Happy news for SBI Bank account holders
The bank has given gifts to all customers
State Bank of India has now decided to completely eliminate the charges levied from its account holders, now customers will not be charged for many services of the bank.
Complete SMS alerts and minimum balance charges
State Bank of India recently told its customers through its official Twitter account that it will no longer charge SMS alerts and minimum balance charges from account holders. This means that no maintenance charges for SBI saving account and along with the bank has said that to get rid of unnecessary apps today all the account holders download YONOSBI so that they can take all the information of their account.
Complete SMS alerts and minimum balance charges
State Bank of India recently told its customers through its official Twitter account that it will no longer charge SMS alerts and minimum balance charges from account holders. This means that no maintenance charges for SBI saving account and along with the bank has said that to get rid of unnecessary apps today all the account holders download YONOSBI so that they can take all the information of their account.
According to the official tweet by SBI, henceforth customers will not have to pay the fee for not keeping SMS alert and minimum balance. The bank has now completely abolished the charge levied for backing service messages on the mobile number registered with the customer's account. Now the customer will not have to pay any money for this.
Happy news for SBI Bank account holders
The bank has given gifts to all customers
CLICK HERE RAD IN HINDI
Charge was imposed for not having a minimum balance of savings account -
In the State Bank of India, the first account holders had to keep a maintenance of 3 thousand rupees as minimum balance. Earlier, such customers who could not keep Rs 3 thousand in the account were charged maintenance charges and if it becomes less than 50 per cent (Rs 1,500), then they had to pay Rs 10 and GST as a fee. If the balance in your account falls below 75%, then you had to pay 15 rupees and GST as a fee, but now you will not have to pay any extra charges.
How much did SBI SMS Alert Transaction Alert Charge used to look like before -
By giving details of transactions from every small or big account by the bank, it means that the account holder can know what is happening in their account, the bank informs the information through SMS to the customer. For this, the State Bank used to deduct quarterly Rs 12 plus GST charge from every customer, now after the new rules, this service will be given to the customers free of cost, they will not have to drink any kind of extra charges.
Today is the foundation day of the country's largest bank State Bank of India (SBI). On 1 July 1955, the name of the Imperial Bank was changed to State Bank of India. Since then, every year on July 1, the establishment day of the bank is celebrated in the foreign and domestic branches of SBI. SBI is the most reliable bank in the country. It is the largest commercial bank in terms of profits, deposits, assets, assets, branches and customers. The larger the SBI, the larger and richer its history is. Know the facts related to 213 year old SBI that you will be unaware of.
10 facts related to SBI
1. Bank of Kolkata was established in Kolkata in the year 1806. Which later became known as Bank of Bengal.
2. In 1921, Bank of Mumbai and Bank of Madras merged into Bank of Bengal. Which together formed the Imperial Bank of India.
3. The main objective of the Imperial Bank was to support European trade. The stock holders of this bank were especially Europeans. Its banking operation and structure was strongly influenced by the local business environment.
4. In the year 1860, there was a big change in its banking operation. In 1861, the Paper Currency Act was passed. The government gave the bank the power to issue note currency. Then it was the only bank that had the power to issue notes in the British era.
5. After independence, the Reserve Bank of India acquired Imperial Bank of India in the year 1955. This acquisition took place under the India Act (1955). After this, the bank was named State Bank.
6. Only in the year 1955 was the State Bank of India (Subsidiary Act) passed. After this, in October, State Bank of Hyderabad became the first associate bank of SBI. These associate banks include State Bank Bikaner, State Bank of Indore, State Bank of Jaipur, State Bank of Saurashtra, State Bank of Mysore, State Bank of Patiala, State Bank of Travancore, Bharatiya Mahila Bank (BMB). However on 1 April 2017, these associate banks merged into SBI.
7. On the year 1963, SBI opened its first international branch in London. State Bank became the first banker of the Indian High Commission.
8. Today State Bank of India is present in 36 countries of the world.
9. State Bank of India has 43,000 ATMs in the country. Talking about branches, SBI has a total of 24,000 branches.
10. Arundhati Bhattacharya, the first female chairperson of State Bank, took the position in the year 2013. Which in 2015 Forbes magazine was included in the list of the most powerful women.
The bank has given gifts to all customers
State Bank of India has now decided to completely eliminate the charges levied from its account holders, now customers will not be charged for many services of the bank.
State Bank of India recently told its customers through its official Twitter account that it will no longer charge SMS alerts and minimum balance charges from account holders. This means that no maintenance charges for SBI saving account and along with the bank has said that to get rid of unnecessary apps today all the account holders download YONOSBI so that they can take all the information of their account.
Complete SMS alerts and minimum balance charges
State Bank of India recently told its customers through its official Twitter account that it will no longer charge SMS alerts and minimum balance charges from account holders. This means that no maintenance charges for SBI saving account and along with the bank has said that to get rid of unnecessary apps today all the account holders download YONOSBI so that they can take all the information of their account.
According to the official tweet by SBI, henceforth customers will not have to pay the fee for not keeping SMS alert and minimum balance. The bank has now completely abolished the charge levied for backing service messages on the mobile number registered with the customer's account. Now the customer will not have to pay any money for this.
Happy news for SBI Bank account holders
The bank has given gifts to all customers
CLICK HERE RAD IN HINDI
Charge was imposed for not having a minimum balance of savings account -
In the State Bank of India, the first account holders had to keep a maintenance of 3 thousand rupees as minimum balance. Earlier, such customers who could not keep Rs 3 thousand in the account were charged maintenance charges and if it becomes less than 50 per cent (Rs 1,500), then they had to pay Rs 10 and GST as a fee. If the balance in your account falls below 75%, then you had to pay 15 rupees and GST as a fee, but now you will not have to pay any extra charges.
How much did SBI SMS Alert Transaction Alert Charge used to look like before -
By giving details of transactions from every small or big account by the bank, it means that the account holder can know what is happening in their account, the bank informs the information through SMS to the customer. For this, the State Bank used to deduct quarterly Rs 12 plus GST charge from every customer, now after the new rules, this service will be given to the customers free of cost, they will not have to drink any kind of extra charges.
Today is the foundation day of the country's largest bank State Bank of India (SBI). On 1 July 1955, the name of the Imperial Bank was changed to State Bank of India. Since then, every year on July 1, the establishment day of the bank is celebrated in the foreign and domestic branches of SBI. SBI is the most reliable bank in the country. It is the largest commercial bank in terms of profits, deposits, assets, assets, branches and customers. The larger the SBI, the larger and richer its history is. Know the facts related to 213 year old SBI that you will be unaware of.
10 facts related to SBI
1. Bank of Kolkata was established in Kolkata in the year 1806. Which later became known as Bank of Bengal.
2. In 1921, Bank of Mumbai and Bank of Madras merged into Bank of Bengal. Which together formed the Imperial Bank of India.
3. The main objective of the Imperial Bank was to support European trade. The stock holders of this bank were especially Europeans. Its banking operation and structure was strongly influenced by the local business environment.
4. In the year 1860, there was a big change in its banking operation. In 1861, the Paper Currency Act was passed. The government gave the bank the power to issue note currency. Then it was the only bank that had the power to issue notes in the British era.
5. After independence, the Reserve Bank of India acquired Imperial Bank of India in the year 1955. This acquisition took place under the India Act (1955). After this, the bank was named State Bank.
6. Only in the year 1955 was the State Bank of India (Subsidiary Act) passed. After this, in October, State Bank of Hyderabad became the first associate bank of SBI. These associate banks include State Bank Bikaner, State Bank of Indore, State Bank of Jaipur, State Bank of Saurashtra, State Bank of Mysore, State Bank of Patiala, State Bank of Travancore, Bharatiya Mahila Bank (BMB). However on 1 April 2017, these associate banks merged into SBI.
7. On the year 1963, SBI opened its first international branch in London. State Bank became the first banker of the Indian High Commission.
8. Today State Bank of India is present in 36 countries of the world.
9. State Bank of India has 43,000 ATMs in the country. Talking about branches, SBI has a total of 24,000 branches.
10. Arundhati Bhattacharya, the first female chairperson of State Bank, took the position in the year 2013. Which in 2015 Forbes magazine was included in the list of the most powerful women.
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