Check the SBI Credit Card Statement

An SBI Credit Card Statement is a summary of all the transactions made using your credit card during a billing cycle. It usually includes details like the total amount spent, the payment made last month, the amount due, and the payment due date to avoid penalties. It's important to regularly check your statement to ensure there are no unauthorized or fraudulent transactions.

• Helps identify errors or discrepancies easily
• Gives access to charges, transactions, and card details
• Allows users to correct mistakes by taking necessary actions
• Offers information about new products, offers, and card updates
• Shows outstanding dues along with payments made in previous months
• Keeps users informed before the payment due date
• Provides a detailed summary of your card usage
• Lets users check earned reward points for better usage

1. Download the SBI Card app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
2. Log in with your user ID, password, touch ID, or MPIN.
3. From the main menu, click on ‘My Account’.
4. Select ‘Account Details’ and then click on ‘Card Statement’.
5. Click on ‘View Statement’ and choose your preferred time period.

1. Visit the official SBI Card website.
2. Log in to your account with your login ID and password.
3. On the left side of the homepage, click on the ‘My Account’ option.
4. From the drop-down menu, click on ‘Card Statement’.
5. Your credit card statement will be displayed with details like the total amount due and payment due date.

1. Visit the official SBI Card website.
2. Click on the ‘Ask ILA’ option located at the bottom-right of the screen.
3. Log in using your SBI Card user ID and password.
4. Click on the ‘Statement’ option, and the live assistant will guide you to view your credit card statement and other details.

1. In-Person Request: Visit any branch of State Bank of India (SBI) to avail of a physical copy of your credit card statement.
2. Speak with a bank representative and provide the necessary details to get a printed statement.

1. Call SBI Credit Card Customer Care at one of these numbers to inquire about your statement:
• 1860 180 1290
• 1860 500 1290
• 39 02 02 02
2. You can request information about your statement, or if you need any assistance regarding your account.

1. Subscribe for E-statements: To receive your credit card statement via SMS, send a message to 5676791 from your registered mobile number.
2. Process:
• SMS ESTMT XXXX to 5676791.
  (Here, 'XXXX' refers to the last 4 digits of your credit card number.)
3. After subscribing, you will receive your credit card statement directly to your mobile phone via SMS.

1. Send SMS:
• SMS "ESR" to 5676791, or send "ESTMT XXXX" (where "XXXX" is the last 4 digits of your credit card number) to 5676791.
2. Call Customer Care:
• Call the SBI customer care number and inform them that you want to opt for e-statements.
3. Send an Email:
• Email the bank, requesting to switch to e-statements.
4. Visit the Official Website:
• Go to the SBI website, click on "Ask ILA," log in using your user ID and password, and subscribe to the e-statement service.

1. Minimum Amount Due:
   The minimum payment is the smallest amount you must pay to avoid late fees. It’s typically a small percentage of the total due or a fixed amount, whichever is higher.
2. Current Outstanding Balance:
   This is the total amount of money you owe as of the statement date, which you need to pay before the payment due date.
3. Transaction Summary:
   This section summarizes all the transactions made with your credit card during the billing cycle. It includes purchases, payments, credits, and any adjustments to your balance.
4. Total Amount Due:
   This is the entire amount you owe, including the balance from the previous month, new purchases, cash advances, interest charges, fees, and other applicable charges.
5. Billing Cycle:
   This is the period during which your credit card transactions are accumulated. It typically lasts for one month, and you must make the payment for that period.
6. Closing Balance:
   The closing balance represents the total balance due on your credit card at the end of the billing cycle. This is the amount you must pay if you want to clear all your dues.
7. Payment Due Date:
   The due date is the last day by which you need to pay the outstanding amount to avoid late fees. Payments made after this date attract a penalty.