Bank statement extraction · Colombia
Convert Nu Colombia bank statements to Excel
Upload your Nu Colombia statement and we hand it back as Excel, with every transaction on its own row. We never ask for your bank password.
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The first 10 pages show up right here, no account needed. See pricing.
What you get back from your Nu Colombia statement
Every transaction comes with its date, its amount and what it was for. Open it up if you want the detail.
Bank and account identity 4 fields
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The bank name exactly as it is printed on the PDF.
bank_name -
The short bank name, the one you actually use.
bank_canonical_name -
Your account number, or the last digits of your card.
account_number -
Whether the account is debit or credit.
account_type
Balances 3 fields
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How much money you had when the period started.
opening_balance -
How much was left at the end.
closing_balance -
Your average balance over the period. Debit accounts only.
average_balance
Period summary 3 fields
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How much the bank charged you in fees.
total_commissions -
The day your statement starts.
statement_period_start -
The day it ends.
statement_period_end
Account holder 3 fields
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The name of whoever owns the account.
account_holder_name -
That person's or company's tax ID.
account_holder_rfc -
The address the bank has on file.
account_holder_address
Your transactions, one by one 15 fields
Everything that happened in your account during the period. Installment purchases show up below in their own list: here you only see the original purchase, not each monthly payment.
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The day of the month it happened.
day -
The month it happened.
month -
The text of the transaction, exactly as it reads on your statement.
description -
That same text, written more clearly.
transaction_concept -
Who you paid, or who paid you.
counterparty_name -
That person's or business's tax ID, when the bank includes it.
counterparty_rfc -
The cleaned-up store name: Uber Eats, Amazon, OXXO.
merchant_canonical_name -
How much it was. Always a positive number.
amount -
Which currency: pesos, dollars, euros.
currency -
Whether money came into your account or went out of it.
transaction_type -
The same thing, said another way. Having both lets us catch mistakes.
direction -
How the money moved: transfer, card, cash, check, direct debit, or a bank charge.
channel -
What it was for: food, transport, shopping, bills, health, travel, taxes, savings or income.
category -
Whether it was money spent, money earned, money moved between your own accounts, or a refund.
kind_hint -
Whether it looks like a payment that repeats every month, like Netflix, utilities or payroll.
is_recurring_likely
Your interest-free installment purchases 8 fields
Your installment purchases. Each one is kept separate so the monthly payments do not get mixed up with your spending for the month.
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What the purchase was for.
description -
When you made the purchase.
purchase_date -
What it cost in full, before being split into payments.
original_amount -
Which payment you are on.
current_payment_number -
How many payments there are in total.
total_payments_number -
How much you pay each month.
monthly_installment -
The yearly interest they charge. Zero when it is truly interest-free.
interest_rate -
How much you still owe.
pending_amount
The same 13 account fields for every bank.
Which Nu Colombia accounts work
Any of these:
Example: Nu Colombia in 30 seconds
1. PDF input
Upload the PDF downloaded from Nu Colombia online banking or app.
2. Processing
finO$ extracts transactions, balances, concepts. ~15s typical.
3. Structured JSON
Ready for your accounting API, ERP, or scoring engine.
| Date | Description | Amount (COP) | Category |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 3 | TRANSFERENCIA RECIBIDA CLIENTE ACME | +$3.200.000 | Income |
| Apr 8 | GASOLINERA AV UNIVERSIDAD | −$140.000 | Transport |
| Apr 15 | NETFLIX.COM | −$44.900 | Entertainment |
{
"bank": "Nu Colombia",
"country": "CO",
"period": { "start": "2026-04-01", "end": "2026-04-30" },
"opening_balance": { "amount": 4180000, "currency": "COP" },
"closing_balance": { "amount": 5090000, "currency": "COP" },
"transactions": [
{
"day": 3, "month": 4,
"description": "TRANSFERENCIA RECIBIDA CLIENTE ACME",
"amount": 3200000,
"currency": "COP",
"direction": "inflow",
"category": "income"
},
{
"day": 8, "month": 4,
"description": "GASOLINERA AV UNIVERSIDAD",
"amount": 140000,
"currency": "COP",
"direction": "outflow",
"category": "transport"
},
{
"day": 15, "month": 4,
"description": "NETFLIX.COM",
"amount": 44900,
"currency": "COP",
"direction": "outflow",
"category": "entertainment"
}
]
} Download it as Excel, CSV or JSON. Same result, only the format changes. It is the same structure you read over the REST API.
What it costs
You get 30 free pages every month. A Nu Colombia statement usually runs 4 pages, so it fits in your free pages. After that, $5 MXN (~$0.27 USD) per page: a statement like this would come to $20 MXN (~$1.11 USD). You pay for what you upload, no monthly fee.
Other banks in Colombia
Bank not listed? You can still convert your bank statement to Excel from any bank.
Nu Colombia extraction FAQ
How much does it cost to extract a Nu Colombia statement?
You get 30 free pages every month. A typical Nu Colombia statement has around 4 pages, so it fits in the free pages. After that it is $5 MXN (~$0.27 USD) per page, about $20 MXN for a statement like this. No subscription.
Does finO$ support the current Nu Colombia PDF format?
Yes. finO$ supports current formats (Tarjeta Nu, Cuenta Nu) including layouts updated in 2025. If you find an unsupported format, we add support within 48-72 hours from an anonymized sample.
Does it work with scanned Nu Colombia PDFs?
Nu Colombia typically exports native PDFs from its app/web, no OCR needed. If you receive a printed mobile screenshot, finO$ applies automatic OCR.
Can I auto-categorize transactions?
Yes. finO$ applies auto-categorization based on local merchant patterns and Spanish NLP. Taxonomy is adjustable and compatible with SAT (Mexico), DIAN (Colombia), AFIP (Argentina), SII (Chile), and SUNAT (Peru) chart-of-accounts mapping.