South Indian Bank Statement Password
South Indian Bank locks statement PDFs with your name and account number combined. Here is the exact format with examples, and a free tool to remove the password.
The password for a South Indian Bank (SIB) statement PDF is the first 4 letters of your name in lowercase followed by the last 4 digits of your account number. Ankit, with an account ending 0567, types anki0567. Anamika, with an account ending 8514, types anam8514.
Keep the letters lowercase, no spaces, and take the last 4 digits from the full account number exactly. If that fails, try your date of birth in DDMMYYYY, which statements from the SIB Mirror+ app are reported to use.
Remove the password permanently (free)
South Indian Bank statement password not working?
- Uppercase letters. The name part is lowercase:
anki0567, notANKI0567. - Wrong 4 digits. Use the last 4 digits of the account number, not the first four and not the customer ID.
- Name mismatch. Use the name exactly as South Indian Bank has it recorded.
- Try your date of birth. App downloads may use DDMMYYYY instead; born 15 August 1990 is
15081990. - Joint account. Use the primary holder's name.
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 South Indian Bank statement password?
The first 4 letters of your name in lowercase plus the last 4 digits of your account number, like anki0567 for Ankit with an account ending 0567. If that fails, try your date of birth in DDMMYYYY.
Which 4 digits does the password use?
The last 4 digits of your full account number, taken exactly as they appear. Not the customer ID and not the first four digits.
How do I remove the password from a South Indian Bank statement?
Use the free tool on this page: drop the PDF in, enter the password once, and download a permanently unlocked copy. Your statement is handled securely.