Need your post office interest certificate? Here's how to get it online
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Why you need an interest certificate from the post office
An interest certificate from your Post Office account helps track how much interest you earned from savings accounts, RD, or term deposits. This document is important to file your income tax return, especially if you need to declare income from these investments.
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How to download interest certificate via post office internet banking
Log in to the India Post Internet Banking portal. Once you're in, select 'Accounts', then click on 'Savings Account', and choose the option to view/download your interest statement. You can generate this statement for a specific financial year in just a few clicks.
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Interest certificate via mobile banking app
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Which accounts are covered?
The interest certificate includes details for your Post Office Savings Account, Recurring Deposit (RD), and Time Deposits (TD). It reflects the total interest earned during the selected period, allowing you to stay tax-compliant and track your savings growth.
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Things to remember while downloading your interest certificate
Ensure that your mobile number is registered and that you're using the correct credentials to log in. If you haven’t activated internet or mobile banking yet, visit your home branch to register. Always verify the certificate details before using it for tax purposes.