Download your UOB statement as a PDF

The exact taps, as a short video and as a list. Then forward the PDF to monies on Telegram, and it shows you your spending and how many months your savings can cover.

On your phone

In UOB TMRW:

  1. eStatements on the home screen
  2. Pick the account or card
  3. Pick the month
  4. Save
  5. Telegram → monies → Send
  6. Open Telegram. The PDF is in the monies chat.

On a computer

Log in to UOB Personal Internet Banking (uob.com.sg):

  1. Apply & Services in the top menu
  2. View eStatements
  3. Pick the account
  4. Download next to the month
  5. Do the same for your card statement
  6. Both PDFs download. Send them to monies on Telegram Desktop or Web.

Good to know

  • A new eStatement can take up to 5 working days from the statement date to appear in UOB TMRW. Source: UOB: eStatements
  • UOB archives digital statements for up to 5 years from the time you subscribed to eStatements. Source: UOB: eStatements
  • Statements issued before you switched to digital statements are not available online. Source: UOB: eStatements
  • The account statement and the card statement are two files. Both are under eStatements on the TMRW home screen.

Then send it to monies

Forward the PDF to the monies bot in Telegram. The statement is read in memory and never stored. Only the list of transactions is kept, and only you can see it. Your first 5 statements are free, and there is no bank login and no card to enter.

Send it to monies

Questions

UOB TMRW only shows a few months. Where are the older ones?

The list shows the last 3 months by default. Tap Select date range to search up to a year back. Older than that, use Personal Internet Banking on a computer.

Why do UOB transactions show a later date in monies?

UOB prints a posting date, the day the bank booked the transaction, which can be a day or two after you paid. monies keeps the date the statement prints.

Other banks

DBS or POSB · PayLah · OCBC · Maybank · Citibank · Standard Chartered · MariBank · Amex · HSBC

Steps follow the guide video, recorded in the bank’s own app and website. Facts checked against UOB’s pages on 23 October 2026.