GuideApril 22, 2026·3 min read
How to Get a Capital One Statement (PDF Download)
Quick answer
Log in to capitalone.com or the Capital One Mobile app → select the account → click Statements → pick the month → Download PDF. Capital One retains 7 years of statements online. No password required.
Capital One issues monthly PDF statements for 360 Checking, 360 Savings, Money Market, and every credit card (Venture, Quicksilver, Savor, Platinum, Spark Business). The download flow is identical across all product types.
Method 1: capitalone.com (desktop)
- 1Go to capitalone.com and click Sign In
- 2Enter your username and password
- 3Click the account you need — 360 Checking, 360 Savings, or credit card
- 4Click "Statements" in the account menu
- 5Pick a statement period (up to 7 years back)
- 6Click Download — the PDF saves to your downloads folder
Bonus: Capital One is one of the few US banks with native CSV and Excel export for transaction history. In capitalone.com, go to your account → Download transactions → choose the format and date range. This gets you a spreadsheet directly — no PDF conversion needed — but it only covers line items, not statement layout with fees and balances.
Method 2: Capital One Mobile app
- 1Open the Capital One Mobile app
- 2Sign in with Face ID, fingerprint, or username
- 3Tap the account you need
- 4Tap "Statements" from the account menu
- 5Pick a statement month
- 6Tap download — save to Files or share via AirDrop / email
Closed Capital One account?
- Closed accounts remain visible in capitalone.com under "Closed accounts" for up to 7 years
- If you can't log in, call Capital One 360 at 1-800-655-2265
- For credit card history, call the number on the back of the card or Card Services at 1-800-227-4825
- Tax forms (1099-INT) remain available under Tax Forms even after account closure
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