the range you need, unlock if required, then split into per-month files.

TD Bank statement splitter — FAQ

My TD Bank PDF is password-protected. How do I split it?+

Open the PDF with the password TD set when delivering it (often in the same secure message), save an unprotected copy, then drop that copy into the splitter. Once it's unlocked, the dated header drives month detection.

Why can't the splitter read my TD statement?+

Almost always because the PDF is still a locked secure PDF. Unlock it and save a fresh copy first. Also make sure it's the digital statement with selectable text, not a scanned image, which would need OCR.

OTHER BANKS

Split a Chase statement

Chase statements use "Statement period" headers with MM/DD/YYYY dates. Detection works out of the box.

Split a Bank of America statement

BofA statements have "Statement Beginning" and "Statement Ending" headers. We detect the beginning month.

Split a Wells Fargo statement

Wells Fargo uses "Statement period activity summary" with spelled-out month ranges. Detection is reliable.

Split a Citi statement

Citi credit-card and checking statements use "Billing period" with MM/DD/YY format. We detect both.

Split a Capital One statement

Capital One uses "Statement Period" with Mon DD, YYYY format. Reliable detection across all card and bank products.

Split a U.S. Bank statement

U.S. Bank eStatements are clean text PDFs with a "Statement Period" header and no password. Month detection works out of the box.

Split a PNC Bank statement

PNC online statements are text PDFs with no password. Virtual Wallet bundles Spend, Reserve and Growth into one monthly file — the splitter still groups by month.

Split a Truist statement

Truist statements are portrait PDFs with a statement period header. Watch for older BB&T / SunTrust layouts on accounts that came from the merger.

Split a ICICI Bank statement

ICICI statement PDFs are password-protected. Unlock the file first, then the date column drives month detection across the whole financial year.

Split a HDFC Bank statement

HDFC account statement PDFs are password-protected with your Customer ID. Unlock first, then the DD/MM/YY date column drives per-month splitting.

Split a State Bank of India statement

SBI statement PDFs are password-protected, and the password depends on the source. Unlock first; the separate Debit/Credit columns and dated rows make month detection reliable.

Split a Axis Bank statement

Axis e-statement PDFs are password-protected (NAME + DDMM). Unlock first; multi-line descriptions are handled because the splitter groups by month, not by row.

Tax season ready

Drop your TD Bank statement, get one PDF per month. Free to try — upgrade to Pro for full-year batches and clean exports.

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