GuideApril 22, 2026·3 min read
How to Get a NAB Bank Statement (PDF & CSV)
Quick answer
Log in to NAB Internet Banking at nab.com.au or the NAB app → select the account → View Statements → pick the month → Download PDF. For CSV use "Export transactions". 7 years online, not password-protected.
NAB Internet Banking
- 1Go to nab.com.au and click Log On
- 2Enter your NAB ID and password
- 3Click the account — Classic Banking, iSaver, credit card, home loan
- 4Click "View Statements"
- 5Pick the statement period (up to 7 years)
- 6Click Download PDF
UBank customer? UBank is NAB's digital brand with its own portal at ubank.com.au. Log in there for UBank statements. 86 400 was merged into UBank in 2022 — if you're a former 86 400 customer, use UBank credentials now.
For other Australian banks see our Australian bank statement download guide.
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