How do I download a Monzo bank statement?

Open the Monzo app → tap your account → tap the profile icon (top right) → tap Statements → pick a custom date range or a pre-defined month → choose PDF or CSV → tap Download. The file is generated and can be shared via AirDrop, email, or saved to Files.

Can I get a Monzo statement as PDF?

Yes. In the Monzo app Statements section, choose 'PDF' as the format before downloading. The PDF is identical to what a bank would issue — includes account number, sort code, Monzo's registered address, statement period, opening and closing balance, and a chronological transaction list. Accepted by landlords, letting agents, and Home Office visa applications.

Can I get a Monzo CSV export?

Yes. In Statements, choose 'CSV' as the format. You get a clean spreadsheet with Date, Time, Type, Name, Emoji, Category, Amount, Currency, Description, and Balance. Opens directly in Excel, Numbers, or Google Sheets and imports cleanly into QuickBooks, Xero, Sage, or Wave.

How far back can I get Monzo statements?

Monzo keeps every transaction from your account opening — there's no 7-year or 18-month limit like high-street banks. You can generate a statement for any custom date range, from the day you opened the account to today. Monzo was founded in 2015, so the maximum history is about 10 years for founding customers.

How do I get a Monzo statement for a visa application?

UKVI visa applications typically require 3-6 months of statements showing balance over the threshold. In Monzo: tap your account → Statements → pick the 3-6 month range → PDF → Download. Monzo PDFs are fully accepted by UKVI and most other countries' immigration departments as proof of funds.

Is my Monzo statement password-protected?

No. Monzo PDFs and CSVs generated from the app are not password-protected. Since you're downloading via a biometrically-secured app, the files are considered authenticated at the point of generation.

How do I get a Monzo Business statement?

Same flow as personal accounts: open the Monzo app in Business mode → tap your business account → profile icon → Statements → pick date range → PDF or CSV → Download. Monzo Business statements show the registered business name and address instead of personal details, formatted for company bookkeeping.

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GuideApril 22, 2026·3 min read

How to Get a Monzo Bank Statement (PDF & CSV)

Quick answer

Open the Monzo app → tap your account → tap the profile icon → tap Statements → pick a date range → choose PDF or CSV → tap Download. Monzo keeps every transaction from account opening. No password required.

Step by step

1Open the Monzo app and sign in with Face ID, fingerprint, or passcode
2Tap the account you need (personal, joint, or business if enabled)
3Tap the profile icon at the top right
4Tap 'Statements' (in the Account section)
5Pick a custom date range or a pre-defined month
6Choose PDF (for visas, rentals, mortgages) or CSV (for accounting)
7Tap Download — the file saves immediately to Files or can be shared

Lender tip: UK landlords, UKVI, and mortgage brokers typically accept Monzo PDF statements without issue — they include Monzo's registered address (Broadwalk House, 5 Appold Street, London, EC2A 2AG), FCA regulation number, and your account details. For visa applications, select exactly 3 or 6 months matching the UKVI financial threshold requirement.

Monzo Business statements

Switch to Business mode in the Monzo app → tap your Monzo Business account → profile icon → Statements. Same PDF and CSV options. Monzo Business statements show your registered company name and address rather than personal details — correct format for Companies House filings, year-end accounts, and Self Assessment.

For other UK banks see our UK bank statement download guide.

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