Use our free password strength checker & generator to create banking-grade secure passwords. Test and generate memorable passwords based on length, characters, patterns, and entropy with a visual strength bar. Meets NIST and OWASP standards for email, banking, gaming, and more!
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Password Security Guide
Create banking-grade passwords with these tips:
– Length: Use 16+ characters, as recommended by NIST SP 800-63B.
– Diversity: Include uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols for maximum entropy.
– Avoid Patterns: Exclude dictionary words alone, repetitive characters, or keyboard sequences, per OWASP guidelines.
– Memorable Passwords: Use our generator to create secure passwords with real words, like “RiverTree$92”.
– Password Managers: Use LastPass or 1Password to store passwords.
– Two-Factor Authentication: Enable 2FA for added security on banking accounts.
Frequently Asked Questions
A password strength checker evaluates how secure your password is based on length, character types, patterns, and entropy. Our free checker uses banking-grade standards (NIST, OWASP) and generates memorable, secure passwords to protect your accounts.
A banking-grade password is 16+ characters long, includes uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols, avoids dictionary words or patterns, and has high entropy (80+ bits). Use our generator’s “Strong” option for such passwords.
Our generator creates memorable passwords based on your input, using real words combined with numbers and symbols. It offers a Medium (10–15 chars, 3 types) and Strong (16+ chars, 4 types) option, both meeting NIST/OWASP standards.
No, your password and generated passwords are processed entirely on your device (client-side) and are neither stored nor sent to any server. Our tool prioritizes your privacy and security.
Use our generator for memorable, secure passwords with 16+ characters, all character types, and 80+ bits entropy. Avoid patterns, use a password manager, and enable two-factor authentication (2FA) for banking-grade security.