Emirates Islamic statement to Excel

What Emirates Islamic says about its statements

How the statement arrives

"Once you have an account with us, you will receive a free monthly e-Statement to your registered email address." (Source: Emirates Islamic: All about your account statement.)

The password (account e-statements)

Asked whether the e-statement is password protected, Emirates Islamic answers: "Yes, it is. In the email you receive, you will find instructions on how to access your e-Statement." It does not publish the rule on that page. (Source: Emirates Islamic: All about your account statement.)

The password (card statements)

Of card e-statements it says: "Your e-statement will be sent to your registered email address by default." and "they’re password protected so no one but you can access them." (Source: Emirates Islamic: Your credit card statement.)

Excel and CSV from the bank

For businesses, its businessONLINE guide says "Statements are available on businessONLINE in the following formats" and lists PDF, Excel and CSV. Its personal pages name no file format. (Source: Emirates Islamic: businessONLINE, download statements (PDF).)

Quoted from Emirates Islamic’s own website, last read on Nov 3, 2026. Banks change their apps and their rules; if your statement email says something different, the email is right. MyFulus is not connected to, partnered with or endorsed by Emirates Islamic.

How the conversion is checked

Most statements print a running balance beside each line, an opening and a closing balance, or totals for the period. Every converted line has to agree with them exactly. If they agree, you see that it was checked; if they do not, you see which lines to compare with your statement, on screen and in the Excel file. If a statement prints none of them, you are told it could not be checked. See an example.