Convert Credit Card Statements to a Different Currency

Yes. Upload a credit card statement and ReceiptsAI extracts each transaction — date, merchant, and amount — then converts foreign charges to your chosen base currency so all your spending is expressed in one currency.

ReceiptsAI supports historical currency conversion, so each charge is converted using the exchange rate by date — the actual GBP to USD or JPY to USD rate from the day of the transaction. That gives you accurate, defensible numbers rather than one blanket rate for the whole statement.

Yes. By converting each charge at the market rate for its date, you can compare the converted amount against what your card issuer actually billed and see how much currency spread and foreign transaction fees added to your spending.

Charges in all major world currencies are supported — pounds from a London trip, yen from Tokyo, euros from an EU subscription, and dozens more. You pick the single base currency every charge should be expressed in.

Yes. Upload a US dollar card statement and each charge is converted into Canadian dollars at the USD to CAD exchange rate by date for its transaction. Any currency pair works, so you can just as easily convert CAD charges to USD or normalize a statement full of foreign charges into one base currency.

Upload the PDF statement from your card issuer’s app or online portal, or a JPG or PNG screenshot of the transactions page. As long as the charge lines are readable, the AI can extract and convert them.

Yes. Converted charges export to CSV or Excel with the merchant, date, original charge, and converted amount on every row — ready for reimbursement claims, expense reports, or your bookkeeping software.

Yes. The original statement amounts stay alongside the converted values on every transaction, so you keep a complete audit trail of what was charged and what it equals in your base currency.

Very. Teams whose employees use cards abroad can normalize all charges into the company reporting currency, and business owners can track international subscriptions and supplier charges consistently month over month.

The extractor focuses on pulling complete transaction data from a card statement in its original currency. This tool is for when the statement includes foreign charges and you need the amounts expressed in your home currency as well.

Foreign charges are the messiest part of any statement: your issuer’s rate rarely matches the true exchange rate by date, because some issuers convert at the transaction date and some at the posting date, and each adds its own currency spread and foreign transaction fee on top. ReceiptsAI converts every charge at the market rate by date so you can see exactly where issuer conversion and fees diverged from the real rate.

Yes. ReceiptsAI was founded in the EU and built around GDPR. Card statements are processed securely, never shared with third parties, and you can delete your uploads whenever you like.