Bank statement PDF password remover — find yours, then remove it for free
Look up the password format for top Indian banks (HDFC, SBI, ICICI, Axis, Kotak, PNB and more), then remove it from your statement. Processed in India and auto-deleted within 60 minutes.
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Bank statement PDF password formats
Most Banks have a set format for their password-protected PDFs. We’ve scanned the internet to make it easier for you. Find your bank’s format and use that to unlock your PDFs.
Bank
Statement
Password format
Example
HDFC Bank
Statement
Savings / current account e-statementPassword format
Your Customer ID (the number printed on your cheque book and in NetBanking)Example
12345678HDFC Bank
Statement
Credit card statementPassword format
First 4 letters of your name in CAPITALS + date and month of birth (DDMM)Example
RAHUL, born 15 March → RAHU1503State Bank of India
Statement
Account e-statementPassword format
Your 11-digit account number, in most cases; some statements use date of birth (DDMMYYYY)Example
30012345678SBI Card
Statement
Credit card statementPassword format
Date of birth in DDMMYYYY — some cards use first 4 letters of name + DDMMExample
15031990ICICI Bank
Statement
Account and credit card statementsPassword format
First 4 letters of your name in CAPITALS + date and month of birth (DDMM)Example
RAHUL, born 15 March → RAHU1503Axis Bank
Statement
Account e-statementPassword format
Your Customer ID; credit card statements use first 4 letters of name in CAPITALS + DDMMExample
987654321Kotak Mahindra Bank
Statement
Account and credit card statementsPassword format
Your CRN (Customer Relationship Number), printed on your debit card and welcome kitExample
12345678IDFC FIRST Bank
Statement
Account e-statementPassword format
First 4 letters of your name in CAPITALS + date and month of birth (DDMM)Example
PRIYA, born 2 Nov → PRIY0211Yes Bank
Statement
Account e-statementPassword format
Your Customer ID; credit card statements use first 4 letters of name in CAPITALS + DDMMExample
1234567Punjab National Bank
Statement
Account e-statementPassword format
Your account number as registered with the bankExample
0123456789012345Bank of Baroda
Statement
Account e-statementPassword format
Date of birth in DDMMYYYY, or the format stated in the bank’s emailExample
15031990IndusInd Bank
Statement
Account and credit card statementsPassword format
Date of birth in DDMMYYYY, or first 4 letters of name in CAPITALS + DDMMExample
15031990
Formats change, and your bank’s email is the final word. Names are as registered with the bank (not as you sign), letters are usually CAPITALS, and dates use two digits for day and month. Not listed? Look for a line beginning “Your statement is password protected…” in the email.
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Frequently asked questions
Everything about statement passwords, where your file goes, and when it's gone.
Where do I find my bank's statement password format?
In the email that delivered the statement — nearly every bank prints the rule right there, often under a line like "Your statement is password protected". The table on this page collects the common ones (HDFC, SBI, ICICI, Axis, Kotak and more) for when you don't have the email handy.
The password isn't working. What should I check?
Use your name as registered with the bank, not a nickname or as you sign. Letters are usually CAPITALS. Dates use two digits each for day and month (05, not 5). If the bank uses a Customer ID or CRN, it's on your cheque book, debit card or NetBanking profile.
Is it safe to upload my bank statement here?
Yes. Your file stays on servers in India, is deleted on your command or within 60 minutes, and is never read by a person or used to train anything. Leegality PDFs runs on the same infrastructure Leegality provides to Indian banks and NBFCs.
Where is my file stored?
All files are processed & stored on Leegality servers located in India. It is encrypted in transit and is not copied anywhere else.
When is my file deleted?
All files are automatically deleted within 60 minutes. You can also delete it instantly by clicking the “Delete my file” button after downloading your document. You will see a confirmation with the time it was removed.
Can you open a statement I don't have the password for?
No. Unlock only works when you enter the correct current password. We never attempt to break encryption. If you've forgotten the format, check the bank's email or NetBanking help.
Why remove the password at all?
Loan applications, visa files, rental platforms and your CA's software often can't process a protected PDF, or reject it outright. An unlocked copy also lets you merge six months of statements into one file.
Is the bank statement unlocker free?
Yes. No sign-up, no watermark, and no daily limit right now.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes — in any modern browser on Android or iPhone. Nothing to install.
Who is Leegality?
India's document execution platform — eSign, eStamp and consent for banks, NBFCs, insurers and thousands of businesses. Leegality PDFs is our free set of PDF tools for everyone.
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Most free online PDF tools can't guarantee the security of sensitive documents like Bank Statements, Aadhaar Card, PAN, etc. They host data outside India — where you have no control over when they delete it, how they process it and if they use your data to train their AI.
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