Yes Bank → Tally

Convert your Yes Bank statement PDF to Tally

Upload the PDF from Yes Bank and get Tally-ready XML back — every line mapped to a ledger, as balanced Payment and Receipt vouchers you import straight into Tally Prime. No retyping, no templates to set up.

The Yes Bank format

Built for the layout your Yes Bank PDF actually uses

Yes Bank e-statements print these columns, dates like “01 Mar 2026”:

Transaction Date · Value Date · Cheque No/Reference No · Description · Withdrawals · Deposits · Running Balance

Support for Yes Bank is new — the column layout is verified against real statement data, but if your first conversion looks off, please check it carefully and let us know.

How to convert

Folio 1 In Yes Bank's net banking or the YES MOBILE app, open Account Statement, choose the period, and download it as a PDF.
Folio 2 Upload it on bank2tally and pick Yes Bank — every line is read and mapped to a Tally ledger. Unmatched lines go to Suspense so nothing is invented.
Folio 3 Download the XML and import it in Tally Prime: Gateway of Tally → Import → Vouchers. Payment and Receipt vouchers, already balanced.

Works on text-based Yes Bank PDFs (the kind net banking downloads). Scanned or photographed statements aren't supported yet. Password-protected PDFs work — you set the password when you convert. Want the full walkthrough, including common narration codes and import troubleshooting? Read the Yes Bank statement guide.

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Questions

How do I import a bank statement from Yes Bank into Tally?

Download your Yes Bank statement as a PDF, upload it on bank2tally and choose Yes Bank, then download the Tally XML. In Tally Prime go to Gateway of Tally → Import → Vouchers and pick the file — the Payment and Receipt vouchers are created and balanced for you.

Does Tally read Yes Bank PDF statements directly?

No. Tally imports XML, not PDF. bank2tally converts the Yes Bank PDF into Tally XML so you never retype the statement.

Is my Yes Bank statement stored anywhere?

No. The statement is converted in memory and discarded the moment your download starts — no copies, no backups.

Try it on your own statement

One free conversion, no signup needed.