K bank transaction certificate PDF to Excel
Living in Korea and need your K bank transactions in a spreadsheet for a visa, tax filing or your accountant back home? Drop the 거래내역증명서 (transaction history certificate) PDF from the K bank app below. SheetFern reads the Korean column headings and gives you an Excel file with English column names; descriptions stay in Korean as printed. We checked it with a real 3-month K bank certificate.
- Verified with a real statement · Transaction history certificate (app PDF) · 3 months · Checked on 2026-11-14
You can help us support this layout without sharing the statement. The report below only contains the page layout: every digit is replaced with 0, Korean text with 가 and letters with x. Check it, then copy it into an email to hello@sheetfern.com.
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Worked? Tell us which bank it was and we'll list it as verified in the bank guides. Only the bank name, document type and period go in the email, never your transactions.
How to get the PDF
- In the K bank app, tap the full menu at the bottom right and open 고객센터 (Customer Center).
- Choose 증명서 발급 (certificates), then 거래내역증명서 (transaction history certificate).
- Pick the account and period, then tap 확인 (confirm). The certificate is saved as a PDF.
- Drop that PDF into the box at the top of this page.
Menu names are in Korean and can change slightly between app versions (for example 예금거래 실적증명서).
Good to know
- Amounts are Korean won, so the spreadsheet shows them without decimals.
- If the PDF is password-protected, a password box appears. The password is only used inside your browser and is not stored.
- A green result box means every row matches the printed balance. Red means some rows don't; they are highlighted so you can compare just those lines with the PDF.
- If you need the certificate for an official submission, keep the original PDF as well as the spreadsheet.
Other banks
Bank not listed? Try it anyway, most text-based statements convert. If it fails, send us the masked layout report. Banks