What is the password for a Federal Bank statement PDF?

The password for a Federal Bank (India) e-statement PDF is your date of birth in DDMMYYYY format — eight digits, no separators. DOB 15 August 1990 → 15081990. Applies to FedMobile app, FedNet Internet Banking, FedSelf Portal, and credit card statements.

How do I download a Federal Bank statement?

FedMobile app: open the app → tap your account → Statement → select period → Download. FedNet: log in at fednetbank.com → Accounts → E-Statement → choose period → Download PDF. Both produce a password-protected PDF opened with DDMMYYYY DOB.

What is the Federal Bank credit card statement password?

Same format: DOB in DDMMYYYY. Federal Bank credit card e-statements use the cardholder's date of birth. For legacy statements, try the first 4 letters of name + DDMM as fallback.

What if the password doesn't work?

Confirm DDMMYYYY format (8 digits, leading zeros if needed). Verify DOB on file matches Aadhaar via FedMobile → Profile. For joint accounts, use the primary holder's DOB. Fallbacks worth trying: last 4 digits of your account number, your full account number, or your Customer ID. Call Federal Bank Customer Care on 1800-420-1199 if still stuck.

Is the FedMobile statement password the same as the emailed e-statement?

Yes. Statements downloaded from the FedMobile app, FedNet Internet Banking, the FedSelf portal, and the monthly e-statement emailed by Federal Bank all use the same password: your date of birth in DDMMYYYY.

How do I get a Federal Bank statement without a password?

Two options: (1) open the PDF with your DDMMYYYY DOB, then File → Print → Save as PDF to create an unprotected copy, or (2) use a free in-browser unlock tool that strips the password locally without uploading the file. NRI account holders can also request unprotected statements at a branch.

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ReferenceApril 22, 2026·3 min read

Federal Bank Statement PDF Password: DDMMYYYY Format

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

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

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

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

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.

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