This is a simple guide on SBI Mobile SMS alert registration.
Getting notified with SMS alert in SBI on every transaction sounds good, right?
SBI has a facility to send you short message service notification on deposit & withdrawal of money.
The transaction could be online or offline, you will receive an SBI bank SMS alert.
For example here is the screenshot example of message you will get for debit transaction:
So to get such messages, here is the process to register for SMS alert:
SBI Online Registration for SMS Alerts
SMS alerts is not just a notification for your transactions, but also informs you about any fraudulent ones.
Suppose you get a notification about a transaction that you never did, then you can immediately take action to block your card via SMS or online portal.
So if for some reason sbi sms alert not coming, then you can try below guide.
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SBI SMS Alert Services & Charges
Services offered under SBI SMS Alert Form:
- Request for cheque stop
- Debit Card Purchases
- Cheque Book Issue Alert
- Cheque dishonored alert
- Hold on account
- Remove hold on account balance
- Account getting credited above set limit (Minimum Limit: ₹5000)
- Account getting debited above set limit (Minimum Limit: ₹5000)
- Account Balance falls below set limit
According to SBI official services charges,
SMS Alert charges are ₹12/- (incl. GST) per quarter from Debit Cardholders who maintain an average quarterly balance of ₹25000/- & below during the quarter.
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Final Words on SBI SMS Alert Activation Online
I hope you liked our simple and short guide on how to activate or deactivate SBI SMS alerts.
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