SBI launches door-step banking for special customers

Jaipur, March 12, 2019: State Bank of India (SBI) – India’s largest commercial bank – launched ‘Door-step Banking’ for senior citizen customers over 70 years of age, differently abled customers and infirm customers including visually impaired customers. Under this new facility customers will be able to avail the above services at selected branches. (Details of branches are available on Bank’s website “bank.sbi”)

Doorstep Banking Services are available to fully KYC compliant account holders, with a valid mobile number registered with the bank and residing within 5 KM of radius from their Home Branch. This service will not be available for accounts operated jointly, minor account and accounts of non-personal nature.

Eligible customers can avail theses services with a nominal fee of Rs. 100 per transaction for financial transactions and Rs. 60 /per transaction for non-financial transactions. Customers will have to register at their home branch and additionally, differently abled and infirm customers will have to submit a medical certificate to that effect to register for this service.

About State Bank of India

State Bank of India (SBI) the largest commercial bank in terms of assets, deposits, branches, customers and employees; is also the largest mortgage lender in the country. As on December 31, 2018, the bank has a deposit base of over Rs. 28 lakh crore with CASA ratio of 45% and advances of over Rs. 21 lakh crore. SBI commands around 34% of market share in Home Loans and Auto Loans. The Bank has the largest network of 22,000 branches in India and an ATM / CDM network of over 58,000. The number of customers using internet banking facility are close to 5.73 crore and mobile banking services stand at 1.32 crore. Downloads for YONO – an integrated digital and lifestyle platform by SBI – are over 1.8 Crore, with more than 10 lakh logins per day. On social media platforms, SBI has the highest number of followers on Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn and Pinterest. The Bank tops the list of followers on Facebook and YouTube across all banks worldwide.