Guides & insights
Practical guides for working with your statements, plus sourced data on the banks and apps behind them.
Guides & Tips
How to Convert a Bank Statement PDF to Excel (Free & Private)
A simple, safe way to turn a bank statement PDF you already have into a CSV or Excel spreadsheet — without uploading your financial data to anyone.
Read the guide →Are Bank Statement Converters Safe? A Privacy Guide
Most PDF-to-spreadsheet converters ask you to upload your bank statement to their servers. Here's what that means for your privacy — and how to convert safely without uploading anything.
Read the guide →Industry Analysis
Sourced statistics on fintech apps, banks, and U.S. payments. Every figure is cited and dated.
Accounting Statistics
US accounting services hit $145.5B in 2025 — but the talent gap is widening (124,200 openings a year vs ~55,000 graduates), and AI is arriving fast.
Read the analysis →Bank Robbery Statistics
The FBI logged 1,362 bank-crime violations in 2023 (1,263 robberies) — down 83% from the 1990s peak. Success rates, hauls, and why it’s vanishing.
Read the analysis →How Many Banks Are There in the US?
About 4,300 FDIC-insured banks as of end-2025 — down from ~14,000 in the mid-1980s. See the largest banks and why the count keeps shrinking.
Read the analysis →Wise User Statistics
Wise served nearly 19 million customers in FY2026. See active vs. served numbers and business customers.
Read the analysis →Klarna User Statistics
Klarna has over 119 million active consumers worldwide as of 2026, about 29 million of them in the US.
Read the analysis →Revolut User Statistics
Revolut passed 70 million customers worldwide in 2026. See the full growth timeline and country breakdown.
Read the analysis →Buy Now, Pay Later
About 15% of U.S. adults used Buy Now, Pay Later in the past year (Federal Reserve) — with broader industry estimates far higher.
Read the analysis →Credit Cards vs. Debit Cards Statistics
Credit is now the most-used U.S. payment method at 35% of payments. See the full ownership and usage comparison.
Read the analysis →How Many Credit Cards Are There in the United States?
About 648 million open credit card accounts as of Q4 2025 — the most in 20+ years. See the full breakdown.
Read the analysis →How Many Credit Cards Does the Average American Have?
The average American actively uses about 3.7 credit cards — down from 4.1 a decade ago — and holds around 7 in total.
Read the analysis →How Many Bank Accounts Does the Average American Have?
About 96% of U.S. households are banked — a record high. Most people’s core setup is a checking and a savings account.
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