If you want to withdraw money from an ATM machine, a debit card is required. But in today’s digital and technology era, you can withdraw money from ATM machine even without a debit card. For this you should only have your mobile. For this you do not need an ATM card. This banking service has been running for many days.

Although many banks were already providing the facility to their customers to withdraw money without card, but now the Reserve Bank has further expanded its scope. UPI i.e. Unified Payment Interface will be used for this facility. RBI has allowed banks to provide the facility of withdrawing money without using the card. Today we will talk in detail about withdrawing money from ATM without card.

To withdraw money from ATM without debit card, you must have a smartphone. Your smartphone should have any UPI enabled app like BHIM, Paytm, GPay, PhonePe etc. You will be able to withdraw money through these apps only.

Follow these steps

To withdraw money, first go to the ATM and choose the option to withdraw money without card. You will see the option to provide identification through UPI. After this, open the UPI app in your mobile and scan the QR code visible in front. You will be authenticated through UPI and after that you will be able to withdraw money. The further process will be the same as before. Enter the amount of money you want and withdraw your money.

Which technology will be used?

The Reserve Bank will soon issue separate instructions to NPCI, ATM network and banks to provide the facility of withdrawing money from ATM without debit card. Unified Payment Interface i.e. UPI will be used for this facility. Customers will be identified through UPI and such transactions will be settled through the ATM network. Let us tell you that this step will also provide a lot of relief to banks.

Benefits of withdrawing money without card

Reserve Bank Governor Shakti anta Das has said that the facility of withdrawing money from ATM without card is very beneficial. He had said that the facility of cash withdrawal without card will help in preventing frauds like card skimming, card cloning. Apart from this, you will not need to keep the card with you. Your smartphone will do all this work.

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The bank has made this big change to protect its customers from fraud. Soon this rule will be seen applicable on SBI ATMs. This rule will act as an additional safeguard against unauthorized transactions.

According to the bank, while completing the transaction, the bank customers will have to share the OTP while withdrawing cash from the ATM, so that it is ensured that the ATM user is the right user. OTP is a system-generated four-digit number that the bank will send to the customer’s registered mobile number. This OTP will authenticate the cash withdrawal and will be valid for only one transaction.

OTP cash withdrawal started from January 1, 2020

The country’s largest lending bank SBI had started OTP-based cash withdrawal services from January 1, 2020. SBI has been creating awareness about ATM frauds through social media and other platforms from time to time. It is appealing to all its customers to avail the service.

OTP will be required in transactions of 10 thousand or above

Now this service will come in handy for SBI customers at the time of withdrawing cash from ATMs. SBI made these rules in view of the increasing fraud, cyber crime. Let us tell you that customers withdrawing Rs 10,000 or more in a single transaction from SBI ATMs will require OTP to complete the transaction.

Withdraw cash using OTP

You must have your Debit Card and Mobile Phone while withdrawing cash from SBI ATM OTP will come Enter the OTP received on your phone on the ATM screen After entering the valid OTP, the transaction will be completed

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