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FNB Bank Statement Example PDF

See a free FNB sample bank statement PDF showing its template, balances, fees, and transaction format, plus when to use a bank statement converter.

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Where to download an FNB bank statement PDF

Authorized FNB customers in South Africa can access eligible statements through FNB Online Banking and the FNB App. FNB identifies itself as First National Bank, a division of FirstRand Bank Limited.

Online Download

  1. Sign in to FNB Online Banking at fnb.co.za.

  2. Open My Bank Accounts and select the account you need.

  3. Open Statement History or the statement option shown for that account.

  4. Choose the statement month or period you want to review.

  5. Select Download to save the statement. When it opens in a browser or PDF viewer, use the available save or print control.

In App Download

  1. Open the FNB App and sign in.

  2. Select Statements.

  3. Choose the account whose statement you need.

  4. Select the month you want to view.

  5. Tap the download icon to save the verified statement to your smartphone. You can then open it from your files or with a PDF viewer.

FNB supports verified-statement downloads in app for eligible accounts. Credit card statements can use a separate Statement History flow and may be sent to an email address. Available controls and statement history can differ online and in app.

How to convert an FNB bank statement PDF

An FNB PDF is a fixed account record, but its transaction rows can be easier to review in another format. A bank statement converter can organize dates, descriptions, debits, credits, balances, and bank charges for cash analysis, loan files, credit work, or reconciliation.

  1. Go to financefileconverter.com and open the bank statement converter.

  2. Choose the output format that matches the next task:

    • Convert PDF to Excel: Use this to Excel option for spreadsheet review, formulas, filtering, and reconciliation work.

    • Convert PDF to CSV: Use this to CSV option for structured transaction data, accounting imports, and data cleanup.

    • Convert PDF to Tally: Use this to Tally option for workflows that require transaction data for Tally.

    • Convert PDF to QBO: Use this for supported QuickBooks bank transaction import workflows.

    • Convert PDF to OFX: Use this for accounting or personal finance software that accepts OFX transaction files.

  3. Upload the authorized FNB bank statement PDF only after you can open it.

  4. Run the converter and allow it to read the available dates, descriptions, debits, credits, and balances into the selected format.

  5. Download the converted FNB file and review every row before an accounting import or reconciliation.

How to view a password protected FNB bank statement PDF

If an FNB bank statement is password protected, enter the authorized PDF password to unlock it before conversion. This is different from the FNB Online Banking login. FNB does not publicly list one standard PDF password format for all statements, so follow any instructions supplied with the document or contact FNB through an official channel if none appear.

FNB bank statement release date

FNB describes bank statements as monthly records of the transactions for the month, so the account cycle determines the release date. For customers asking when does an FNB bank statement come out or when will it be available, the finalized statement should become available after that monthly cycle is complete.

Can I request a bank statement early? FNB does not say that it issues a finalized monthly statement before the period ends. Customers who need current information sooner can use transaction history or ask FNB whether an interim statement or another account record is available.

What does an FNB bank statement look like

What does an FNB bank statement look like

An FNB bank statement presents customer information, account balances, bank charges, interest rates, and transaction activity in a detailed layout.

  • Logo: The FNB logo appears near the top with a verified statement notice and document verification details.

  • Customer details: The statement shows the account holder name, mailing address, and VAT registration information.

  • Account details: The account section lists the account number, account type, branch name, universal branch code, statement period, statement date, and current balance.

  • Font: A compact sans-serif font is used for headings, account information, transaction descriptions, balances, and charges.

  • Balance summary: The statement lists the opening balance, closing balance, VAT amounts, and other statement balance figures.

  • Bank charges: A separate section shows service fees, cash deposit fees, cash handling fees, other fees, and the VAT charged on applicable fees.

  • Interest details: The statement displays the credit interest rate and debit interest rate linked to the account.

  • Transaction details: Each row shows the date, description, amount, running balance, and accrued bank charges. Entries include card purchases, app payments, transfers, deposits, and service fees.

  • Abbreviations: FNB means First National Bank, POS means point of sale, VAT means value-added tax, and ZAR identifies the South African rand.

  • Additional information: The statement includes a closing balance, transaction turnover totals, verification instructions, customer service details, and information about reporting errors.