SBI Credit Card Payment

You can follow these simple steps to make a NEFT Credit Card payment:

• Step 1: Provide your user name and password on your net banking facility provided by your bank to log into your personal account.
• Step 2: Under the “Third Party Transfer Option”, add your SBI Card as the beneficiary.
• Step 3: Provide your 16 digit SBI Card number instead of the account number on the internet banking page.
• Step 4: Add the IFSC code for your SBI Card as SBIN00CARDS to make a NEFT Credit Card Payment.
• Step 5: Provide the beneficiary name as SBI Credit Card- NEFT.
• Step 6: Fill the address of the bank as Payment Systems Group, State Bank GITC, CBD Belapur, Navi Mumbai.
• Step 7: Click the submit button to complete the registration process.
• Step 8: To make the payment, choose SBI Card as the beneficiary and enter the amount that you wish to transfer.
• Step 9: You will get a notification once the process is complete along with a transaction reference number.
• Step 10: Once the amount has been credited to your SBI Card account, you will also get a notification via SMS to acknowledge the payment made.

All payments made towards SBI Credit Cards will reflect within 3 hours in your SBI Credit Card account. IF you make any payment until 3:30 pm via NEFT transfer, it will get credited within 3 working hours the same day. If not, the payment may be credited on the following day to the chosen SBI credit card account.

All individuals who have a bank account with SBI and also have an active third party transfer option in the current net banking facility can use NEFT services for SBI Card payments. Once your SBI card is registered as a beneficiary, you can make payments into the account each month. In addition to this, your bank must be NEFT enabled. To check if the bank account that you wish to make a transfer from is NEFT Enabled, you can visit the official Reserve Bank of India’s website.

With NEFT Transfers, there is no minimum and maximum limit when the transfer is made from an SBI account. However, the maximum amount allowed per day may vary as per the bank that you wish to make your NEFT Credit Card payment from.

There are several reasons why most customers choose NEFT to make payments on their SBI Card, such as:

• This is a convenient method that allows you to pay your bill from anywhere at any time.
• It is one of the safest online payment methods available.
• NEFT charges are extremely nominal.
• There is no minimum or maximum cap on the transfers made using NEFT facilities.
• In case there are any errors while carrying out the transaction, the amount will be credited back to your bank account in the shortest period possible.
• All funds transferred via NEFT are managed by the RBI. This makes it the most dependable system that is also extremely well grounded.

There are no NEFT Charges applied on any inward settlements that are carried out. For outward settlements, the NEFT Charges depend upon the amount that you transfer each time. No charges are applied to NEFT transfers initiated online via internet banking and/or mobile banking.

The current NEFT Charges as per the Reserve Bank of India are as follows:

GST is applicable to all the charges mentioned above.

NEFT transactions can be carried out on a round-the-clock basis i.e. 24×7 for 365 days, including holidays. The NEFT transactions are settled in 48 half-hourly batches every day. The first batch starts at 00:30 hours and the last batch ends at 00:00 hours.

NEFT transactions are possible on Bank Holidays. In addition to this, NEFT transactions can be made on Sundays, second Saturdays and fourth Saturdays. NEFT transactions after usual banking hours of banks are expected to be automated transactions initiated using ‘Straight Through Processing (STP)’ modes by the banks.