ALERT! SBI Internet Banking, other services to be AFFECTED tomorrow; Also check this WARNING by State Bank of India

India's largest public lender, the State Bank of India, has informed that SBI customers will not be able to avail certain services tomorrow, June 20. As per the SBI alert, the public sector bank will be undertaking maintenance activities tomorrow between 1pm to 1.40 pm. SBI internet banking, YONO, YONO Lite and SBI UPI services will remain unavailable during this period.  

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Taking to Twitter, the SBI tweeted, "We request our esteemed customers to bear with us as we strive to provide a better banking experience." 

" Important Notice! We will be undertaking maintenance activities between 01:00 hrs and 0:140 hrs on 20.04.2021. During this period, internet Banking/YONO/YONO Lite/UPI will be unavailable. We regret the inconvenience caused and request you to bear with us," it tweeted. 

We request our esteemed customers to bear with us as we strive to provide a better banking experience.#InternetBanking #YONOSBI #YONO #ImportantNotice pic.twitter.com/vW41S6HhxW

— State Bank of India (@TheOfficialSBI) June 18, 2021

The State Bank of India keeps taking maintenance activities and initiate its customers in advance to ensure that they do not get hassled in the absence of information. It also frequently keeps warning its customers against online fraud and cybercrimes to make sure that they do not lose their hard-earned money.  

क्या आपके इनबॉक्स में ऐसे लिंक प्राप्त हो रहे हैं? इनको क्लिक न करें! ऐसे फ़िशिंग लिंकों पर क्लिक करने से आपको परिश्रम से अर्जित अपने धन की हानि हो सकती है। सावधान रहें। क्लिक करने से पूर्व विचार करें!#ThinkBeforeYouClick #StayAlert #StaySafe #CyberSafety pic.twitter.com/hn0O99d0xn

— State Bank of India (@TheOfficialSBI) June 19, 2021

Cautioning its customers against unsolicited link, it also asked its customers to do not click on such links as it could compromise their personal and confidential information. It was talking about phishing attack through these links. "Don't take the bait! Beware of phishing Links offering freebies," it posted.