Netherlands · Bank statement parser
Parse ING statements into structured JSON
Dutch retail and SME bank — clean transaction-table format, English + Dutch variants.
ING Netherlands publishes statements in either Dutch or English depending on the customer's account language. The format is one of the cleanest among EU banks: header block with account holder, IBAN, and statement period; single transaction table; closing balance footer. Transaction descriptions are concise — typically the merchant or counterparty name plus a structured reference. ING SME accounts (Zakelijk) include the customer reference number in the header. iDEAL transactions (Dutch online-payment scheme) are clearly marked and include the merchant name, transaction ID, and acquirer. parsr captures the iDEAL transaction ID as part of the description for reconciliation. International (SEPA + non-SEPA) transactions show both the amount in the foreign currency and the EUR equivalent; the EUR amount is canonical.
Format notes
What's specific to ING
- Dutch and English variants
- iDEAL transactions: merchant + transaction ID preserved in description
- SME (Zakelijk) accounts include customer reference in header
- International transactions: EUR equivalent canonical, original currency preserved
- Single-table layout — multi-page handling is straightforward
What we extract
Fields you get back
- Account holder + IBAN + statement period
- iDEAL transaction IDs in description
- Customer reference number for SME accounts
- EUR-equivalent for international transactions
- Confidence + bbox per field
Sample response
Real shape, real bank
{
"schema_version": "bank_statement.v2",
"result": {
"institution_name": "ING Bank N.V.",
"account_holder": "Jeroen van der Berg",
"account_iban": "NL91INGB0001234567",
"currency": "EUR",
"transactions": [
{
"posted_date": "2026-04-10",
"description": "iDEAL Bol.com / 0000-1234-5678-9012",
"amount": { "amount": "-49.95", "currency": "EUR" },
"counterparty": "Bol.com",
"type": "debit"
}
]
}
}Try it on a real ING statement.
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