SBI Missed Call Balance Check – Methods & Toll-Free Numbers

The following methods can be used if you have an SBI bank account and would like to know how to quickly check your SBI balance: 

• Missed Call Facility: 9223766666 

• SMS Service: Text BAL to 9223766666 

• ATM 

• Online Banking 

• Mobile Banking 

• WhatsApp Banking from SBI 

• SBI Passbook 

• 1800 1234, 1800 2100, 1800 425 3800, and 080-26599990 are the toll-free numbers to call 

• USSD UPI 

SBI Balance Enquiry

How to Register for SBI Missed Call Banking

In order to avail the SBI Quick Missed Call Banking services, you will need to complete a one-time registration process. The process is simple and can be completed in a few minutes. The procedure to register SBI Missed Call Banking (SBI Quick) is mentioned below:

• You must first register your mobile number by sending the following SMS to access this service: 

REG<space>Account Number to 09223488888 

• Take REG 2349084781, for example. Following a successful registration, you will receive a confirmation message 

• Following registration, you can use your registered mobile number to make a missed call to 09223766666 

• An SMS showing the balance of your account will be sent to your phone 

• To obtain your mini statement, use the SBI balance check number miss call feature from your registered mobile number by calling 09223866666. 

Step 6: Check if the number the SMS was sent from has been updated at the bank. In case it is not updated at the bank, you can visit the bank branch and update the number.

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How to Generate an SBI Mini Statement

Customers can easily generate an SBI Mini Statement after registering for the SBI Quick facility. The Mini Statement will provide the last 5 transaction details made in the account.

SBI customers can receive the Mini Statement by giving a missed call to 09223488888. The Mini Statement can also be received by sending an SMS to the same number. Format to Generate SBI Mini Statement: MSTMT to 09223866666

How to Check Balance through SMS Banking

The following are the steps to check SBI account balance through Quick SMS banking services:

Step 1: Register the mobile number for SMS banking service

Step 2: Type SMS in the format- REG (space) account number

Step 3: Send the SMS from registered mobile number to 09223766666

Step 4: Customers will receive a confirmation SMS, after which they can check the SBI account balance

SBI Missed Call Services

SBI Balance Enquiry Charges

SBI Toll Free Number

The toll-free number for SBI balance check are mentioned below -

How to Check SBI Balance Online

How to Check SBI Balance through ATM

Customers with SBI accounts can access their account balance using their ATM or debit card. The following actions must be taken at the State Bank of India ATM:

Step 1: Insert your SBI ATM/Debit Card in the machine.

Step 2: Type in your 4-digit ATM pin.

Step 3: Next, choose the ‘Balance enquiry’ option.

Step 4: Your balance will be displayed on the screen.

How to Register for SBI Net Banking

Here are the ways to check SBI balance through net banking:

Step 1: Register for net banking

Step 2: Login into your net banking account using login ID and password

Step 3: Select ‘Balance Enquiry’ option

Step 4: Enter the account number and other details to check the balance

How to Check Balance Through Passbook

Here are some of the details regarding SBI passbook and related information about checking SBI account balance using passbook:

• When you open a bank account with an SBI, you will receive a passbook.

• You can use an ATM or go to the bank to update your passbook.

• On your passbook, you may see the current balance of your account.

• Additionally, it will keep track of all of your credit and debit transactions. 

SBI Account Balance Check via WhatsApp Banking 

You can send the following message on WhatsApp to check the balance of your SBI account: 

• Say hi to 9022690226, SBI's WhatsApp number 

• Select Get Balance 

• You will receive a WhatsApp message with your account balance. 

How to Check SBI Credit Card Balance

By sending an SMS in the following format to the number 5676791 will get a variety of information -

SBI Balance Check through Mobile Banking Apps

SBI users can check their balance through mobile banking. The details are mentioned below -

1. YONO SBI 

• Create an account and use your MPIN to access the SBI YONO app.

• Your balance will appear on the screen after you click on Accounts 

2. SBI Yono Lite 

• Enter your net banking credentials to register and access the Yono Lite SBI app.

• Click the View Balance option after logging in.

• The screen will show your balance 

3. BHIM SBI Pay 

• Enter your PIN after registering and logging into the BHIM SBI Pay app.

• Click the View Balance option after logging in.

• The screen will show your balance. 

SBI Balance Check through USSD

By following the instructions below, you can choose to use USSD for an SBI balance check: 

• Enter the User ID and dial *595# 

• From the Answer menu, choose Option 1 

• Choose Balance inquiry or Mini statement 

• Press Enter after entering the MPIN 

• The screen will show the bank account balance. 

How To Use USSD for SBI Balance Enquiry?

The table below discusses in brief how to use USSD for various purposes -

SBI Balance Check through UPI

To check the SBI account balance through UPI, follow the steps mentioned below:

Step 1: Launch any UPI app on your mobile device.

Step 2: Enter the code to log in.

Step 3: To view the balance of an account, click on it.

Step 4: Tap on the ‘check balance’ option.

Step 5: Enter the passcode to view the balance.

Significance of SBI Balance Check

You can get real-time information about your bank account transactions using the SBI balance check number. Additional advantages of SBI balance checks include: 

• Aids in figuring out if you have enough cash on hand for transfers, checks, etc. 
• Any fraudulent debits or improper credits can be monitored. 
• You can ask questions about these bank entries and draw attention to the problem so that it can be fixed 
• Aids in monitoring your spending patterns.
• When you make certain transactions, you might also see that certain fees or charges are being deducted from your account balance 
• This aids in keeping an eye on the interest credited as well. 

GST of 18% is applicable on all banking products and services from July 1, 2017 onwards.