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Convert Federal Bank Bank Statement PDF to Excel & CSV

Upload a Federal Bank statement PDF, check the free preview, and download a clean spreadsheet with your statement's own columns.

No account needed. Your PDF is deleted after processing.

How to download your Federal Bank statement PDF

  1. Open the Accounts tab in FedNet.
  2. Go to Accounts Info, then Operative Accounts, then My Operative Accounts, then Statement of Accounts.
  3. View the statement under Accounts Info.
  4. Use More Actions on that screen to download the statement in the available formats.

Note: The FedNet FAQ says you can get statements for up to 6 months.

FedNet FAQ →

Menu names in online banking change from time to time. Download the official PDF statement itself; a photo or scan of a printed statement converts less reliably.

Federal Bank statement conversion: common questions

The FedNet FAQ says you can get statements for up to 6 months.

Per the FedNet FAQ, open Accounts, then Accounts Info > Operative Accounts > My Operative Accounts > Statement of Accounts, and use More Actions to download in various formats.

One clean sheet with the same column names and order as your statement (such as Date, Description, Withdrawals, Deposits, Balance), every transaction row, and amounts as real numbers so SUM, sorting, and filters work properly in Excel.

Statements of up to 5 pages are free once per email every 24 hours. Longer statements or subsequent small conversions require a one-time payment shown before download. You can inspect the first 10 rows in the free preview before paying.

No. PDFtoRow is an independent document converter and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by The Federal Bank Limited. We never ask for your online banking password or login; you upload a statement PDF you downloaded yourself.

Official Federal Bank sources

  • FedNet FAQ (fednet.federal.bank.in, checked 2026-10-29) — The fetch tool returned a summary with quoted fragments of the FedNet FAQ; specific file formats and the statement PDF password rule are not stated for statements so none are claimed.

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