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ReferenceApril 22, 2026·3 min read

Federal Bank Statement PDF Password: Date of Birth as DDMMYYYY

Federal Bank PDF password is your date of birth as DDMMYYYY — eight digits, no separators. Same format for FedMobile, FedNet, FedSelf, emailed e-statements, and credit card PDFs.

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Quick answer

The Federal Bank e-statement PDF password is your date of birth in DDMMYYYY format — eight digits, no separators.

Federal Bank uses the standard Indian DDMMYYYY format. The same password opens statements from the FedMobile app, FedNet Internet Banking, the FedSelf portal, monthly e-statements sent by email, and credit card statements. Full comparison across 22 Indian banks in our Indian bank password guide.

Password format

Format
DDMMYYYY
Examples
15 August 1990 → 15081990
1 January 1985 → 01011985

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Where to download the statement

FedMobile app
Log in → tap your account → Statement → select period → Download. The PDF saves to your device and opens with your DDMMYYYY DOB.
FedNet Internet Banking
Log in at fednetbank.com → Accounts → E-Statement → choose the period → Download PDF. Same DDMMYYYY password.
FedSelf portal (no login PDF)
Federal Bank's self-service portal can email statements to your registered address. The attachment is password-protected with your DDMMYYYY DOB.
Credit card e-statement
Monthly card statements arrive by email. Password is the cardholder's DOB in DDMMYYYY; for very old statements try the first 4 letters of your name + DDMM.

How to unlock

  1. 1Download from FedMobile app, FedNet, or the email
  2. 2Open in Adobe Reader, Preview (Mac), or Chrome
  3. 3Enter DOB as DDMMYYYY (eight digits)
  4. 4To remove the password: File → Print → Save as PDF

Don't want to re-save it manually every time? Remove the password with the free unlock tool — enter it once, download an unlocked copy. Runs in your browser, the file never leaves your device.

  • DDMMYYYY — 8 digits, leading zeros, no separators
  • Verify DOB in FedMobile → Profile (must match Aadhaar records)
  • For joint accounts, use the primary holder's DOB
  • Fallbacks: last 4 digits of account number, full account number, Customer ID
  • Call Federal Bank Customer Care on 1800-420-1199 if the password fails

Don't want to type the password every time you open the file? Remove it permanently with our free tool — runs in your browser, the file never leaves your device.

Once the PDF opens, upload it to our free bank statement analyzer to see every transaction categorized automatically.

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