SBI WhatsApp Banking: With changing times, banking work has become even easier. Do you know that the country's largest government bank, State Bank of India (SBI), is providing WhatsApp banking facility to its customers? Through this, you can avail yourself of many important banking services sitting at home. For this, you do not need to go to the bank branch or log in to internet banking.
How to start SBI WhatsApp Banking?
Register: Send SMS from your registered mobile number. Write in the SMS: WAREG
Save SBI's WhatsApp number: Save the number +919022690226 in your phone.
Start chat: Send "Hi" to this number on WhatsApp. After this, SBI's chatbot will answer you and show the menu of services.
Select Service: Respond by selecting a number (e.g., 1, 2) from the chatbot menu. Some services may require verification with OTP.
Services available on SBI WhatsApp Banking
Check Account Balance: Know the balance in your account instantly.
Mini Statement: View details of the last 5 transactions.
Order Cheque Book: Request a new cheque book.
Find ATM & Branch: Find your nearest SBI ATM or branch.
Awareness about Digital Products: Know about services like YONO, UPI.
Block ATM Card: Block your card instantly if it is lost or stolen.
Customer Care Information: Get SBI helpline numbers.
Disable WhatsApp Banking: If you wish to discontinue the service, select the option from the menu.
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