Wondering how to check SBI balance account? Here's a guide to help you with that
For SBI (State Bank of India) users, there are a number of methods to check their account balance. They can take the online route and check the SBI account balance via the app or website or choose missed call, SMS, and ATM options for the same. This way a customer doesn't have to walk up to the bank, stand in queues, or fill out forms and other details just for an SBI balance check. If you are new and don't know how to use the online, SMS, missed call, and other services to check the balance in your SBI account, below is an easy step-by-step guide. The SBI account balance check can be done n number of times using these services.
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You can your check SBI account balance or enquire about the transactions using the toll-free numbers 18001234 and 18002100.
For SBI balance check, you can even call the customer care number 1800112211 and 18004253800 from your mobile.
You can do SBI balance check by sending the requisite SMS from your registered mobile to avail SMS banking service provided by the bank. Send SMS ‘BAL' to 09223766666 from your registered mobile number for SBI balance check.
Alternatively, you can get a mini statement with details of the latest few transactions by sending SMS ‘MSTMT' to 09223866666.
If your number is not yet registered, then send SMS ‘REG<space>Account Number' to 09223488888 from your mobile number. After sending the SMS, you will receive a registration confirmation SMS.
You can fetch your SBI account balance and mini statement details using missed call service as well. The bank sends the details via SMS. This comes in handy when you are not using a smartphone or your internet or SMS balance is running low. Here's how the SBI balance check using the missed call service works:
To use SBI's missed call banking service to check the account balance, you first need to register your mobile number with the bank account, if you haven't. This is how it's done:
After the registration is done, you can check the SBI balance using missed call service. Give a missed call on 09223766666 from your registered mobile number.
Alternatively, give missed call on 09223866666 from your registered mobile number for the mini-statement that provides details of the latest few transactions.
SBI offers an integrated digital banking platform named YONO (You Only Need One) to its customers so that they have easy access to a number of banking services at their fingertips. Using this app, you can do SBI balance check anywhere, anytime. Just follow these steps:
In case, you haven't registered for internet banking, you can use the Pre-Printed Kit (PPK) that you must have received from your bank branch. However, if you don't have the PPK, you can register by clicking here.
You can also do SBI balance check with your ATM-cum-debit card by visiting the nearest SBI ATM branch and following these steps:
Please note that there are only limited free ATM transactions per month and beyond that, you will have to pay for every transaction. So, it is better to do an SBI balance check by SMS, online, missed call, etc.
You can visit any SBI bank near you and get the passbook updated to see the current account balance on it.
or else, you can get the passbook updated from the Swayam Kiosk machine. It is an automatic passbook printing machine.
USSD (Unstructured Supplementary Service Data) can be used for an SBI balance check. Follow these steps:
SBI credit card users can check their balance online through SBI card app or via SMS to the number 5676791 in the format mentioned below:
Service | SMS format |
Balance enquiry | BAL XXXX |
Available credit and cash limit | AVAIL XXXX |
Block your lost or stolen card | BLOCK XXXX |
Last payment status | PAYMENT XXXX |
Reward point summary | REWARD XXXX |
Subscribe to e-statement | ESTMT XXXX |
Request for duplicate statement | DSTMT XXXX MM (MM is statement month |
You just have to visit the nearest SBI branch, insert the SBI ATM card in the machine. Select the Balance enquiry option and enter your ATM PIN when prompted. Upon verification, the ATM will show you the current bank balance on the screen. You can also see the remaining balance in the receipt that comes out of the machine after you withdraw cash from it.
You can check it through the Yono Business app or SBI Anywhere Saral Portal to check your SBI account balance.