How to get an Amazon bank statement? Where to get it?

If Amazon merchants need to verify their bank accounts, they must submit bank account statements, which are the billing information of the receiving account, on the bank account verification interface. So how do you get an Amazon bank statement?

1. Where can I get an Amazon bank account statement?

1. Log in to your Amazon account and click the "My Account" option.

2. On the "My Account" page, find the "Payment Methods" section and click the "Manage Payment Methods" link.

3. On the "Manage Payment Methods" page, select the bank card or credit card for which you want to view the statement and click the "View Statement" button.

4. On the View Statement page, you can select different time ranges and statement types, such as All Transactions, Refunds, or Fees. You can also download or print your statement.

5. If you want to request a paper statement, you can click on the "Request a Paper Statement" link, fill in your mailing address and contact information, and then submit your application. You will receive your paper statement within a few days.

2. What are the content requirements of Amazon bank statements?

The main contents of the Amazon bank statement include:

1. Account information: displays your name, address, account number, account opening date and settlement period.

2. Account Summary: Shows your account balance at the beginning and end of the billing cycle, as well as the total amount you deposited and spent during that period.

3. Transaction details: shows all transactions that occurred during your settlement period, including date, description, amount, category and balance. Transactions can be divided into the following types:

Deposits: refers to any amount you deposit into your account, including wages, transfers, refunds, etc.

Expenditure: refers to any amount you spend from your account, including purchases, withdrawals, transfers, payment of fees, etc.

Interest: This is the amount of interest you earn or pay during a billing period.

Adjustment: An amount by which your Account balance is changed due to error or other reasons.

4. Fee Details: This shows any fees you paid during the billing cycle, including monthly fees, overspending fees, withdrawal fees, etc.

5. Other Information: It displays some important tips and notifications, such as how to contact customer service, how to report lost or stolen cards, how to avoid fraud, etc. After sellers understand the basic content and functions of Amazon bank statements, they can monitor account activities and budgets, and better understand and improve their financial situation.

In general, to view Amazon bank statements, you need to log in to your Amazon account and click "My Account" - "Payment Methods" - "Manage Payment Methods" - "View Statements" in sequence.