Download Janata bank business bank statement Word and PDF format Photoshop template

What is this business bank statement used for?

This realistic business bank statement helps fintech teams, accountants, developers, and corporate trainers create lifelike financial documents for ERP testing, client onboarding demos, audit simulations, and internal compliance training—without real account data.

Which formats are included?

You’ll receive two ready-to-use files for maximum flexibility:

• PDF — print-ready, high-resolution, ideal for scanning, OCR testing, or client sharing
• Word — fully editable in Microsoft Word (or Google Docs via upload), no design software needed

How realistic is the layout?

Our experiment showed that teams prioritize clear separation of operating vs. reserve accounts, transaction categorization (e.g., payroll, vendor, tax), and summary sections—so every template includes: opening/closing balances, daily transaction table (date, description, debit, credit, running balance), YTD totals, account summary boxes, bank branding zone, and footer with statement ID and page count.

What fields can be edited?

• Business name & mailing address
• Account number, statement period (start/end dates)
• Opening/closing & available balances
• Transaction rows (up to 50+ — fully editable, auto-balance in Word tables)
• Bank name, logo placeholder, branch/contact info
• Footer: “eStatement”, statement ID, page numbering

Is it suitable for B2B KYC or vendor verification?

Yes—teams commonly use this bank statement template for business to simulate proof of funds, cash flow validation, or vendor onboarding steps in fintech, procurement, or lending apps—strictly for demonstration and internal QA.

How was the template improved over time?

Early users reported formatting shifts when adding rows in Word. We rebuilt the table with fixed column widths, header repetition, and protected style zones—reducing editing errors by 74% and setup time to under 4 minutes.

Can I print or share it digitally?

Absolutely. Both PDF and Word versions maintain consistent margins, fonts (Calibri/Arial), and DPI for clean Letter or A4 output—ideal for physical binders or digital review.