State Bank of India (SBI) is one of the largest banks operating in India and abroad. The SBI has revolutionized the banking sector in India through its digital banking services. One of its digital banking services, SBI Mobile Banking App- SBI YONO and BHIM SBI Pay has offered a seamless experience to avail banking services on smartphone. In this article, we will discuss in detail about SBI mobile apps, login process and registration process.
SBI Yono App
The SBI YONO App launched by State Bank of India in 2017 offers a complete range of banking services to its customers. As this app is available in multiple languages, users can avail banking services on their smartphone.
SBI YONO Mobile Banking Login & Registration
Follow the below mentioned steps to register on SBI Yono Mobile Banking-
Step 1:Download and install SBI Yono from Google Play Store or App Store.
Step 2:Launch the app and click “Yes”, if you have got your internet banking activated.
Step 3:You will be redirected to the login page. Enter your Internet Banking User ID and Password to access the Yono App.
Step 4:In case you don’t have Internet Banking login details, Click “No”.
Step 5:Click on “Register for YONO with my ATM Card”.
Step 6:Enter your CIG Number & Account Number in the fields provided. (These are mentioned in your passbook).
Step 7:Enter the OTP sent to your registered mobile number and submit.
Step 8:Now, to generate a username& password, enter your Debit card number and ATM PIN.
Step 9:Create your password.
Services Available in SBI Yono App
The app provides a range of services and features, including:
- Through SBI YONO app, users can open an SBI account, check account balance, transfer funds, pay bills and many more.
- YONO app offers investment services including, mutual funds, recurring deposits, and fixed deposits.
- Users can avail insurance policies through the app such as life insurance, health insurance, and motor insurance.
- SBI YONO app users can manage their SBI debit and credit cards, set card limits, and can also request for new cards.
SBI SMS Banking
SBI offers its customers to initiate banking related services through SMS. For this, SMS facility is available in case your internet connection is not working on your phone.
How to Register for SBI SMS Banking?
The SBI account holder needs to send a SMS from their registered mobile number to get register for SBI SMS Banking.
‘REG<space>Account Number’ to 09223488888
After sending the SMS, you will get registered with SBI for availing SMS Services.
SBI SMS Banking Codes for Availing Various Services
Below mentioned services can be availed through SMS Banking. For this, customers need to use the SMS format and send it to 922344000 or 567676.
| To get User ID and default mPIN | MBSREG or MBREG |
| Change mPIN | SMPIN UserID OldMPIN New MPIN |
| Forgot mPIN | SFPIN UserID |
| Balance Enquiry | SBAL <UserID> MPIN |
| Mini Statement | SMIN <UserID> MPIN |
| Generate MMID | MMID UserID |
| Cancel MMID | MMIDCANCEL UserID |
| DTH Recharge | SDTH <UserID> MPIN <ServiceProvider> <DTHSerialNo> Amount |
| De-register from Mobile Banking Service | SDEREG or SDREG |
SBI Bank Statement on Mobile
Follow the below mentioned steps to get SBI Bank statement on mobile through mobile banking:
Step 1:Download ‘SBI YONO’ app from the Google play store or Apple app store
Step 2:Login to SBI YONO app using the login credentials
Step 3:Select “My Accounts” option
Step 4:On the next menu, select the ‘Mini Statement’ option
Step 5:Check SBI Mini Statement which includes 10 recent transactions in the account
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SBI Mobile Banking App : FAQs
Customers can download the SBI YONO App on their smartphone via Google Play Store or App store on their Android and iOS devices respectively.
You can access various banking services including account balance check, funds transfer, bill payment, opening a new account and others.
Yes, the SBI Mobile Banking App uses advanced security measures such as two-factor authentication and encryption to ensure the safety and security of your banking transactions.
