SBI Customer ALERT! Generating debit card PIN or green PIN made easy - Here is how you can do it

SBI Debit Card PIN/ Green PIN Generation: SBI customers now can generate Debit Card PIN or Green PIN by following some simple steps. The State Bank of India (SBI) has tweeted on the simple steps to generate Debit Card PIN or Green PIN from its official Twitter account.

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SBI tweeted, "Here are the easy steps to generate your Debit Card PIN or Green PIN via our toll-free IVR system. Don't hesitate to call 1800 112 211 or 1800 425 3800."

Here are the easy steps to generate your Debit Card PIN or Green PIN via our toll-free IVR system.
Don't hesitate to call 1800 112 211 or 1800 425 3800.#SBI #StateBankOfIndia #SBIAapkeSaath #IVR #DebitCard pic.twitter.com/C0UTCdPHij

— State Bank of India (@TheOfficialSBI) June 1, 2021

The largest bank in the country has made it easy to generate the Debit Card PIN or the Green PIN of its customers at IVR through contact centre. In order to do so, one has to dial the toll-free number at 1800-11-22-11 or 1800-425-3800 from the registered mobile number. After dialing the toll-free number, an SBI customer has to press 2 for services related to ATM/ Debit Card. Following this, one has to press 1 for PIN generation.

Now, an SBI customer has to press 1 if he or she is calling from his or her registered mobile number or else, one has to press 2 in order to speak to an agent.

If one is calling from one's registered mobile number, after pressing 1, the SBI customer has to enter the last five digits of the ATM card for which he or she wishes to generate a Green PIN. Then again, one has to press 1 to confirm the last five digits. After that, one has to press 2 to re-enter the last five digits of the ATM card.

After this is done, one has to enter the last five digits of his or her account number. Then, the SBI customer has to press 1 to confirm the last five digits. Following this, one has to press 2 to re-enter the last five digits of the account number.

Now, one has to enter this or her year of birth. Upon doing this, an SBI customer will successfully generate one's Green PIN.  The Green PIN will be sent to the registered mobile number. Finally, one has to change the PIN sent on the registered mobile number within 24 hours by visiting any SBI ATM.

An SBI customer must also note that in case there are multiple CIF linked with the registered mobile number, IVR will transfer the call to contact centre agent.