What is an Amazon bank statement? What should I do if I need a bank statement?

Amazon sometimes verifies the seller's bank account payment information to ensure the security of the account. If the merchant encounters such a situation, he or she will need to provide the platform with a bank statement. What is an Amazon bank statement?

1. What is an Amazon bank statement?

Amazon bank statements are electronic bills provided by Amazon to customers, recording various fees, fee details, receipts, payments, bill inquiries, account balances, etc. provided by customers to Amazon. This statement is mainly used for communication between Amazon and customers, helping customers understand Amazon's business situation and providing convenience for customers.

Amazon Bank statements are electronic documents sent to you each month that show all of your transactions and balances during the previous billing cycle. You can view your statements by logging into your Amazon Bank online account or using the Amazon Bank mobile app.

2. What to do if Amazon requires a bank statement?

If you would like to request an Amazon bank statement, you need to follow these steps:

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.

To summarize, Amazon bank statements are electronic bills provided by Amazon to customers, which record various fees, collections, payments, account balances and other information provided by customers to Amazon.