To log in to your SBI net banking account, you will need your Customer ID and password. Your Customer ID is your unique identification number which is given to you when you open a bank account with SBI. If you do not know your Customer ID, you can find it on your passbook or welcome letter.
Once you have your Customer ID, go to the SBI net banking login page and enter your Customer ID in the ‘User ID’ field. Then, enter your password in the ‘Password’ field and click on the ‘Login’ button. If you have entered the correct details, you will be taken to your account dashboard and see SBI Mini Statement.
If you are using a public computer or a shared computer, it is important that you log out of your account by clicking on the ‘Logout’ button after you have finished using SBI net banking. This will ensure that no one else can access your account.
What are the Security Measures for SBI Net Banking?
SBI has implemented a number of security measures to make sure that only authorized users can access customer accounts and information. When you log in to your account, all of your data is encrypted so that it cannot be read by anyone else. In addition, SBI uses Two Factor Authentication (2FA) for certain transactions such as fund transfers and bill payments. 2FA adds an extra layer of security by requiring customers to enter a one-time password (OTP) which is sent to their registered mobile number before they can complete a transaction.
In case of any suspicious activity in your account, SBI will send you an alert via SMS or email so that you can take action immediately. You can also set up transaction limits for different types of transactions so that if there are any unauthorized transactions, they will be blocked automatically.
If you have any concerns about the security of SBI net banking, you can contact the bank’s 24/7 customer care helpline for assistance.