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When you are redacting information from your bank statement, you should black out or hide any information that is not relevant to the purpose for which you are providing the statement. This may include your account number, routing number, balance, and other personal information.

To obtain a bank statement without the transaction history, you can contact your bank and ask for one. Depending on the bank, they may be able to provide you with a statement that only includes the information you require.

Manual Redaction If you have a hard copy of your bank statement, you can redact your personal information using a black marker or pen to cover up the information you want to keep private. Simply black out the information you don't want to share, ensuring it's completely covered and unreadable.

If you have a hard copy of your bank statement, you can redact your personal information using a black marker or pen to cover up the information you want to keep private. Simply black out the information you don't want to share, ensuring it's completely covered and unreadable.

Select the transaction to be removed from the list of transactions on the bank statement, then select DELETE. If the transaction has been reconciled (has a green Tick icon adjacent to the transaction), DELETE remains greyed out and you must undo the reconciliation before it can be removed from the bank statement.

You can use a black marker to physically black out the information that you want to keep confidential. This is the easiest way to redact information and just involves you printing out your bank statement and using a black marker to cover up the information that you want to keep confidential.

Yes, with the right document editing tool, like EaseUS PDF Editor, users can change the name or value on the bank statement digitally.

Due to security reasons, you're unable to delete or remove any transactions. Once a transaction has been made, it'll automatically be added to your transaction history.