Passbook and bank statement are both used to track bank account transactions, but they work differently.
A passbook is a small physical book provided by the bank to record account transactions.
It is updated by the bank branch or passbook printing machine.
A bank statement is a detailed record of account transactions for a specific period.
It is usually available digitally in PDF format.
If you want monthly transaction summary quickly, bank statement is more useful.
If you prefer physical banking records, passbook is helpful.
Internet banking makes statements easy to access.
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Both passbook and statement are linked with bank accounts.
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UPI and online transactions appear in bank statements.
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No, both are different ways to track transactions.
Yes, most banks allow online download.
Bank statement is more detailed and convenient.
Yes, after updating passbook.