The short answer
Federal Bank publishes the rule on its own website: "The password is a combination of the first four letters of your name/name of your firm, all in capitals, followed by your Date of Birth/firm's Date of Incorporation in DDMM format. Do not use any special characters or spaces."
Federal Bank's own example: "if the registered name is Anu Thomas K, and the Date of Birth is 10-09-1965, then the password will be ANUT1009."
Sources: Federal Bank: how to download your account statement and the FedMobile version, checked 17 October 2026.
Need it in Excel? Drop the locked PDF in the converter above, enter the password, and DocFig unlocks and converts it in one step.
Building the password, step by step
- Write your name exactly as Federal Bank holds it, without spaces or dots.
- Take the first four letters and write them in capitals. A short first name carries on into the next word: Anu Thomas K gives ANUT.
- Add your date of birth as two digits for the day and two for the month, with leading zeros.
| Registered name | Date of birth | Password |
|---|---|---|
| Anu Thomas K (Federal Bank's example) | 10 September 1965 | ANUT1009 |
| Rahul Verma | 7 March | RAHU0703 |
The second row uses a fictional name. The year of birth is not part of the password.
For a firm's account, use the firm's name and its date of incorporation in the same way.
If the statement still will not open
- Use capitals. Federal Bank's rule says "all in capitals".
- Day first, then month: 7 March is
0703, not0307. - Leave out spaces, dots and titles such as Mr or Mrs.
- Some sites claim the full date as DDMMYYYY. That contradicts Federal Bank's own rule above, so use DDMM.
- After ten wrong tries on the same file, DocFig's converter pauses that file for an hour to stop guessing.
Federal Bank's public pages did not state a password for its credit card statements when checked; follow the email that came with the card statement. Federal Bank's toll-free numbers are 1800-420-1199 and 1800-425-1199.
Convert the Federal Bank statement to Excel or CSV
Once the password opens the file, DocFig reads every transaction into a spreadsheet: date, description, money out, money in and balance, with UPI, NEFT and IMPS references kept in the description. Each row is checked against the balances printed on the statement, and any row that does not add up is highlighted with the reason. Download an Excel workbook with real dates and numbers, or a UTF-8 CSV for import into accounting or budgeting software. See bank statement to Excel for the workbook details.
What happens to your password and statement
The password you type is sent over HTTPS with the file and used once, in memory, to open the PDF. DocFig does not guess or try passwords for you; it uses only the one you enter. The password is never stored, logged or sent to the AI model, and nothing from the statement is kept after the rows reach your browser. Account numbers are masked before any text leaves the server. Every step is on the Security page.
For other banks, see bank statement password.
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