SBI credit card holders? here is how to make payment through State Bank of India ATM sbi.co.in

SBI credit card holder Looking make your payments? You can pay your bills via SBI ATM. The State Bank of India enables customers to pay their credit card dues from the bank's network of more than 26,000 ATMs in the country. The bank does not charge any extra charges, according to the website sbi.co.in. The facility allows your SBI credit card payment to get credited in account within four working days. In order to avail this facility, the user will have to register himself on the listed ATM.

Here are the steps for customers to register a credit card of the bank at a listed ATM:

Step 1. Insert your ATM card in the machine and select the 'services' option

Step 2. Now select the 'Bill Pay' option

Step 3. After that select the 'SBI Credit Cards' option to move further

Step 4. Now to register the card, select the 'Credit Card Registration' option

Step 5. Finally, enter the desired 'SBI Credit Card Number'

After this, the bank receives the request for credit card registration, which is a one-time activity. It usually takes one working day/24 hours to make a payment, following which the customer can make the payments against the SBI credit card payment through any ATM of the bank's network. 

Here are the steps to make SBI credit card payment via SBI ATMs

Step 1. Insert your ATM card in the machine and select the 'services' option

Step 2. Now select the 'Bill Pay' option

Step 3. After that select the 'SBI Credit Cards' option to move further

Step 4. Now select the 'SBI Credit Payment' option

Step 6. Now select the SBI credit card from the given credit card menu.

Step 7. Now to pay the credit card bill, enter the amount of payment in round figures only. 

Step 8. Finally, select the 'Pay' option to debit the State Bank Saving Bank/Current Account.

 The bank does not charge any extra charges, according to the website sbi.co.in. The facility allows your SBI credit card payment to get credited in account within four working days.