Indian Overseas Bank (IOB) Statement Password
IOB locks statement PDFs with your customer ID and mobile number combined. Here is the exact format with an example, and a free tool to remove the password.
The password for an Indian Overseas Bank (IOB) statement PDF is the first 4 digits of your Customer ID followed by the last 4 digits of your registered mobile number: 8 digits in total, no spaces. If your Customer ID starts 1234 and your mobile ends 9876, the password is 12349876.
This is Indian Overseas Bank, not Indian Bank, which uses your full account number. Statements you open in the IOB mPassbook app use that app's own 6-digit MPIN instead.
Remove the password permanently (free)
IOB statement password not working?
- Wrong digits. Use the first 4 of the Customer ID and the last 4 of the mobile number, in that order.
- Old mobile number. An older PDF may use the number registered when it was generated.
- Customer ID unknown. It is printed in your passbook and shown in IOB net banking and the mobile app.
- mPassbook app. Statements viewed in the app use its 6-digit MPIN, not this format.
Once the file opens, the tool above removes the password permanently: enter it once and download an unlocked copy. Your statement is handled securely.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Indian Overseas Bank statement password?
The first 4 digits of your Customer ID followed by the last 4 digits of your registered mobile number, 8 digits total, like 12349876. This is IOB, not Indian Bank.
Why is my IOB statement password not working?
Check that you are using the first 4 digits of the Customer ID and the last 4 of the mobile number in that order. An older statement may use a mobile number you have since changed.
How do I remove the password from an IOB statement?
Use the free tool on this page: enter the password once and download a permanently unlocked copy. Your statement is handled securely.