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Financial accounts deserve your strongest, most unique passwords. This page defaults to a longer length with every character type enabled, since these are exactly the accounts worth protecting most.
Create several passwords at once using the settings above — useful for provisioning multiple accounts.
Type any password to score it instantly. This runs entirely in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere, logged, or stored.
A banking password should be completely unique — not shared with any other account, no matter how minor.
A strong password is the foundation, but two-factor authentication adds a critical second layer for financial accounts specifically.
Never write a banking password in a plain note, email draft, or unencrypted file — use a dedicated password manager.
20 characters or more with every character type enabled is a reasonable target for financial accounts specifically.
It's the essential first layer, but combine it with two-factor authentication wherever your bank offers it for meaningfully stronger protection.
Focus more on uniqueness and strength than a fixed schedule — change it immediately if you suspect any compromise, such as a data breach notification.
Absolutely — banking accounts should always have a completely unique password, since a breach on any other reused site could otherwise expose your financial accounts too.
Yes, as long as it's sufficiently long and not a common phrase — a long random passphrase can be just as strong as a random character string, and easier to remember if you're not using a password manager.
Enable two-factor authentication wherever your bank offers it — a strong password is the first layer, but 2FA protects you even if the password is somehow compromised.