How to Download Your GTBank Statement

Ihejirika Tobenna · Financial analyst Economics (Babcock University); financial modelling, DCF and analytics; former VP, Babcock Investors Club. Published 25 Aug 2026
The short answer To download your GTBank statement, open the GTWorld app, go to Statements, choose your account and date range, and request an e-statement. GTBank emails it to you as a password-protected PDF, usually within a few minutes.

Your GTBank statement is the fastest way to see everything that has come in and gone out of your account. Here is how to get it, step by step.

From the GTWorld app

Open GTWorld and sign in, tap Statements (under your account), pick the account and the date range you want, then request the e-statement. It arrives by email as a PDF.

Opening the password-protected PDF

GTBank protects the PDF with a password. Enter it exactly as GTBank specifies to open the file. If you are unsure of the format, check the email GTBank sent with the statement.

Common problems

  • I didn't get the emailCheck your spam folder, confirm the email on your account is correct, and try requesting the statement again after a few minutes.
  • The PDF won't open — it's asking for a passwordThe statement is password-protected. Enter the password in the format GTBank specifies in the email that delivered the file.

FAQs

Is downloading my GTBank statement free?

Requesting an e-statement through the app or internet banking is typically free; a stamped statement collected at a branch may attract a fee.

How far back can I get?

You can usually select a custom date range covering several months or more. For very old periods, contact GTBank directly.

Can I use the statement in Automonie?

Yes. Automonie reads GTBank statements (even password-protected ones) and sorts every transaction into categories automatically.