SBI Net Banking - Features, Registration Steps, Activation & Login

Before implementing the next-generation core banking system, all banking transactions, including cash and cheque deposits, withdrawals, and money transfers, were required to be executed manually. Customers had to visit their nearest local branch to manage their respective transactions.

The customers are today assisted to offer an enriched banking experience through the help of SBI net banking. It allows a person to negate the want of visiting a physically situated branch by giving access to banking services at any time and from anywhere. Users can access accounts with absolute ease so that individuals can carry out transactions like transferring funds, paying bills and checking account balance in real time.

SBI Net Banking - Activation, Login and Services

State Bank of India (SBI) offers net banking services to all its customers. With SBI net banking, you can easily avail many personal banking services such as 
downloading account statements, paying bills online, printing passbooks, withdrawing cash, creating demand drafts, requesting cheque books, and more, all under one roof.

In this article, we will walk through the various services available through SBI online net banking, and will also learn how to register, activate, and log in to your respective account.

SBI Net Banking – Features & Services

The State Bank of India (SBI) has over 15,000 branches across India and provides a variety of banking products and services for both businesses and individual customers.  As an account holder, you can access the following services through SBI bank net banking:

1. Check your bank account details.
2. Download SBI bank statements to see your past transactions.
3. Update your profile information, nomination, and PAN card details.
4. Check your CIBIL score and credit card statements.
5. Change your SBI login password.
6. Link your Aadhar card to your bank account.
7. Make NPS payments, mobile recharges, tax payments, and register for SIP.
8. Transfer money between SBI accounts and to other banks.
9. Request a demand draft.

Documents Required for SBI Net Banking Registration

For SBI Net Banking or SBI online Net Banking registration, there are few documents that you must keep handy to complete the process. The details required are mentioned below:-

• Your registered mobile number
• Your SBI account number
• Your CIF number
• Your SBI branch code
• Your country name
• Your SBI ATM card information  

SBI Net Banking Registration Process

Once you have opened a bank account with SBI, you can sign up for SBI net banking online registration by filling out the application form and submitting the necessary documents. As an account holder, you will receive a temporary user ID and password to activate your SBI online banking services.

How to activate Net Banking in SBI?

Below are the steps to activate net banking in SBI.

Step 1: Visit the SBI Internet Banking website.

Image Source: SBI official website  

Step 2: Choose either ‘Personal Banking Login’ or ‘SBI YONO Corporate Banking’ based on what you need.
Step 3: Click on ‘New User Registration/Activation’
Step 4: Fill in your Account Number, CIF Number, Branch Code, Country, Registered Phone Number, and the Banking Facility you want.   

Step 5: Pick one of the options for ‘Facility Needed’: ‘View Transactions’, ‘Restricted Transactions’, or ‘Full Transactions’.
Step 6: After entering all the details, click ‘I Agree’ to move on.

Step 7: Enter the One-Time Password (OTP) sent to your phone and click ‘Confirm’.

Step 8: If you have an ATM card, choose ‘I Have My ATM Card’ and click ‘Submit’. (If you don’t have one, your branch will authorize online services for you.)

Step 9: Enter your ATM card details to verify them and click ‘Continue’.

Step 10: Create a permanent Username and a Password. (Make sure your password has uppercase and lowercase letters, a number, and a special character.)

Step 11: Re-enter your password to confirm it and click ‘Submit’.

Step 12: You will get a notification once your registration is successful.  

SBI Internet Banking Login Process 

Let us understand the SBI online banking login process with regards to SBI personal and SBI Corporate Banking users. 

SBI Personal Banking Login

Step 1: Visit the official website of SBI. 

Step 2:  Click the ‘Login’ button in the Personal Banking section.

Step 3: Enter your Username and Password and Captcha and then click ‘Login.’ 

Image Source: SBI official website 

SBI Corporate Login

All the SBI Corporate Banking users can follow the below steps to log in on the net banking portal. 

Step 1. Visit the official website of SBI. 

Step 2.  Visit the YONO State Bank of India Corporate Banking section.

Step 3: Choose ‘Corporate’ from the drop-down menu and click the ‘Login’ button. Check the picture below for a better understanding. 

Step 4: The next page will require you to enter your User ID, Password, and Captcha to initiate the ‘Login’ process.  

Steps to Reset SBI Net Banking Login Password?

As per the security policy of SBI, it is mandatory to change your Internet Banking login password after every year. Users can reset their SBI Net Banking Password by following the steps given below:

Step 1: Login to SBI online banking

Step 2: Click on ‘Continue to Login’ on the next page.

Step 3: Select ‘Forgot Username/Login Password’. A pop-up window will appear.

Step 4: Choose ‘Forgot My Login Password’ from the drop-down menu and click ‘Next’.

Step 5: Enter your Username, Bank Account Number, Date of Birth, Mobile Number, Country, and the CAPTCHA code. Then click ‘Submit’.

Step 6: Enter the OTP sent to your registered phone number.

Step 7: To set a new password, choose ‘Using Profile Password’ from the drop-down. You can also visit an SBI branch or use your ATM card information.

Step 8: Enter your net banking account password to continue.

Step 9: Now, input your New Password and submit the request.

Step 10: Congrats! The ‘Reset Password’ process is complete, and you can log in to the SBI net banking portal with your new password.

SBI Net Banking Transaction Limits

Mentioned below are the transaction limits set by the State Bank of India