SBI Statement Password

Table of Contents:

• ⇾ SBI Statement PDF Password
• ⇾ SBI Statement PDF Password Format
• ⇾ Password Format of SBI Account Statement
• ⇾ Password Format of SBI Credit Card Statement
• ⇾ Download SBI Statement PDF without Password
• ⇾ Reasons to Password Protect Your Statement
• ⇾ Ways to Remove Password from SBI Statement PDF
• ⇾ Frequently Asked Questions

SBI Statement PDF Password

If you receive your SBI statement PDF via email, follow these steps to open it:

• Step 1:Download the PDF attachment from your registered email.
• Step 2: Use the password format to open it:
• For SBI Account Statement: Last 5 digits of the customer's registered mobile number and the date of birth (DDMMYY format).
• For SBI Credit Card Statement: Customers date of birth in DDMMYYYY format + Last 4 Digits of Card Number.
• Step 3: Enter the password and click OK to access the statement.

SBI Statement PDF Password Format

The default SBI account statement password is usually a combination of personal details. In general the password will be a combination of your registered mobile number and date of birth (DOB).

Password Format of SBI Account Statement

*Therefore the password will be of 11 digits.

Password Format of SBI Credit Card Statement

Download SBI Statement PDF without Password

If you are downloading an e-statement, you will receive a password-protected file. However, you wouldn’t need a specific password to view it online from the app or via a net banking portal. If you want to download your SBI bank statement, the easiest way is through SBI Net Banking or YONO SBI.

Steps to Download the SBI Statement via Net Banking

1. Log in to SBI Net Banking at onlinesbi.com.
2. Navigate to Account Statements.
3. Select the account and statement period.
4. On the right side of the transaction details, tap on the download PDF button.
5. A PDF password is not required to download or view the SBI bank statement for this file.

Steps to Download SBI Statement via YONO SBI App

For mobile users, the SBI YONO statement password could be necessary when downloading the statement directly from the YONO SBI app.

1. Open the YONO SBI app and log in.
2. Go to Accounts > View Statement.
3. Select the period and tap on Download Statement.
4. The downloaded PDF from YONO may still be password-protected; use the default password format to open it.

Reasons to Password Protect Your Statement

Banks implement SBI statement password protection for several reasons:

• Security of Sensitive Information: Bank statements contain confidential details such as account numbers, transaction history, and personal information.
• Prevent Unauthorized Access: If the email is accessed by someone else, the SBI bank statement password ensures they cannot open the file.
• Compliance with Banking Regulations: Many financial institutions, including SBI, follow RBI guidelines that require email statements to be encrypted for added security.
• Protection Against Fraud: A password prevents unauthorized individuals from misusing your financial data.

Ways to Remove Password from SBI Statement PDF

Method 1: Print and Save as PDF (offline)

1. Open the password-protected SBI bank statement PDF using the correct password.
2. Press Ctrl + P (Windows) or Cmd + P (Mac) to open the print dialog.
3. Select Save as PDF instead of a physical printer.
4. Click Save, and the new PDF will no longer require a password.

Click Save, and the new PDF will no longer require a password.

There are online tools that claim to remove password protection, but for security reasons, avoid uploading sensitive documents to third-party websites.

By following these steps, you can easily manage your SBI account statement password and access your financial information hassle-free. Whether you are using your YONO SBI statement password or SBI credit card statement password, these methods ensure you never face difficulties in accessing your bank statements.