What is the official website of the payment service?
https://www.pnbindia.in
https://www.pnbindia.in
Customer support contacts are listed on the "Contact Us" or "Customer Care" section of the official website.
18001802222
Yes, 18001802222 and 1800 103 2222 are toll-free for customer service.
Separate emails are often available for complaints, NRI banking, and other departments; details listed in the "Contact Us" section.
Online chat support is typically available on the official website via the "Customer Care" page.
Online chat support may not be available 24/7; typical hours are business hours, with limited after-hours service.
WhatsApp support is available at 9264092640; Telegram support is generally not offered.
Customer support is usually available from 10:00 to 17:00 IST on working days; some hotlines operate 24/7.
Hotline and select online services work 24/7, but branch office and some specialized support may not be available on holidays.
Yes, regional and branch offices exist across India for customer visits.
Physical offices are located at various branches; the head office is at Plot No 4, Sector 10, Dwarka, New Delhi 110075, India.
Personal meetings can be scheduled by contacting the branch or using online appointment booking if available.
Punjab National Bank has overseas branches and representative offices in countries like the UK, UAE, and Hong Kong.
Support is available in Hindi and English, and sometimes regional Indian languages at branch level.
Response times vary: calls to hotlines are answered immediately; email queries usually within 24-72 hours.
Priority banking services for VIP clients feature faster handling and dedicated relationship managers.
You can request a callback via web forms or phone banking.
Punjab National Bank was founded in 1894.
Founded by Lala Lajpat Rai; owned by the Government of India.
Registered in India.
Founded in 1894, Punjab National Bank has grown to become one of India's largest public sector banks, merging with other banks and expanding internationally.
PNB has undergone mergers including with Oriental Bank of Commerce and United Bank of India in 2020, and updates its branding periodically.
The board consists of a Managing Director & CEO, Executive Directors, Government nominees, and independent directors; current details are on the official website.
PNB is a government-owned public sector bank; strategic partners include insurance companies, fintech firms, and payment processors.
Yes, shares are publicly traded on NSE and BSE in India under the ticker PNB.
Market capitalization fluctuates; as of August 2025, it is typically in the billions of rupees (check latest exchange info).
Subsidiaries include PNB Housing Finance, PNB MetLife, PNB Gilts; branches are located across India and overseas.
Licensed by the Reserve Bank of India as a scheduled commercial bank, and other regulatory approvals as required.
Punjab National Bank operates in India and has official international presence in select countries (UK, UAE, Hong Kong, etc).
Punjab National Bank does not currently support operations or hold licenses for cryptocurrencies.
Full compliance with Indian AML and KYC requirements is mandatory for all customers.
Online services typically comply with PCI DSS standards and use SSL encryption for transactions.
Regular internal and external security audits are conducted as per regulatory standards.
Deposits are insured up to ₹500,000 per account under DICGC, as per host country regulations.
Complies with ISO, PCI DSS, and Indian banking regulations.
Regulatory action is periodically taken in Indian banks; specific fine history is public on RBI and SEBI sites.
Reviews are on Google, Trustpilot, Consumer Complaints, and the App Store pages.
Users often highlight slow response times, paperwork-heavy processes, and occasional digital platform errors.
Users praise strong branch presence, government backing, and trusted reliability.
Occasional delays may occur, often due to regulatory checks or technical glitches in online banking.
Users find the mobile and web interfaces improving but sometimes not as intuitive as private banks.
Transaction speed is generally good for domestic operations; international transfers may take longer.
Many users recommend PNB for savings accounts and trusted services, especially among long-term clients.
Experts rate PNB as reliable for core banking; note areas for modernization in digital transaction processing.
PNB has received awards for financial inclusion, banking technology, and customer service from Indian industry bodies.
PNB features in rankings for top Indian banks and digital banking platforms.
Indian regulators issue guidelines; PNB is frequently cited for compliance and recommended for public sector stability.
Partners praise PNB for reliability, geographic reach, and regulatory compliance.
PNB receives recognition for digital onboarding, RTGS/NEFT integration, but innovation may lag private competitors.
PNB possesses ISO certifications and industry-specific quality standards.
Regular participation in industry events, banking summits, and digital finance forums.
PNB positions itself as a trusted public sector bank focused on inclusivity, safety, and nationwide reach.
Mainly Indian Rupees (INR); international branches handle local currencies of those regions.
Cryptocurrencies are not supported by Punjab National Bank.
No proprietary cryptocurrency or token is offered.
Currency conversion is supported at international branches, not in domestic retail banking.
Exchange rates are determined by PNB in alignment with RBI reference rates and prevailing market conditions.
Exchange rates are updated daily, based on fluctuations in the foreign currency market.
Stablecoins are not supported.
Handling of exotic currencies is limited to select international branches.
Currency restrictions apply as per RBI rules in India and local regulations abroad.
Supports NEFT, RTGS, IMPS, UPI, wire transfers, and SWIFT for international remittances.
Yes, transfers between PNB users are supported, especially via UPI and IMPS.
Transfers to debit cards are supported through electronic channels like IMPS.
Transfers to bank accounts are possible via NEFT, RTGS, IMPS, and UPI.
Bill payment services for utilities, credit cards, and other bills are available through PNB's Internet and Mobile Banking.
Recurring instructions can be set up for select bills and payments.
Automatic scheduled transfers are available via standing instructions and net banking.
Yes, payment scheduling can be set up in Internet and Mobile Banking.
Group payments are less common; shared account management tools may be available for joint accounts.
Payment links for collection may be available through business banking and UPI.
Minimum transaction amount is typically ₹1 for most retail banking operations.
Maximum transfer limits vary by channel; IMPS up to ₹2 lakh/transaction, NEFT/RTGS higher limits.
Daily transaction limits depend on type of transfer and account type.
Monthly and annual limits vary; can be increased with verification and business account setup.
Limits can be increased by request and submission of additional documents per bank policy.
Higher limits apply to verified users meeting KYC and account tenure requirements.
New accounts may have lower transaction limits and fewer services until verification.
Limits vary internationally as per local regulations.
Accounts or certain operations may be blocked for security, compliance, or suspicious activity.
Number of daily transactions is generally capped per channel (e.g., UPI) for security.
Minimum deposit is typically ₹100 for savings accounts; varies for other products.
Funding via cash deposit, cheque, online transfer, mobile banking, and ATM cash deposit.
Fees may apply for cheque processing, cash deposits above certain thresholds, and some online transfers.
Minimum funding amount for most channels is ₹100.
Funds are credited instantly for cash or UPI; cheques and NEFT may take longer.
Withdrawals via ATM, branch cash withdrawal, online transfer, cheque, or IMPS/UPI to other accounts.
Withdrawal fees may apply for ATM usage beyond free limits and for electronic fund transfers.
ATM withdrawals are instant; online transfers may take minutes to hours; cheque clearance takes up to 3 business days.
ATM cash withdrawal limits typically range from ₹20,000 to ₹40,000/day; online transaction limits vary.
Funds via card typically credit instantly or within minutes.
NEFT takes 2 hours to same-day, RTGS is immediate, IMPS is instant, cheque takes up to 3 days.
Cryptocurrency transfers are not supported.
Transfers using UPI, IMPS, or within PNB are generally instant.
Electronic transfers function 24/7, but cheque and branch-based funding may be delayed over weekends.
Bank holidays can delay cheque, branch, and inter-bank transactions; electronic methods less affected.
Express options are limited; standard electronic transfers are typically fast.
Channel used, type of transfer, bank working hours, and regulatory checks.
Notifications via SMS, email, and app push for funding and transaction status.
Contact customer service, check transaction status online, or visit branch for help.
ATM and electronic withdrawals are immediate, cheque and branch-based can take up to 3 business days.
ATM card withdrawals are instant; card-to-bank transfers may take minutes to an hour.
Bank transfers using IMPS/RTGS are instant; NEFT may take a few hours; cheques take longer.
Cryptocurrency is not supported.
ATM and electronic withdrawals are mostly unaffected; branch and cheque withdrawals are delayed.
Yes, holidays can delay non-electronic withdrawal processing.
Express withdrawal is generally not available; some business services may offer priority.
Method chosen, bank working hours, holidays, transaction amount, and account type.
SMS, email, and app notifications confirm withdrawal status.
Electronic transfer cancellation is rare; cheque withdrawal can be stopped before clearance.
Registration is through branch visit, online application, or mobile app, with KYC completion.
Name, address, identity proof, photograph, phone number, and PAN card (for Indians).
Registration may be possible without email, but phone number and identity documents are required.
Phone confirmation is required for digital registration and security.
Minimum age is 18 for most account types; minors allowed under guardian account setup.
Yes, with submission of business documents and in-person verification.
Real data is mandatory under KYC regulations.
Non-residents can open NRI accounts; geographic location and compliance requirements apply.
Activation is immediate for most basic accounts after KYC; may take longer for corporate or NRI accounts.
Basic, full KYC, and enhanced verification for large transfers or business accounts.
Government-issued ID, proof of address, and PAN card.
Full verification requires additional business or residential proof and possibly income statements.
Digital copies are accepted via secure upload or email for most verification processes.
Verification typically completes in 1-3 business days after submission.
Limited services may be available for unverified users; full transaction capability requires KYC.
Low transaction limits and limited service access apply until verification is complete.
Address confirmation is required in most cases for new accounts.
Photograph with documents may be requested for digital and advanced verification.
Update required when documents expire or upon regulatory request.
SSL/TLS encryption for online banking and AES for sensitive data storage.
Yes, via OTP and in some cases mobile authenticator apps.
SMS confirmations are standard for transactions exceeding pre-set thresholds.
Supported on mobile app for logins and select transactions.
Blockchain is not used in core services.
Multi-tier security with transaction monitoring, user authentication, and backend controls.
Data protected via encryption, access controls, regular audits, and Indian data protection laws.
Cryptocurrencies are not supported.
DDoS mitigation tools are implemented to protect online platforms.
Regular audits by internal and external teams are required by law.
Email/SMS alerts, login warnings, and educational campaigns help prevent phishing attacks.
Automated fraud detection systems monitor for suspicious activity on customer accounts.
AML policies involve real-time monitoring, reporting, and collaboration with authorities.
Suspicious accounts are blocked and investigated per regulatory guidelines.
Contact customer service, block account, file formal complaint, and follow support instructions.
Report online, via branch, or through customer support email/phone hotlines.
Compensation depends on investigation outcome and regulatory parameters; protection within defined limits.
Users can dispute transactions, and banks follow internal and regulatory dispute resolution processes.
File a complaint through customer service or the grievance redressal mechanism outlined on the website.
Cyber insurance is carried by banks; individual customer insurance may be limited to regulatory protections.
Fees depend on channel; NEFT/RTGS/IMPS rates per RBI guidelines; UPI is often free.
Funding via cash or cheque may incur fees above certain limits; online transfers are usually free.
ATM withdrawals beyond free limit are chargeable; some electronic transfers may also attract fees.
Yes, applicable for international currency transactions.
Savings accounts may levy fees if not operated for prolonged periods.
Maintenance charges applicable for select account types; details provided on website.
Transaction reversal or cancellation may attract minor charges, especially for demand drafts.
Expedited service not common; priority processing fees may apply for business accounts.
The bank discloses all fees in its schedule of charges; transparency is mandated by regulations.
Large transaction fees are typically based on amount and channel, following published fee schedules.
Various account types and service tariffs are available for individuals and businesses.
VIP status provides higher limits, dedicated managers, prioritized support, and sometimes preferential rates.
Maintain high account balances and transaction volume, or apply for premium banking.
Free ATM withdrawals and UPI payments up to a specified monthly limit.
Certain discounts and waivers may exist for regular usage and value customers.
Distinct tariffs, transaction limits, and account management features are provided for corporate clients.
Custom pricing may be negotiated by high-value or corporate clients.
Promotional offers may periodically reduce fees; details are on website.
Cashback is available on select debit/credit card spends.
Business clients may negotiate volume-based discounts.
Yes, PNB ONE is the official mobile banking app.
Available for Android and iOS.
Fund transfers, account management, bill payments, service requests, card control, and transaction history.
Some advanced features may only be available via web platform or at branches.
App supports Touch ID/Face ID for device-native security.
Limited offline functions (view balance, mini statement) may exist; transactions require internet.
Push notifications are enabled for transactions, alerts, and offers.
Dark mode is supported.
Updates are issued every 4-8 weeks, with new features and bug fixes.
Beta program may be available for select users during app development phases.
The web platform is considered functional; ongoing updates aim to improve convenience.
Yes, the web portal is mobile responsive.
Hindi and English; some regional languages for mobile app users.
Dark theme is available for web platforms.
Hotkey support is limited on the web interface.
Account statements and transaction history can be exported in PDF/Excel formats.
Business banking customers have access to API banking for integration.
Yes, integration with corporate ERPs and financial platforms is provided.
Major updates every 3-6 months, minor changes more frequently.
Virtual debit cards for online transactions may be available.
Disposable or temporary cards are not commonly provided.
Multi-currency options exist at international branches, not domestic retail accounts.
Fixed deposits, mutual funds, and insurance products are available.
Interest is paid on savings and current accounts per RBI rules.
Loans, credit cards, overdraft, and business financing are available.
P2P trading is not offered.
Cryptocurrencies cannot be bought or sold.
Business acquiring solutions are provided for merchants and payment gateway users.
Bulk payment options are available for corporate clients.
Loyalty programs exist for select cardholders and premium customers.
Points are earned through debit/credit card usage and promotional activities.
Cashback offered on selected transactions/merchant payments via bank cards.
Referral programs may exist for account opening or specific product promotions.
Priority service, higher limits, exclusive offers, and account management.
Regular seasonal offers for cards, loans, and digital banking.
Premium status available by fulfilling eligibility criteria such as balance or transaction volume.
Partner merchant discounts are offered through PNB cards and tie-ups.
Loyalty products exist for business customers, especially card programs.
Payments to online casinos are restricted under Indian regulations.
Gambling-related transactions are generally blocked.
Accounts may be blocked for gambling or suspicious related activity per policy.
Follows RBI and government rules, generally prohibitive of gambling transactions.
No special allowance for gambling; strict regulatory adherence.
Gambling transaction monitoring is implemented as per compliance.
Transactions are reported per law; no mechanism for hiding gambling transactions.
Notifications are sent for all outgoing transactions; no specific gambling alerts.
No services or fees specifically for gambling operations due to restrictions.
As transactions are blocked, specific gambling limits are not provided.
Gambling self-exclusion is not applicable due to transaction blocks.
PNB blocks most gambling merchant payments as per Indian laws.
Not available due to prohibition of gambling transactions.
Alerts are sent when limits are exceeded for any transaction type.
Casino transactions are automatically blocked under compliance rules.
Not applicable due to gambling transaction blocks.
Cooling-off functions are not applicable.
PNB does not specifically provide gambling addiction help.
No partnerships with player assistance organizations.
Not applicable due to policy prohibiting gambling transactions.
Indian regulations restrict bank transactions with online casinos.
No exclusive casino partnerships.
Gambling payments are universally restricted under Indian law.
Not available.
Prohibited by regulatory policy.
Transactions blocked across India; local regulations apply internationally.
Casino operators cannot process PNB transactions due to regulatory blocks.
Processing does not occur; transactions are restricted.
Not applicable due to service restriction.
PNB does not support transactions with casino platforms per regulatory policy.