SBI waives SMS charges on mobile fund transfers: Here’s how to register
The State Bank of India (SBI) has stated that SMS fees for mobile fund transfers have been eliminated. Customers of SBI can now use USSD services to transact without paying extra fees.

According to the official twitter account of SBI, “SMS charges now waived off on mobile fund transfers! Users can now conveniently transact without any additional charges.”
How to use this service?
Just dial * 9# & & avail Banking services absolutely free, this is specially for feature phone users, it added.
*99# Services:
- Send money
- Request money
- Account balance
- Mini statement
- Change UPI PIN
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— State Bank of India (@TheOfficialSBI) 1663408825000How to register for USSD (Unstructured Supplementary Service Data)
According to the SBI website, below are the simple steps to register to avail free mobile fund transfers using USSD.
: i. Send a SMS to 9223440000. User ID and default MPIN will be sent as response to the above SMS.
ii. Change the default MPIN : - Dial *595#
- Enter User ID and select option 4
- Enter Old MPIN (Default MPIN received over SMS for first time user) and SEND
- Enter New MPIN of your choice (6 characters/ digits) and SEND
- Confirm new MPIN and SEND.
- You will get a response
– “Your MPIN is changed”.
iii. Register at ATM/ Internet Banking/ Branch
Onlinesbi: Log into OnlineSBI, select eServices > State Bank Freedom from the list on the left side > Registration > Enter User ID and mobile number > Select the account (only SB/ CA) to be enabled > submit.
For adding more accounts, visit the Home branch of the primary account or other accounts. - At the Branch: Visit the Home Branch of your account.
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