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ICICI Bank statement password

ICICI Bank's current website does not state the password for savings or current account statements. ICICI's statement emails, as quoted by account holders, give two options: four lowercase letters of your name plus DDMM, or your 12-digit account number.

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Questions

What is the password for an ICICI Bank savings account statement?

ICICI's current website does not state it. ICICI's statement emails, as quoted by account holders, say the first four letters of the name on the account in lowercase followed by your date and month of birth as DDMM, or the 12-digit account number.

Is the ICICI statement password case sensitive?

Yes. The email wording quoted by account holders says the password is case sensitive and lowercase. Some finance sites show capitals; try lowercase first.

What about an ICICI current account?

The same emails say a current account uses the first four letters of the account name with the date and month of incorporation, for example abce0501 for a fictional ABC Enterprises incorporated on 5 January.

Is it the same as the ICICI credit card statement password?

No. Credit card e-statements have their own rule, published by ICICI. See the ICICI credit card statement password page.

The short answer

ICICI Bank's current website does not state the password for savings or current account statements. The statement emails ICICI sends, as quoted by account holders and finance help pages, give two options:

  1. The first four letters of the name on your account in lowercase, then your date and month of birth as DDMM. The wording quoted from the emails says the password is case sensitive and lowercase, and not to include salutations such as Mr or Ms.
  2. Your 12-digit account number, whose last two digits are shown in the email's subject line.

Source for the lowercase format: PaySense help, checked 17 October 2026, which agrees with the email wording account holders have reposted. These are reports, not a statement on ICICI's website.

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Examples

AccountDetailPassword to try
Savings, Rahul VermaBorn 7 Marchrahu0703
Current, ABC EnterprisesIncorporated 5 Januaryabce0501
Any account12-digit account numberThe number, digits only

Fictional names, shown only to illustrate the reported format.

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For other banks, see bank statement password.

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