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Attijariwafa Bank Statement to Excel for Mortgage Underwriting

Attijariwafa is Morocco's largest mortgage lender. A 12-month statement is the foundation of the underwriting file. Convert to Excel and walk in knowing what the underwriter will see.

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Why Attijariwafa is Morocco's deepest mortgage relationship

Attijariwafa Bank is Morocco's largest retail bank by every standard metric and the dominant residential mortgage lender. The Moroccan mortgage market has a deep relationship between commercial banks and the Caisse de Dépôt et de Gestion (CDG) for subsidised social housing schemes. Whether you are applying for a market-rate mortgage or under a Miftah-style subsidised scheme, your Attijariwafa statement is the primary income evidence in the file.

Mortgage underwriting in Morocco follows Bank Al-Maghrib rules. The 40% debt-service ratio cap applies — total monthly instalments including the new mortgage cannot exceed 40% of net monthly income. The underwriter wants three things: a stable income stream, manageable existing obligations, and a documented down payment that has been in the account long enough not to look borrowed. A 12-month statement supplies all three.

How Attijariwafa statements present the underwriting signals

Attijariwafa issues a bilingual Arabic-French PDF. Columns: Date, Libellé, Débit (MAD), Crédit (MAD), Solde (MAD). RIB and Agence in the header. The account summary shows opening and closing balances and the period movements. MAD two-decimal precision.

'Salaire' credits over 12 months prove income. If the salary is domiciled at Attijariwafa, the underwriter has full visibility on the cadence and amount. Existing 'Remboursement' debits (housing loan, car loan, personal loan) prove or rule out other obligations. Large credits that funded the down payment — savings transfers, asset sale proceeds, family gifts, or remittances from a diaspora employer — need to be traceable back and documented.

What to extract for the mortgage file

Mortgage underwriting in Morocco pulls a specific set of signals from the Attijariwafa statement. Income, debts, balance trend, and the source of the down payment.

  • Down payment source: trace large credits back, document the origin
  • Monthly 'Salaire' credits over 12 months, averaged for the income calculation
  • Existing 'Remboursement Crédit Immobilier', 'Crédit Auto', or 'Crédit Conso' debits — included in DSR
  • Average monthly closing balance — buffer beyond the proposed mortgage instalment
  • Clean cheque record — no returned cheques or NSF charges in the period
  • Employer continuity — same employer reference across the 12 months

Attijariwafa Bank statement format

Bilingual Arabic-French PDF (not English). Primary columns in French: Date, Libellé (description), Débit (MAD), Crédit (MAD), Solde (MAD). Account header uses French terms: RIB (Relevé d'Identité Bancaire), Type de Compte, Agence, Période. Transaction narrations mix French labels with Arabic text where customer has set Arabic-language preference. MAD two-decimal formatting. International transactions reference correspondent bank codes. Sub-Saharan African branch transactions may appear with country prefix codes.

LabelMeaning
VirementBank transfer (French: wire/transfer)
Retrait GABATM cash withdrawal (GAB = Guichet Automatique Bancaire)
Paiement TPEPOS card payment (TPE = Terminal de Paiement Électronique)
SalaireSalary credit
RemboursementLoan repayment instalment

Morocco specifics for this use case

Rules in Morocco differ — see our country guide

How to do it — step by step

1

Request 12 months from Attijari Mobile

Open Attijari Mobile or Attijari NET and request a statement covering the last 12 months. Some lenders accept a stamped printed version from the branch. The bilingual French-Arabic PDF is the standard format.

2

Upload and verify the down payment row

Drop the PDF into Kashfbank. The Excel export tags rows by category and preserves the bilingual narration. Find the row where the down payment funds arrived. Document the source — savings transfer, asset sale, gift letter, or accumulated remittances.

3

Calculate the DSR for the new mortgage

Sum every existing monthly 'Remboursement' debit in the Excel. Add the proposed new mortgage payment. Divide by net monthly income. The total must be at or below 40% per BAM rules. If you are at 25% before the new mortgage and the new instalment brings you to 39%, you are inside the cap.

4

Prepare the social housing documentation if you qualify

If you are applying for a Miftah (formerly Fogarim) or other CDG-linked subsidised mortgage, the bank statement is the foundation but the scheme requires additional documents — income certification, property valuation, employer letter. Talk to the Attijariwafa mortgage desk about the specific scheme. The statement evidence is the same; only the additional paperwork differs.

Common challenges

  • •Gift funds: large family transfers in GCC markets that must be documented as non-repayable gifts
  • •Bonus income: year-end bonuses that inflate one month's statement and don't reflect sustainable income
  • •Self-employed applicants with fluctuating monthly revenue requiring 24-month instead of 12-month history
  • •Multi-currency down payment accounts (savings in USD, mortgage in AED) requiring rate-adjusted proof

Frequently asked questions

How does Attijariwafa verify the down payment did not come from a loan?

The underwriter looks at the 12-month statement for the large credit that funded the down payment. If the credit matches a documented source (maturing savings, asset sale receipt with notary deed, gift letter from a family member, accumulated remittances over several months), it is accepted. If a large credit appeared close to the application with no clear source, the underwriter will ask questions. The Excel makes the date and amount easy to point to.

I am a Moroccan diaspora customer (MRE) applying for a mortgage. Are the rules different?

MRE customers (Marocains Résidents à l'Étranger) often have access to specific mortgage products. The income evidence comes from documented foreign salary plus the Attijariwafa account credits showing the remittances. Some MRE schemes have currency conditions (loan in MAD, repayment funded by FX inbound). The 40% DSR cap still applies; the income basis is the documented foreign salary.

Does the export preserve MAD two-decimal precision?

Yes. MAD uses two decimal places like most currencies. Kashfbank preserves the precision exactly. The cumulative balance the underwriter uses to confirm the down payment is in place stays accurate.

What if my income includes irregular bonuses or commission?

Moroccan mortgage underwriters typically average variable income over 12 or 24 months for the qualifying figure. The Attijariwafa Excel shows every credit with date and amount, making the averaging clean. For heavily variable income, the underwriter may use the lower of the recent or the multi-year average.

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