Emirates NBD statement to Excel

What Emirates NBD says about its statements

How the statement arrives

Emirates NBD says the e-statement "is delivered to you on your email address in the same frequency of your paper statement". (Source: Emirates NBD: e-Statements.)

The password (account e-statements)

Emirates NBD: "the e-Statement is password protected, and the password is the primary CIF ID. The CIF ID is the middle 8 digits of your account number." If it is refused, the same page lists the usual causes: a typing error, a space after the number, or the CIF of a different account. The rule is given for account e-statements; for a card statement, use the password the statement email gives. (Source: Emirates NBD: e-Statements.)

Excel and CSV from the bank

For businesses, Emirates NBD's businessONLINE guide says statements can be downloaded "in the following formats – PDF Excel CSV". Its personal pages name the PDF. (Source: Emirates NBD: businessONLINE, how to access your statements (PDF).)

Quoted from Emirates NBD’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 NBD.

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.