This service of the bank can be used by Non Resident Indian (NRI), Non Resident External (NRE) and Non Resident Ordinary (NRO). All of them can open their savings and current accounts through the bank’s Yono app.

SBI has started this facility considering the long pending demand of NRI clients. The bank has started the facility of opening digitalized accounts for NRIs. So that, he can open his account quickly and from one place from his home. Apart from this, customers can check the status of the application in real time. With this, they always remain updated about the status of their accounts.

NRIs and NROs can open accounts in this way through SBI’s YONO app.

Step 1: First download YONO SBI Banking App.

Step 2: On the main page, look for the option to open NRI and NRO account and select it.

Step 3: As soon as the new page opens, customers will have two options to submit their KYC information.

Option 1 – Submit the documents at the SBI branch of your choice in India.

Option 2 – Verify the KYC documents with a Notary, High Commission, SBI Foreign Office, Indian Embassy, ​​Representative Office, Court Magistrate or Judge and mail them to the designated branch for further processing.

What are NRE and NRO accounts?

NRI account is a bank account opened in India in the name of an NRI to save his foreign earnings. NRO account is a bank account opened in India in the name of an NRI to manage his income earned in India. These earnings include rent, dividend, pension, interest etc.

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In a bid to increase the reach of its digital banking applications, State Bank of India (SBI) recently allowed any bank customer to make United Payments Interface (UPI) payments using its YONO app. This essentially means that you no longer need an SBI bank account to use the UPI features on the YONO mobile app. The public sector bank said in a press release, “With ‘YONO’ for every Indian, any bank customer will now have access to UPI features like Scan & Pay, Pay by Contact and Request Money in the new avatar of YONO.”

How does it work

SBI YONO Mobile Banking App is available on both Google Play Store and iPhone App Store. The onboarding process is very simple for non-SBI account holders. Once you download this app, there will be an option of ‘New to SBI’. Just below it is the ‘Register Now’ option. Non-SBI account holders can click on ‘Register Now’.

On the next page, you will see the option of ‘Register to Make UPI Payments’. Note that your phone number should be linked with your bank account number to use this facility. In the next step, you have to select the SIM which is registered with your bank account. To verify your number, an SMS will be sent from the selected mobile number. The bank says that standard charges will be applicable for this message.

What to do after registration starts

Once your number is verified, you need to select your bank to generate the UPI ID. You can either type your bank name or select the bank from the list. Now you will get a message in which it will be written that your registration for SBI Pay has started. If it is not you, please report to your bank immediately.

You can see your bank account number on the top of your screen. Now you have to create an SBI UPI handle. SBI will provide you three UPI ID options out of which you can select one.

Once you select a UPI ID, you will get a message that reads, “You have successfully created an SBI UPI handle.” You can see the UPI handle selected by you on the screen.

How to set MPIN

You need to set up an MPIN to login to your account and start making payments. In the next step, you need to set a six digit Permanent MPIN of your choice to login to your account. You must ensure that the MPIN must be six digits long. The bank has also given some instructions on how you select the numbers to set the MPIN. Read it carefully and set your MPIN.

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SBI has re-launched its digital banking application ‘YONO for Every Indian’ on Sunday by completely revising it. Through YONO (You Only Need One), bank customers will be able to get the facility of Unified Payments Interface facilities like scan and pay, payment through contact list, money request etc.

YONO has more than 60 million registered users since its inception in 2017. In FY23, 78.60 lakh savings accounts have been opened digitally through YONO in SBI. SBI said that the modern version of the YONO app will empower customers of other banks to embark on the YONO journey, thereby encouraging them to be a part of the ever-growing SBI family.

SBI also launched Interoperable Cardless Cash Withdrawal (ICCW) facilities which will be available to customers of SBI and other banks as well. Customers can withdraw cash from any Bank’s ICCW enabled ATM using ‘UPI QR Cash’.

Transaction will be done through single use QR code on ATM screen. Apart from this, users can easily withdraw cash through the scan and pay facility available on their UPI application. The ICCW facility mitigates risks such as shoulder surfing or card cloning by eliminating the need to enter the PIN or physically carry the debit card. Customers can avail instant cash withdrawal through secure digital channels.

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Press Information Bureau has called this message being sent to the customers of State Bank of India as fake. At the same time, now the State Bank of India is also sending an alert message to its customers and is appealing to them not to reply to any such message. The bank says that this message is fake and it is being sent to the customers for the purpose of fraud.

What is written in the message?

In a message being sent by cyber criminals in the name of the bank, customers have been told that their YONO account has been deactivated due to non-updation of PAN card details. Along with this, a link has also been given, on which click is being asked to update the PAN. The message reads, “Dear Customer, Your SBI YONO account has been closed today, contact now and update your PAN number in the following link”. PIB found in its fact check that this message is completely fake and is not being sent by the bank.

SBI alerts After this message came to the fore, now State Bank of India is also alerting its customers by sending a message. The bank has written in the message sent to the customers, “Beware of incoming SMS for pending KYC updation / suspension of YONO account / SIM card block / PAN card verification etc. Such SMS are fake, don’t reply to them.

Do not share information

If you receive any message or e-mail asking for your personal information, do not reply to it and do not share your personal details and banking details. If a link is given with a message, do not click on it.

How to complain

If you get fake messages, then you can complain on this mail report.phishing@sbi.co.in. Apart from this, you can also give information to the bank about this by calling 1930.

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Hence the name of this special service was given as Doorstep Banking Service. However, this facility is not available to everyone and one has to apply for it. Also, some fee has to be deposited as well. Senior citizens, differently-abled, suffering from dangerous diseases, blind, account holders with KYC registration, single or joint account holders and people living within 5 km radius of a bank branch can apply for this service.

SBI has told in a tweet that 3 doorstep banking facility will be given to the disabled customers in a month. A video related to this has also been released in the tweet, with the help of which customers will be able to know about this service easily.

What is Doorstep Banking Service

1. How to take advantage of this service on YONO App
2. Open SBI YONO App
3. Now go to Service Request Menu
4. Select Doorstep Banking Service
5. Place a request for check pickup, cash pickup or other service

Apply for SBI Doorstep Banking

For this, customers of State Bank of India will have to register. State Bank has given toll numbers for this, on which you can register for doorstep banking by calling. You can register for SBI Doorstep Banking by calling 1800 1037 188 or 1800 1213 721.

These facilities are available in doorstep

SBI offers many facilities in doorstep banking. It is divided into three different categories, such as pickup service, delivery service and other services.

1. cash pickup
2. cash delivery
3. check pickup
4. check receipt slip pickup
5. Form 15H Pickup
6. draft delivery
7. Term Delivery, Advice Delivery and Term Deposit Advice Delivery
8. life certificate pickup
9. KYC document pickup
10. Registration at home branch

what happens in this service

Doorstep banking facility is provided only at the home branch of the bank. In doorstep banking, a maximum deposit of Rs 20,000 and withdrawal can be made only up to Rs 20,000. The service charge is Rs 60 plus GST for non-financial transactions and Rs 100 plus GST for financial services. Withdrawal form including check and passbook can be used to withdraw money

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