SBI Bank Statement Password
The SBI statement password depends on where the PDF came from: mobile number + date of birth for app and email statements, your account number for net banking, or your name + date of birth. Every format is below, then remove the password permanently with the free tool on this page.
Your SBI statement password depends on how you downloaded or received the PDF. For statements from the YONO app or sent by email since early 2026, try the last 5 digits of your registered mobile followed by your date of birth in DDMMYY first. If you are not sure where the PDF came from, work down the table in order. If none of the formats open the file, the tool below can try to recover the password for you automatically.
| # | Where the PDF came from | Password | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | YONO app download or emailed e-statement (most statements since early 2026) | Last 5 digits of your registered mobile + date of birth in DDMMYY | Mobile ending 12345, born 16 Sep 1982: 12345160982 |
| 2 | Statements using the name format (the covering email says "first five letters of your name") | First 5 letters of first name in CAPITALS + date of birth in DDMMYYYY; names under 5 letters padded with spaces to 5 | Ravi Kumar, born 16 Sep 1982: RAVIK16091982Dev, born 28 Nov 2003: DEV␣␣28112003 (two spaces after DEV) |
| 3 | Net banking download from OnlineSBI | Your 11-digit account number | 12345678901 |
| 4 | Older YONO email statements | Date of birth in DDMM + @ + last 4 digits of your registered mobile | Born 12 Oct, mobile ending 5467: 1210@5467 |
Note the date formats: format 1 uses DDMMYY (2-digit year), format 2 uses DDMMYYYY (4-digit year), the legacy YONO format uses DDMM (no year at all). Leading zeros are required, so 5 January is 0501, not 51. And since SBI's system change in early 2026, the instruction shown on screen or in the covering email sometimes does not match the actual password, so try format 1 even if the text tells you something else. The trap in format 2 that SBI never documents: first names shorter than 5 letters are padded with spaces to 5 characters.
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YONO SBI statement password format
For statements downloaded from the YONO app or emailed since early 2026, the password is the last 5 digits of your registered mobile followed by your date of birth in DDMMYY. SBI's own example: mobile ending 12345, born 16 September 1982, password 12345160982.
Older YONO email statements used a different format: date of birth in DDMM, then @, then the last 4 digits of your mobile, like 1210@5467. If neither opens the file, the statement may use the name format instead; work down the table above, or let the tool on this page try to recover the password for you automatically.
SBI credit card statement password (SBI Card)
SBI Card is a separate company and uses a separate format. For current statements the password is your date of birth in DDMMYYYY followed by the last 4 digits of the card number. Born 15 August 2000 with a card ending 5432, the password is 150820005432.
Older SBI Card statements used the full 16-digit card number instead, so if the current format fails on an archived PDF, try the card number on its own.
SBI statement password not working?
Work through these in order; between them they cover nearly every failure:
- Wrong channel, wrong formula. The single biggest cause: the formula depends on where the PDF came from, and the covering text does not always say. The covering email usually phrases it as the "last 5 digits of your registered mobile number followed by your date of birth (DDMMYY)"; that is format 1 in the table, like
12345160982. If the formula you were told fails, try format 1 first, then the rest of the table above. If none of them open the file, the tool on this page can try to recover the password for you automatically. - The on-screen instruction is wrong. Since SBI's system change in early 2026, the password format displayed at download time sometimes does not match the file. If the displayed formula fails, try the last 5 digits of your mobile + date of birth in DDMMYY regardless of what the instruction says.
- First name shorter than 5 letters. The name-based format pads short first names with spaces up to 5 characters. For Dev born 28 Nov 2003 the password is not
DEV28112003butDEV␣␣28112003, with two spaces after DEV. SBI's own instructions do not mention this. (The unlock tool on this page tries the space-padded version automatically if your typed password fails.) - Wrong date format. The mobile-based format wants DDMMYY, the name-based format DDMMYYYY, legacy YONO DDMM, SBI Card DDMMYYYY. Keep the leading zeros.
- Leading zeros in the account number. For net banking downloads, if the account number with leading zeros fails, try it without them.
- Old mobile number. The password uses the mobile number that was registered when the statement was generated. If you changed numbers, try the old one.
- Records mismatch. The date of birth in SBI’s records occasionally differs from your documents; some profiles even carry a default like 01/01 of your birth year. Check your profile in OnlineSBI or YONO.
Still stuck? The covering email or SMS that delivered the statement usually states the format for that PDF, though see above: it can be wrong. As a last resort, call 1800 425 3800 and ask for the statement by email; those PDFs use the last 5 digits of your mobile + date of birth in DDMMYY.
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Once the statement opens, you do not have to keep the password forever. Drop the PDF into the tool above, enter the password once, and download a copy with the encryption removed. It opens instantly on any device and works with loan portals and accounting software that reject locked files.
Frequently asked questions
What is the password for an SBI bank statement PDF?
It depends on where the PDF came from. For YONO app downloads and emailed e-statements since early 2026: the last 5 digits of your registered mobile followed by your date of birth in DDMMYY, like 12345160982. For name-based statements: the first 5 letters of your first name in capitals plus your date of birth in DDMMYYYY, like RAVIK16091982, with first names shorter than 5 letters padded by spaces to 5 characters. Net banking downloads use the 11-digit account number, and older YONO email statements used DDMM@last-4-of-mobile.
What is the YONO SBI statement password format?
For current YONO downloads, try the last 5 digits of your registered mobile plus your date of birth in DDMMYY, like 12345160982. If that fails, try the first 5 letters of your first name in capitals plus date of birth in DDMMYYYY, with short names padded by spaces to 5 characters. Older YONO email statements used date of birth in DDMM, then @, then the last 4 digits of your mobile, like 1210@5467.
What is the SBI credit card statement password?
Your date of birth in DDMMYYYY followed by the last 4 digits of the card, like 150820005432. On older statements it was the full 16-digit card number, so try that if the current format fails.
How do I remove the password from an SBI statement?
Use the free tool on this page: drop the PDF in, enter the password once, and download an unlocked copy. Your statement is handled securely.
Why is my SBI statement password not working?
Usually because the formula depends on the download channel and the covering text does not say which one applies, or is simply wrong since SBI’s early-2026 system change. Try the last 5 digits of your mobile plus date of birth in DDMMYY first. Other common causes: a first name shorter than 5 letters that needs padding with spaces to 5 characters in the name-based format, or the wrong date format (DDMMYY for the mobile format, DDMMYYYY for the name format, always with leading zeros).
What is the SBI statement password if my first name is shorter than 5 letters?
Pad the name with spaces to 5 characters before the date of birth. For Dev born 28 November 2003, DEV28112003 fails; DEV followed by two spaces and then 28112003 opens the file. SBI does not document this anywhere, and it is the most common reason short-named customers cannot open their statement.