What is the official website of the payment service?
https://www.onlinesbi.sbi
https://www.onlinesbi.sbi
The customer support contact information can be found on the 'Contact Us' section of the SBI official website.
1800 11 2211
Yes, the toll-free numbers are 1800 11 2211, 1800 425 3800, and 1800 1234.
SBI provides dedicated email addresses for different inquiries, such as [email protected] for general queries and [email protected] for digital banking.
Online chat support is available via the SBI website under the “Contact Us” or “Chat With Us” section.
Most chat support is available 24/7, but some may operate during limited hours subject to availability.
SBI offers support via WhatsApp; users can message “Hi” to +91 90226 90226.
Customer support operates 24/7 for toll-free numbers, but branch hours may vary depending on location.
Toll-free helplines are available every day, including weekends and public holidays.
SBI has regional offices and thousands of branch locations across India for in-person service.
SBI’s headquarters is at State Bank Bhavan, Mumbai, with offices in all major cities and towns across India.
Personal meetings at branches can be scheduled by contacting the specific branch or through online appointment systems.
SBI has international branches and offices in countries such as the UK, US, Canada, Australia, Singapore, and others.
Support is available in English, Hindi, and various regional languages depending on location.
Response times vary by channel: phone and chat support are usually immediate, while email may take 24-48 hours.
Priority banking and personalized support services are available for SBI Privilege and corporate clients.
Callback requests can be made via phone or online forms, with responses typically within 24 hours.
State Bank of India was founded in 1955.
SBI was formed by the Government of India through the nationalization of the Imperial Bank of India.
SBI traces its history to 1806 (Bank of Calcutta), formed the Imperial Bank in 1921, and was nationalized as SBI in 1955, expanding digital banking in the 21st century.
Major updates include digital banking adoption, mobile app launches, SBI YONO platform, and continuous service upgrades.
SBI’s board includes top executives: Chairman, Managing Directors, and government-nominated directors.
SBI is government-owned and partners with numerous fintech firms, payment networks, insurance companies, and global banking entities.
Yes, SBI is publicly traded on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and National Stock Exchange (NSE).
As of August 2025, SBI’s market capitalization is approximately ₹8.5 trillion.
Subsidiaries include SBI Capital Markets, SBI General Insurance, SBI Life Insurance, SBI Mutual Fund, among others; worldwide branches exist.
SBI is licensed and regulated by the Reserve Bank of India under banking and payment regulations.
SBI operates in India and has authorized offices in multiple foreign countries.
SBI does not currently operate with authorized cryptocurrency licenses.
SBI adheres strictly to AML and KYC protocols as required by Indian law and global standards.
SBI complies with ISO/IEC 27001 standards, PCI DSS for payment security, and other banking security norms.
Security audits are conducted regularly by internal and third-party teams to ensure compliance and data safety.
Deposits up to ₹5 lakh per account are insured by DICGC, as per Indian regulations.
SBI complies with ISO/IEC 27001, PCI DSS, RBI security directives, and international anti-money laundering norms.
SBI has faced regulatory penalties for compliance lapses, but implements strict remediation measures.
Reviews can be found on Trustpilot, MouthShut, App Store, Google Play, and financial forums.
Users cite issues with mobile app glitches, long branch queues, occasional transaction failures, and customer support delays.
SBI is praised for its nationwide reach, comprehensive banking products, robust security, and digital innovation.
Occasional complaints about ATM or online withdrawal delays exist, but issues are typically resolved within a short time frame.
SBI’s YONO app and online banking interfaces are generally rated convenient but sometimes criticized for complexity.
Most transactions are processed promptly, but some users experience delays during high-traffic periods.
Most users recommend SBI for secure and comprehensive banking, especially in India.
Financial analysts regard SBI as a secure, reliable, and stable payment provider, with industry-leading coverage.
SBI has won awards for digital innovation, customer service, and financial inclusion from various Indian and international organizations.
SBI regularly features among the top Indian banks in payment system and digital banking rankings.
Regulators note SBI’s adherence to compliance, recommend its use for secure transactions, and cite its penetration and reliability.
Partners and merchants rate SBI highly for dependability, interoperability, and business support.
SBI is credited for pioneering digital banking solutions in India, including UPI integration and mobile banking advancements.
SBI holds ISO/IEC 27001 for information security and other banking quality standards.
SBI executives frequently participate in major banking, fintech, and payment system conferences globally.
SBI positions itself as India’s top bank offering secure, innovative, and accessible payment and banking solutions.
Primarily Indian Rupees (INR), with foreign currency services in USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, and more at international branches.
SBI does not currently support cryptocurrencies for payment or banking services.
SBI does not issue or support a native cryptocurrency or digital token.
Currency conversion is available for major foreign currencies at specified branches.
SBI uses RBI-guided rates and real-time market rates for forex conversions.
Exchange rates are updated several times a day in line with market fluctuations.
Stablecoins are not supported by SBI.
SBI handles a wide range of currencies for forex services, subject to branch capabilities and regulations.
Restrictions depend on local regulations and RBI guidelines governing foreign exchange.
SBI supports account-to-account transfers, NEFT, RTGS, IMPS, UPI, wire transfers, and international remittance.
Yes, users can transfer funds between their SBI accounts and to other SBI account holders.
SBI enables transfers to linked debit and some credit cards through supported channels.
Money transfers to all Indian bank accounts (and select international banks) are supported.
Bill payment is available for utilities, taxes, insurance, mobile recharge, and other services.
SBI provides standing instruction and auto-debit functionalities for recurring payments.
Automatic transfer options can be scheduled via net banking and branch channels.
Scheduled payment options are offered for future-dated transactions through digital banking.
While group payments are not a core function, some digital features enable splitting bills among users.
SBI offers payment link generation for merchants via SBI Collect.
Minimum amounts vary; for IMPS, the minimum is typically ₹1.
Maximum limits differ by method, such as ₹2 lakh for IMPS, up to ₹10 lakh for NEFT, higher for RTGS and business accounts.
Daily limits apply to various services, changeable by verification status and account type.
Monthly and annual limits are defined based on account type, service method, and compliance status.
Limits can be increased via request at branches or through net banking by fulfilling additional verification steps.
Verified users receive higher transaction limits, especially for online and third-party payments.
New accounts may have lower transaction limits and restrictions until verification is fully completed.
International transaction limits depend on jurisdiction, RBI, and host country regulations.
Temporary blocking is possible for suspected fraudulent activity, customer request, or account maintenance.
SBI imposes limits on daily transaction volume to prevent misuse and comply with regulatory guidelines.
Minimum funding for most accounts is ₹1 or as per deposit product requirements.
Supported funding methods include cash, cheque, net banking, card payments, UPI, IMPS, NEFT, RTGS, and remittance.
Fees may apply to certain funding methods such as cash deposits at third-party locations or international remittances.
The minimum is usually ₹1 for electronic transfers; higher for some account types or deposit products.
Electronic transfers are credited instantly or within a few hours; cheques and drafts may take 1-3 days.
Withdrawals are possible via ATMs, branch cash withdrawal, online transfer to other accounts, or cheque.
ATM withdrawals at SBI are mostly free, but fees may apply for non-SBI ATM usage and certain withdrawal methods.
Withdrawals via ATM and online banking are typically instant; cheques and remittances may take 1-3 days.
Withdrawal limits vary by ATM, card type, account type, and user verification status.
Card-based funding is usually instant or within minutes.
IMPS is instant, NEFT within hours, RTGS same-day, international transfers 1-5 business days.
SBI does not support cryptocurrency transfers.
Transfers between SBI accounts via instant payment channels are typically immediate.
Electronic transfers are instant, but some clearing methods may be delayed on weekends.
Transaction processing for some bank methods is delayed during holidays; electronic methods may still be available.
Express processing is not standard, but some services offer priority for a fee.
Processing speed is affected by payment channel, time of day, regulatory cut-offs, and system availability.
Users receive SMS and email alerts for successful account funding and transactions.
Contact customer support via hotline, branch visit, or online complaint portal to resolve delayed funding.
ATM and online withdrawal requests are instant; other methods may take up to 1-3 days.
Card withdrawals (ATM) are processed instantly; branch cash withdrawal may take minutes.
IMPS is instant; NEFT and RTGS arrive within hours; international transfers may take several days.
SBI does not support cryptocurrency withdrawals.
Some withdrawal methods, especially requiring clearing, may experience delays on weekends.
Official holidays can delay processing except for instant electronic methods like IMPS/ATM.
There is generally no express withdrawal fee; instant channels are recommended for speed.
Method used, verification status, regulatory cut-offs, and banking hours affect speed.
Withdrawal status is notified by SMS, email, and updates in the online account dashboard.
Withdrawal cancelation protocols depend on the method; electronic transfers are usually irreversible, but cheque withdrawal may be canceled before processing.
Register via branch visit, online portal (SBI YONO/Net Banking), or mobile app by providing identification and account details.
Required information includes ID (Aadhaar/passport), PAN, proof of address, photo, and contact information.
Registration can be completed with only a mobile number at SBI branches.
Phone verification is mandatory for online and mobile account registration.
Users must typically be at least 18 years old to open an SBI account; minors require guardian consent.
Corporate, business, and institutional accounts can be opened with additional documentation.
Genuine identification and real data is necessary for compliance and verification.
Registration is open to Indian citizens and eligible foreign residents; international branches have local policies.
Account activation is typically within 1-2 business days after successful verification.
Verification levels include basic, full KYC, enhanced due diligence for higher transaction limits.
Basic KYC requires government ID (Aadhaar, PAN, passport) and a passport-size photo.
Full verification requires proof of address, photo ID, income/employment documents, and other regulatory paperwork.
Digital document uploads are accepted for online account opening and verification.
Verification is completed within 1-2 business days, depending on document review and processing.
Limited services are available without full verification, mainly for small transaction accounts.
Lower transaction limits, fewer products, and inability to access certain services apply.
Address verification via documents is mandatory for full account functionality.
Photo verification may be required in some cases, especially for digital account opening.
Documents are updated only if expired, upon major changes, or if requested by SBI.
SBI uses SSL/TLS, AES encryption, and multi-layered security protocols for data protection.
Yes, SBI employs 2FA via OTP, mobile app prompts, and hardware-based tokens.
SMS OTPs are required for key account-operating transactions.
Biometric options such as fingerprint and facial recognition are supported through select mobile devices and ATMs.
SBI does not publicly implement blockchain for core payment services.
SBI utilizes layered security architecture with firewalls, authentication, and transaction monitoring.
Data is encrypted, stored securely, and processed in compliance with Indian and international privacy standards.
SBI does not support or store cryptocurrencies.
SBI deploys DDoS mitigation and network protection measures.
Regular security audits and penetration tests are conducted by internal and recognized third-party firms.
Anti-phishing advisory, filtered emails, and transaction authentication are enforced.
Automated fraud detection systems monitor for unusual account activities.
AML policies include transaction monitoring, reporting, and mandatory KYC identification.
Accounts showing suspicious activity can be promptly blocked and reviewed by SBI.
Contact customer support, block compromised cards or accounts, and file a dispute as soon as fraud is detected.
Report via the SBI customer helpline, online portal, or by visiting a branch.
Compensation may be provided after investigation, subject to terms and coverage limits.
Users have the right to dispute unauthorized transactions via formal complaint and investigation procedures.
Submit a written appeal or visit a branch to resolve account blocking disputes.
Insurance for individual cyber incidents is not standard, but SBI implements institutional coverage.
Transfer fees depend on the method: IMPS, NEFT, RTGS, and international remittance rates apply.
Most electronic funding methods are free; charges apply for cash deposits in some cases.
SBI ATM withdrawals are mostly free; fees may apply for cross-bank and specific methods.
Currency conversion involves service charges and margins per RBI guidelines.
SBI typically does not charge inactivity fees for standard savings accounts.
Account maintenance fees may apply to current/business accounts and specialized products.
Cancellation fees vary by service; most digital payments are non-cancelable once processed.
Express/priority fees apply to certain transactions as listed on the fee schedule.
SBI discloses all fees transparently in the account terms and website disclosures.
Large transaction fees are based on slab rates, regulatory rules, and service type.
Multiple account types and fee plans are offered based on customer segment and service needs.
VIP clients get higher limits, priority support, dedicated managers, and preferential rates.
Preferential terms require maintaining high balances, or specific corporate/business account status.
Basic savings account holders get several free transactions per month; limits vary by account type.
Active transaction users may receive bonuses such as cashback or fee waivers on select services.
Specialized tariffs exist for corporate, SME, and institutional customers.
Personalized terms are available for high-value clients and corporate accounts.
Occasional promotional codes and campaigns may offer fee reductions or bonuses.
Cashback offers and reward programs are available occasionally for card usage and digital payments.
Volume-based discounts may apply for business and merchant accounts.
Yes, SBI’s official mobile apps are SBI YONO and SBI Anywhere.
Apps are available on Android and iOS platforms.
Account management, fund transfers, bill payments, card control, and digital banking are offered.
Mobile apps may have streamlined interfaces and dedicated features not present on the web, but core functions are similar.
Yes, biometric authentication is supported for mobile app login.
Most functions require internet access; limited offline capabilities like balance enquiry via SMS exist.
Yes, users receive push notifications for transactions, account updates, and alerts.
Dark mode is supported in SBI YONO and other mobile apps.
Updates are typically released every few weeks to address security and add new features.
Beta programs may be available for select users via app stores or invitation.
SBI’s web interfaces are designed for convenience, but some users find legacy systems complex.
Responsive web design is supported for mobile and tablet users.
The interface is available in English, Hindi, and select regional languages.
Dark mode or night mode is supported on select platforms.
Limited hotkey support is available for accessibility, primarily for desktop users.
Account statements and transaction history can be exported in PDF, Excel, and CSV formats.
SBI provides API banking and integration options for corporate clients and fintech partners.
Integration is available for UPI, major payment gateways, and enterprise software.
Regular updates are rolled out to enhance security and user experience.
SBI issues virtual debit cards and e-cards for online payments.
Disposable or limited-use cards may be generated for select online transactions.
Multicurrency products are available for specific SBI corporate and NRI accounts.
SBI offers mutual funds, fixed deposits, insurance, and other investment products.
Interest is earned on savings, fixed deposits, and select accounts as per RBI rules.
SBI provides personal loans, credit cards, overdrafts, home loans, and business credit services.
Peer-to-peer trading is not available as a banking service.
SBI does not support cryptocurrency purchase or sale.
Merchant acquiring and POS services are available for businesses.
Mass payout capabilities are offered for corporate and business clients.
Select cards and products offer loyalty rewards and points programs.
Bonus points are earned through eligible transactions using SBI credit/debit cards and promotions.
Cashback is available on certain transactions and promotional card offers.
Referral programs exist for select products with incentives.
VIP clients receive dedicated support, higher limits, exclusive offers, and personalized managers.
Seasonal and festival offers are run for cards and digital products.
Premium status is achieved through qualifying account type, balances, or business activity.
Partner merchants offer discounts through SBI cards and select banking deals.
Business and commercial users access tailored loyalty and reward schemes.
SBI banking services cannot be directly used for gambling transactions as per compliance guidelines.
Transactions related to gambling, betting, or lottery are restricted or blocked per RBI policies.
Accounts may be flagged or blocked for suspected gambling-related transactions.
SBI adheres to RBI’s stance prohibiting gambling-related banking operations.
Special restrictions apply; gambling transactions are generally not permitted under SBI’s compliance.
Gambling-related transactions are flagged and monitored for regulatory compliance.
Such transactions are subject to monitoring and transparency requirements by law.
Users may receive alerts for flagged gambling-related activity, in accordance with compliance.
Special fees are not applicable as gambling transactions are blocked.
SBI prohibits gambling-related transactions and does not offer gambling-specific limits.
Gambling self-exclusion features are not available at SBI.
SBI blocks identified gambling sites and transactions per compliance.
Expense control tools for gambling are not applicable at SBI.
Alerts are provided when regulatory and account limits are exceeded.
Yes, operations involving casinos or gambling activities are blocked by default.
Gambling spend analytics are not available due to restrictions.
Not applicable for gambling-related activity.
Help is not directly provided; external organizations may be recommended.
SBI does not partner directly with gambling assistance organizations.
Gambling-related alert setup is not available at SBI.
Most online casinos do not accept SBI directly due to regulatory restrictions.
No, SBI does not form partnerships with casinos.
Conditions are standard; SBI does not support casino transactions.
No bonuses for casino usage exist.
Casino transactions are not supported for deposits or withdrawals.
Gambling transaction blocks apply irrespective of location.
Casino operators do not process SBI banking transactions due to regulatory restrictions.
Not applicable; transactions are restricted.
Not applicable; service is not permitted.
Casino platforms are generally incompatible with SBI banking services due to legal restrictions.