How to Retrieve Your SBI Bank Account Number Using Your Date of Birth or Aadhaar Number?

Locating your SBI account number has become increasingly convenient with the advent of technology and various official methods. This article will guide you through the process of finding your SBI account number whether it be through your date of birth or Aadhaar number. For security reasons, banks prioritize official channels to ensure the safety of your sensitive information.

Methods to Retrieve Your SBI Account Number

1. Using the SBI Mobile App

With the SBI YONO app, you can easily access your account number right from the palm of your hand. Here’s how:

Download the SBI YONO app from the App Store or Google Play if you haven't done so already. Log in using your credentials. Navigate to the 'My Accounts' section. Your account number should be displayed there.

2. Using Internet Banking

A secure and online alternative is the SBI Internet Banking website:

Go to the SBI Internet Banking website. Log in with your user ID and password. Your account number will be visible on the dashboard once logged in.

3. Using the SBI Customer Care

For urgent assistance, you can call the SBI Customer Care at:

1800 425 3800 1800 11 2211

If you provide your Aadhaar number or date of birth, they may help you get your account number with the necessary verification.

4. Visiting a Bank Branch

The traditional method is to visit your nearest SBI branch:

Bring your Aadhaar card and any other identification. Request assistance from the bank staff to retrieve your account number.

5. Checking Passbook or Cheque Book

If you have a passbook or cheque book, your account number will be printed on those documents.

Important Note

For security reasons, banks typically do not provide account numbers solely based on date of birth or Aadhaar number without proper verification. Always ensure that you are using official channels to access your banking information.

Additional Information

While opening a savings account, your date of birth is mentioned in the Customer Identification File (CIF), and now Aadhaar number is mandatory. If your DOB or Aadhaar is linked with the CIF, the account details will display seamlessly.

Note: For more detailed information, please consult the RBI guidelines or your local SBI branch.