Federal Bank Statement Password
Federal Bank locks statement PDFs with your name and birth date in a specific format. Here is the exact formula with examples, and a free tool to remove the password permanently.
The password for a Federal Bank statement PDF is the first 4 letters of your name in CAPITAL letters followed by your date of birth in DDMM (day and month only, no year).
| Name | Date of birth | Password |
|---|---|---|
| Vishal Sharma | 12 October 1990 | VISH1210 |
| Amit Kumar | 10 May 1985 | AMIT1005 |
| Anu Thomas | 10 September 1965 | ANUT1009 |
Three details matter: the letters must be uppercase, the date must not include the year, and single-digit days and months keep their leading zero (5 January is 0501). If your first name has fewer than 4 letters, continue into the next part of your name as per bank records: for Anu Thomas that gives ANUT. The same password works for statements from FedNet, the FedMobile app, and email.
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Federal Bank statement password not working?
- Lowercase letters. The name part must be capitals: VISH1210, not vish1210.
- Year included. The date is DDMM only. VISH12101990 will not open the file.
- Name as per bank records. Use the name Federal Bank has on file, which may differ from a nickname or a differently spelled Aadhaar name. Check your name in FedMobile if unsure.
- Missing leading zero. Born 5 January? The date part is 0501.
- Joint account. Use the primary holder’s name and date of birth.
For credit card statements Federal Bank has no widely documented separate format; check the covering email for that card’s specific instructions.
Open it once, unlock it forever
NAME + DDMM is easy enough to remember and annoying to type on a phone keyboard, uppercase and all, every time you open the statement. The tool above removes the password permanently: enter it once and download an unlocked copy that opens instantly, attaches cleanly to loan and visa applications, and works with any PDF software. The decryption happens in your browser, so the statement is never uploaded anywhere.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Federal Bank statement password format?
The first 4 letters of your name in capital letters followed by your date of birth in DDMM, with no year. Vishal born on 12 October is VISH1210. Leading zeros are required for single-digit days and months.
Why is my Federal Bank statement password not working?
The usual causes: lowercase letters (must be capitals), including the year (the format is DDMM only), a missing leading zero, or a name that differs from bank records. For joint accounts, use the primary holder’s details.
What if my name has fewer than 4 letters?
Continue into the next part of your name as recorded by the bank. Anu Thomas becomes ANUT, so her password for 10 September is ANUT1009.
How do I remove the password from a Federal Bank statement?
Use the free tool on this page: drop the PDF in, type the NAME + DDMM password once, and download a permanently unlocked copy. The file never leaves your device.