GuideApril 22, 2026·3 min read
How to Get a BMO Bank Statement (PDF & CSV)
Quick answer
Log in to BMO Online Banking at bmo.com or the BMO Mobile app → select the account → View Statements → pick the month → Download PDF. For CSV use "Account Activity" → Download. 7 years online. Not password-protected.
BMO Online Banking (Canada)
- 1Go to bmo.com and click Sign In
- 2Enter your BMO Debit Card number and password
- 3Click the account — chequing, savings, credit card, or mortgage
- 4Click "View Statements"
- 5Pick the statement period (up to 7 years)
- 6Click Download PDF
Former Bank of the West customer? BMO acquired Bank of the West from BNP Paribas in February 2023. All accounts were migrated to BMO USA systems. Historical Bank of the West statements are accessible through BMO USA Online Banking at bmo.com/us. Call 1-888-340-2265 for migration help.
For other Canadian banks see our Canadian bank statement download guide.
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