SBI Balance Check Number

Step 2: Receive User ID and MPIN:

Step 3: Complete Registration:

Dial *595#, enter '4', and follow the prompts to change your MPIN.

Check SBI Balance Using USSD

Step 1: Dial USSD Code:

Step 2: Select Service Options:

• Enquiry
• Fund Transfer
• Mobile Top-up
• Change MPIN
• Forgot MPIN
• De-Register

For SBI balance check, you have to choose the ‘Enquiry’ option.

Step 3: Respond with Option Number:

Select 'Answer' and choose the serial number associated with your selection, then press 'Send'.

Follow these steps to update your MPIN:

Step 1: Dial the USSD code on your mobile phone: *595#.

Step 2: After dialing, select the option for changing your MPIN. This is usually represented by an option like 'Change MPIN.'

Step 3: You might be presented with terms and conditions related to the MPIN change. Review them and select 'Accept' or a similar option.

Step 4: Respond to the prompts by selecting 'Answer' and then entering '1' for the MPIN change process.

Step 5: Enter your old MPIN when prompted and press 'Send' or the equivalent key.

Step 6: Input your new MPIN and press 'Send.'

Step 7: You should receive a confirmation message indicating that your MPIN has been successfully changed.

7. SBI Balance Check Through Mobile Banking

From retail banking to corporate transactions, SBI offers a suite of apps ensuring secure, convenient, and efficient financial management on your smartphone.

SBI YONO App

Step 1: Download and install the SBI YONO app from the Play Store (for Android) or from the App Store (for iOS).

Step 2: Simply search for "SBI YONO" and install the app on your device. Log in securely using your mobile banking credentials or MPIN.

Step 3: Upon successful login, users can explore various options including checking account statements, balance inquries, and more.

Note: SBI YONO Personal and YONO Lite SBI for Retail Banking, whereas SBI YONO Business for Corporate Banking.

SBI Online Portal

Step 1: Navigate to the SBI Online portal on your smartphone. Or else, download the SBI Online app from the Play Store (Android) or the App Store (iOS).

Step 2: Enter your net banking credentials to securely log in.

Step 3: Once logged in, experience a seamless interface similar to the desktop website.

Step 4: Initiate funds transfers, check balances, view account statements, and conduct other financial transactions effortlessly.

SBI Anywhere Saral

Step 1: Visit the Play Store (Android) or the App Store (iOS) to download the SBI Anywhere Saral app.

Step 2: Log in using your Corporate Internet Banking credentials to access the app.

Step 3: Navigate directly to the feature you look for. The app offers a range of banking activities, from funds transfer to checking the last 10 transactions.

8. SBI Balance Check Using UPI

State Bank of India's (SBI) Unified Payments Interface (UPI) through the BHIM SBI Pay app - is one good secure & effective option to handle transactions and check SBI balance enquiry.

SBI UPI Registration Process:

Step 1: Download the BHIM SBI UPI app from the App Store or Google Play Store.

Step 2: Verify your registered mobile number through an automatic SMS verification.

Step 3: Provide essential details like virtual address, first name, last name, and email address. Choose a secret question and your bank from the options.

Step 4: Accept terms and conditions, then proceed by selecting your preferred bank account and setting a 6-digit password.

Step 5: Submit your debit card details for OTP verification to set up an mPIN. Confirm the mPIN.

Step 6: Receive a registration confirmation message on your registered mobile number.

Checking SBI Account Balance using UPI App:

Step 1: After registration, log in to your UPI account using the mPIN.

Step 2: Navigate to the account summary section and select your SBI bank account.

Step 3: Click on the "Check Bank Balance" button and enter your mPIN.

Step 4: Your SBI bank account balance will be displayed on the screen.

And Yes, many third-party UPI apps also offer the convenience of checking your SBI bank balance. Ensure that your third-party UPI app supports SBI.

9. SBI Balance Check Using ATM Debit Card

SBI account holders can effortlessly check their account balance using their ATM-cum-debit card.

Here's how:

Step 1: Swipe Your ATM cum Debit Card:

Visit the nearby SBI ATM.

Insert your SBI ATM card into the designated slot at the ATM.

Step 2: Enter 4-Digit ATM PIN:

Input your confidential 4-digit ATM PIN for authentication.

Step 3: Select "Balance Enquiry":

From the options displayed, choose "Balance Enquiry."

Your SBI account balance will be now displayed on the screen.

Step 4: Get a Physical Statement:

Follow the prompts to receive a paper slip providing your account balance.

Bonus Feature: Mini StatementCustomers can also check their last 10 transactions by selecting the "Mini Statement" option at the ATM.

10. SBI Balance Enquiry Through Passbook

Despite the availability of advanced net banking and mobile banking services, some still prefer updating the passbook to track both credited and debited transactions.

When opening the account with the State Bank of India (SBI), you receive a passbook. When regularly updated in passbook entry, it will aid customers to monitor transactions and for SBI balance enquiry.

Here's what you have to do,

Step 1: Visit your nearest SBI branch.

Step 2: Present your passbook along with your SBI account details to the bank teller.

Step 3: The teller will update your passbook with the latest account balance and transaction details.