The official SBI WhatsApp Banking number is +91 90226 90226. You can use the service to check your balance and request a mini statement without opening a separate banking app. Start by checking the number on SBI’s official service page.
In this guide: Registration · Balance and mini statement · Fees, hours and languages · Safety checks
How to register for SBI WhatsApp Banking
Send Hi to +91 90226 90226 on WhatsApp and follow the official service’s OTP authentication process. Use your bank-registered mobile number for account services. SBI’s current instructions describe this direct registration process; an SMS registration step is not listed as a prerequisite.
If registration does not work, use the help options on SBI’s website. Avoid repeatedly sending account details to numbers supplied by an unknown contact.
How to check your balance or mini statement
After registration, open the SBI chat and choose the balance enquiry or mini statement service. Follow the prompts shown in the chat. SBI’s own guide describes the mini statement as the last five transactions; use an account statement when you need a longer record.
Do not assume every request works without authentication or finishes immediately. Follow the current service prompts.
Other services available
SBI lists pension slips, cheque-book requests, debit-card blocking, loan information and interest certificates among its WhatsApp services. The menu may guide you through additional steps for a particular request. Check the official service page for the current scope rather than assuming the chat is only for viewing information.
Fees, hours and languages
SBI says it charges no service fee and offers the service around the clock. Supported languages are English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Marathi, Gujarati and Punjabi. Your internet connection is still required.
How to check the account and protect your information
SBI’s current FAQ describes a blue verified-business badge. Match the number against SBI’s website as well; do not rely on a saved contact name.
SBI’s cybersecurity guidance advises protecting your phone with a strong password or biometrics, avoiding unknown links and apps, and never sharing OTPs, ATM PINs or CVVs over the phone. Completing authentication in a service you initiated is different from giving a code to a caller.
A stolen or unlocked phone should not be treated as harmless. Contact the bank promptly through its official support channels if your phone or banking access is compromised. This guide does not guarantee protection from fraud.
Frequently asked questions
How do I leave the service? Send Deregister in the official SBI chat and follow the instructions.
Can non-customers use it? SBI says non-customers can explore products and find branches or ATMs; account services are for existing customers.
Where can I check service details? Refer to SBI’s WhatsApp banking guide alongside its current service page.
Related guide
Looking for another bank? See our Bank of Baroda WhatsApp banking guide.
For more banks, see our WhatsApp banking directory for six Indian banks, with links to each bank’s official service page.
Editorial update, 22 September 2026: registration, verification-badge and security wording checked against the official SBI pages linked above.
Last Updated on 9 minutes ago by Team Paisaseekho
