Aadhaar, SBI bank account linking? You can do this via ATM, app, internet at State Bank of India - Here’s how
If you are a State Bank of India (SBI) customer, then note that your lender provides you with multiple channels to link your Aadhaar card number to your existing bank account.
Aadhaar card is among the most important identity documents asked by banks while opening a savings, current or recurring account. The government, banks and other financial institutions have been encouraging customers to link their Aadhaar with account. A bank account is a must for every person who has income, investments or loans. The process to link this 12-digit biometric with a bank account is very simple and can be followed in just a few clicks. One can carry this procedure either from a bank ATM, internet banking, branches and apps depending upon the lender concerned. Interestingly, if you are a State Bank of India (SBI) customer, then note your lender provides you with multiple channels to link your Aadhaar number to your existing account . You can pick any one as per your convenience.
I. SBI Corporate Website bank.sbi OR www.sbi.co.in.
Step 1 - Click on the Homepage Banner "Link your AADHAAR Number with your bank account".
Step 2 - Navigate the screens to get your AADHAAR number linked.
Step 3 - Status of mapping will be advised to you on your registered mobile number.
II. SBI Internet Banking portal!
Step 1 - Log into www.onlinesbi.com.
Step 2 - Navigate to "Update aadhaar with Bank account" under "My Accounts", appearing on the left panel of the screen.
Step 3 - On the next page, select the Account number, input the Aadhaar number and click on Submit.
Step 4 - The last 2 digits of registered mobile number (non-editable) will be displayed to you.
Step 5 - Status of mapping will be advised to you on your registered mobile number.
III. SBI Anywhere App!
Step 1 - Login to SBI Anywhere App, then click on “Requests”.
Step 2 - Once clicked, then opt for option “Aadhaar” and click on “Aadhaar Linking”.
Step 3 - Select your CIF from the drop down list.
Step 4 - Enter your Aadhaar number.
Step 5 - Select T&C and submit.
Step 6 - You will receive an SMS on your registered mobile number regarding the status of linking.
IV. SBI ATM!
Step 1 - Visit an SBI ATM
Step 2 - Swipe your ATM cum Debit Card and enter your PIN.
Step 3 - Select the menu "Service – Registrations".
Step 4 - In this menu, select Aadhaar Registration (or Inquiry as per your need).
Step 5 - You can now select the Account type (Savings/Current) after which you will be asked to enter your Aadhaar number.
Step 6 - You will be prompted to re-enter the same.
Step 7 - You will receive an SMS on your registered mobile number regarding the status of linking.
V. SBI Branch!
Step 1 - Visit your nearest SBI Branch.
Step 2 - Carry a copy of your Aadhaar number or e-aadhaar.
Step 3 - Fill in a Letter of Request.
Step 4 - Submit the above with the Xerox copy of Aadhaar letter.
Step 5 - After necessary verification, the linking will be done by the branch.
Step 6 - You will receive an SMS on your registered mobile number regarding the status of linking.
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