What Is The Process Of PNB ATM PIN Generation? Step-by-Step Guide to Set & Reset PIN

ATM PIN, the process is simple and can be done through a PNB ATM, internet banking, or the PNB One app, depending on the option available for your card. In most cases, PNB first sends a Green PIN OTP to your registered mobile number. You then use that OTP to create a new 4-digit ATM PIN. To complete the process, you need your debit card, registered mobile number, and sometimes card details like expiry date. Once the PIN is set successfully, you can start using your card for ATM withdrawals and other transactions.

Key Takeaways:

1. PNB ATM PIN can be set or reset using a Green PIN OTP sent to your registered mobile number.
    
2. You can complete the process at a PNB ATM, through internet banking, or via the PNB One app.
    
3. The OTP is time-sensitive, so the PIN should be set quickly after receiving it.
    
4. Keep your debit card details and registered mobile number ready before starting.

What is an ATM PIN?

A PIN for an ATM is a 4-digit numeric code used to protect transactions using your PNB debit card at ATMs and for other activities related to the card. It is used to authenticate your identity and confirm transactions. You will have to create your PIN upon receiving your PNB debit card or if you want to change it. 

PNB employs a "Green PIN" method, where a 6-digit OTP is delivered to your registered mobile number. This OTP is 72 hours valid and can be utilised for PIN generation or modification. 

You have several options for generating or resetting your PIN: at an ATM by choosing the relevant option, via PNB's internet banking, via SMS or IVR, or through the PNB mobile banking application.
 

What Is Green PIN?

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The Green PIN is a One-Time Password (OTP) sent to a customer's registered mobile number.

Here are the features of the Green PIN:
 

• It is a 6-digit numeric OTP.
• It is valid for 72 hours after being received.
• It can be used only once.

How is Green PIN generated?

The Green PIN can be generated in two situations
 

1. When a new debit card is issued by the branch and activated through the DCARD menu in the CBS system before being given to the customer.
    
2. When the customer requests a duplicate PIN by sending an SMS with the format DCPIN <CARD NUMBER> to 5607040 or 9264092640, but only from their registered mobile number.

What Is The Process PNB ATM Pin Generation By SMS?

The process of PNB ATM PIN generation by SMS is simple, you just need to follow these steps:

Step 1: Send an SMS from your registered mobile number to 5607040 or 9264092640 in this format:

DCPIN <space> <cardnumber>.

Step 2: As soon as your card details are verified, the bank will send a 6-digit OTP (Green PIN) to your registered mobile number, which will remain valid for 72 hours.

Step 3: With this 6-digit OTP, you can activate your PNB debit card either through net banking, mobile app, ATM, or by calling the customer care service. Remember that the OTP is valid for 72 hours.

The details for activation via the different methods (net banking, mobile app, ATM, or customer care) are further discussed below.

What Are The Steps to Generate PNB Bank Atm PIN via Internet Banking?

Here are the steps to generate PNB Bank Atm PIN via Internet Banking
 

1. Visit the official website of PNB Bank.
2. Click on the ‘Internet Banking’ on the top right corner of the page.
3. Select ‘Retail Internet Banking’ from the drop-down menu.
4. Login to your Internet Banking Services (IBS) retail account.
5. Once logged in, navigate to the ‘Value Added Services’ option.
6. Select the ‘Card Related Services’ option.

What Are The Steps To Generate PNB Debit Card PIN Generation Online Via Mobile Banking App

Here are the steps to generate a PNB Bank Atm PIN via a Mobile Banking App
 

1. Download the ‘PNB One’ app from the Google Play Store or the Apple Play Store.
2. Install the application on your device.
3. Log in to your PNB One App with the help of your login credentials.
4. After logging in, tap on the ‘Debit Card’ option.
5. Select the ‘Generate Green PIN’ option.
6. Choose the account number to which your card is attached.

What Are The Steps to Generate PNB Bank Atm PIN via PNB ATM?

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Here are the steps to generate PNB Bank Atm PIN via PNB ATM
 

1. Visit any PNB ATM.
2. Insert your PNB ATM card into the ATM.
3. Select your preferred language on the screen.
4. Select the ‘Create/Change PIN (GPIN)’ option on the PNB ATM.
5. Proceed to OTP Generation/OTP Validation.
6. Enter the 6-digit OTP received on your registered mobile number.
7. Enter your 4-digit ATM cum Debit Card PIN.

What Are The Steps to Generate PNB Bank Atm PIN via IVR (Interactive Voice Response)?

Here are the steps to generate a PNB Bank Atm PIN via IVR (Interactive Voice Response)
 

1. Dial 1800-1800 or 1800-2021 to reach the IVR.
2. Select your preferred language.
3. Choose the option for Debit Card related operations.
4. Select the option to generate or validate OTP.
5. Enter your sixteen-digit Debit Card number.
6. Enter your 4-digit ATM cum Debit Card PIN.
7. Confirm your New PIN.

What Are The Steps to generate PNB Bank ATM PIN via Branch Visit?

The process for generating a PNB ATM PIN at the branch follows:
 

1. Visit the nearest PNB branch: Go to any PNB branch and speak with a customer service representative.
2. Request PIN Generation/Change: Tell the representative that you want to generate or change your ATM PIN.
3. Debit Card Verification: You will have to show your debit card for verification.
4. OTP Generation: The bank will send an OTP to your registered mobile number for verification. 
5. PIN Setting: Enter this OTP and set a new four-digit ATM PIN of your choice or the bank representative may help you with this.

What Is The Difference between Green PIN and ATM PIN?

Here’s the information rewritten in simple language and presented in a table for easier comparison:
 

Method

Digitally generated, no need for paper PIN mailers.

Can be set or changed at ATMs or through digital channels.

Security

Uses OTPs, improving security by reducing the risk of PIN theft as it is not sent in the mail.

Ensures only the cardholder knows the PIN for safe transactions.