An SBI Mini Statement provides a quick overview of recent transactions, allowing customers to track their financial activities without downloading a full statement. It displays the last five transactions, including debits, credits, and the available balance.

Example:

Amit, a salaried employee, receives his monthly salary on the 1st. On the 6th, he wants to check whether his rent payment of ₹15,000 and an online shopping transaction of ₹3,500 have been processed. Instead of downloading a full bank statement, he retrieves his SBI Mini Statement via SMS banking.

The mini statement shows the following details:

Date	Transaction Details	Debit (₹)	Credit (₹)	Balance (₹)
01-Mar-2025	Salary Credit	—	60,000	60,000
03-Mar-2025	UPI Transfer to Friend	2,500	—	57,500
04-Mar-2025	Grocery Purchase (Card)	3,000	—	54,000
05-Mar-2025	Rent Payment (NEFT)	15,000	—	39,000
06-Mar-2025	Cash Withdrawal (ATM)	5,000	—	34,000

By quickly checking his SBI Mini Statement, Amit confirms that all transactions have been processed successfully. This convenient service allows SBI customers to monitor their transactions and manage their finances effortlessly.

How to get an SBI Bank Statement?

Online Method

Through Online banking
Through the SBI YONO Lite App
Through WhatsApp Banking

Read More – How to Get Bank Statement Online

Offline Method

Through Missed Call

Step 1: Dial the Missed Call Number

From your registered mobile number, dial 09223866666.

Step 2: Let the Call Drop

Allow the call to ring for a few seconds.
The call will disconnect automatically, and you do not need to speak to anyone.

Step 3: Receive an SMS

Shortly after disconnecting, you will receive an SMS from SBI.
This SMS will contain details of your last 5 transactions, including debits, credits, and balances.

Through SMS

Step 1: Send an SMS to Request Your E-Statement

Open the Messaging App on your mobile phone.
Compose a new message in the following format:

ESTMT <Account Number> <4-Digit Code>
- Replace <Account Number> with your actual SBI Savings Bank Account Number.
- Replace <4-Digit Code> with any 4-digit number of your choice (this will be used to encrypt the PDF file).
Example:
If your account number is 1234567890 and you choose 4321 as your 4-digit code, send:
ESTMT 1234567890 4321
Send the SMS to +91-7208933145 from your registered mobile number.

Step 2: Receive Confirmation from SBI

After sending the SMS, you will receive a confirmation message from SBI.
The bank statement will be sent to your registered email ID within a short time.

Step 3: Download and Open the Statement

Check your email inbox (registered with SBI) for a new message from SBI e-Statement Services.
The bank statement will be attached as a PDF file.
To open the PDF, enter the 4-digit code that you used in the SMS request

Steps to Download SBI Bank Statement Online

Through Online Banking

Step 1: Log in to SBI Net Banking

Open your web browser and visit the SBI Internet Banking Portal
Enter your User ID and Password to log in.
If required, complete the OTP verification sent to your registered mobile number.

Step 2: Navigate to the “Account Statement” Section

Once logged in, go to the “My Accounts” section.
Click on “Account Statement” from the available options.

Step 3: Select Account and Statement Period

Choose the specific bank account for which you want to generate the statement.
Select the statement period:
- You can choose predefined periods such as last month, last three months, or a custom date range.
Click on “Submit” to generate the statement.

Step 4: Download the Bank Statement

After the statement is displayed on the screen, look for download options.
Choose the preferred format:
- PDF format – Suitable for printing and official purposes.
- Excel format – Useful for financial analysis and record-keeping.
Click on “Download” to save the statement to your device.

Through the SBI YONO Lite App

Step 1: Download and Install the YONO SBI App

Open the Google Play Store (for Android users) or Apple App Store (for iPhone users).
Search for “YONO SBI App” and select the official app by the State Bank of India.
Tap “Install” to download and install the app on your mobile device.

Step 2: Log in to the YONO SBI App

Open the YONO SBI app.
Log in using your User ID and Password, MPIN, or biometric authentication (Fingerprint/Face ID).

Step 3: Navigate to “Accounts”

On the home screen, tap on the “Accounts” option.
A list of your linked SBI accounts will appear.

Step 4: Select the Relevant Account

Choose the bank account for which you need the statement.
Your account balance and recent transactions will be displayed.

Step 5: View the Statement

Tap on the “View Statement” option.
Select the desired date range for which you want to generate the statement.
The app will display all transactions for the selected period.

Step 6: Download and Save the Statement as a PDF

Tap on the “Passbook” icon.
Select the option to download the statement in PDF format.
The statement will be saved to your device for easy access, printing, or sharing.

Through WhatsApp Banking

Step 1: Register for SBI WhatsApp Banking

Before using WhatsApp Banking, you need to register your mobile number with the service. There are two ways to do this:

Option 1: Register via WhatsApp

Save the SBI WhatsApp Banking number +91-9022690226 in your phone’s contacts.
Open WhatsApp and send “Hi” to +91-9022690226 from your registered mobile number.
Follow the instructions provided by the SBI Chat-Bot to complete the registration.

Option 2: Register via SMS

Open the Messaging App on your registered mobile number.
Send an SMS in the following format:
WAREG <Your Account Number>
Example: If your account number is 123456789, send WAREG 123456789 to +91-7208933148.
You will receive a confirmation message once the registration is successful.

Step 2: Request Your SBI Bank Statement via WhatsApp

Once registration is complete, open WhatsApp on your phone.
Send “Hi” to +91-9022690226 (SBI WhatsApp Banking number).
The SBI Chat-Bot will respond with a menu of available banking services.
Select the option for “Account Statement” or type the relevant keyword as prompted.
Choose the desired statement period (last few transactions or a specific date range).
The SBI Chat-Bot will send your mini statement (last 5 transactions) as a WhatsApp message.

Understanding SBI Bank Statements

1. Account Details

The top section of your SBI bank statement includes essential account information, such as:

Account Holder’s Name: The name of the individual or entity holding the account.
Account Number: The unique number assigned to your bank account.
IFSC Code: The Indian Financial System Code (IFSC) is used for NEFT, RTGS, and IMPS transactions.
Branch Name: The name and location of the SBI branch where the account is maintained.
Statement Period: The date range for which the transactions are listed in the statement.

2. Transaction History

This section contains detailed records of all transactions in your account during the specified period. The key components include:

Date: The date on which the transaction occurred.
Description/Narration: A brief explanation of the transaction (e.g., ATM withdrawal, salary credit, fund transfer).
Debit (Withdrawals): The amount deducted from your account (e.g., purchases, ATM withdrawals, bill payments).
Credit (Deposits): The amount added to your account (e.g., salary credits, fund transfers, cash deposits).
Reference Number: A unique transaction ID for tracking payments or disputes.
Mode of Transaction: Indicates how the transaction was carried out (e.g., UPI, NEFT, IMPS, RTGS, ATM, Cheque).

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3. Available Balance

This section shows the remaining funds in your account after each transaction. The balance updates in real-time as transactions occur.

Opening Balance – The amount in your account at the start of the statement period.
Closing Balance – The amount remaining after all transactions within the statement period.
Available Balance vs. Total Balance – The available balance reflects funds accessible for withdrawal, while the total balance may include uncleared cheques or holds.

4. Charges and Deductions

SBI provides a free account statement once a month for all customers. This statement can be accessed through various digital banking channels, including Internet Banking, the YONO SBI mobile app, and Email E-Statement services. These options allow customers to conveniently view, download, or receive their monthly statements without any additional charges, ensuring easy access to their transaction history.

SBI Bank Mini Statement vs Full Statement

Feature	Mini Statement	Full Statement
Number of transactions	Last 5 transactions only	All transactions for a selected period
Access methods	Missed Call, SMS, ATM, WhatsApp, YONO SBI	Internet Banking, YONO SBI, Email, and Branch
Availabilty	24/7 through digital services	Anytime via online banking or during branch hours
Charges	Free (except standard SMS charges)	Free for monthly statements, ₹100 + GST per page for branch requests
Best for	Checking recent transactions quickly	Detailed financial tracking and record-keeping

Common Issues and Troubleshooting for SBI Bank Statements

1. Forgot Login Credentials for Internet Banking

Example:

Priya tried to check her bank statement online but couldn’t remember her password. She clicked on the “Forgot Password” link on the SBI Internet Banking page, entered her debit card and account details, and received an OTP on her registered mobile number. She reset her password successfully and was able to log in again.

How to resolve:

Go to the SBI Internet Banking login page.
Click on “Forgot Username/Password”.
Enter required details (ATM card, mobile number, account number).
Use the OTP received on your mobile to reset credentials.
If you’ve changed your number, visit your nearest branch with valid ID proof to update your contact details.

Step	Solution
Forgot Password	Use the “Forgot Password” option with a debit card and OTP
Forgot Username	Use the “Forgot Username” option with mobile/email
No access to a registered mobile	Visit the SBI branch with your ID to update details

2. Unable to Download the Statement

Example:
Raj was trying to download his account statement using Chrome, but the page kept freezing. He switched to Firefox, cleared his browser cache, and used Incognito mode. This time, the statement was downloaded instantly in PDF format.

How to resolve:

Ensure your internet connection is stable.
Switch browsers (e.g., Chrome to Firefox).
Use Incognito/Private mode to avoid extension conflicts.
Clear browser cache and cookies.
If using YONO SBI, update the app and grant storage permissions.
Make sure a PDF reader is installed on your device.

Step	Fix
Page not loading	Check the internet; try Incognito mode or a different browser
Download is not working in YONO	Update the app and enable storage permissions
The PDF file is not opening	Ensure you have a PDF reader like Adobe installed
Repeated download failures	Try Internet Banking or request an e-statement via SMS

3. Not Receiving Email Statements

Example:

Kavita noticed that she didn’t receive her usual e-statement on the 5th of the month. She checked her spam folder—nothing there. Then she logged into SBI Net Banking, went to Profile Settings, and found that her email ID was outdated. After updating it, she sent an SMS in the proper format and received the statement within minutes.

How to resolve:

Check your Spam or Junk folder.
Log in to SBI Net Banking, then Profile Settings, and from there, verify your email ID.
Make sure your email inbox isn’t full.
To resend the statement:
- Send SMS: ESMT <Account Number> <4-digit code>
- Send to: 7208933145

Issue	Solution
Not receiving email	Check Spam folder; confirm registered email
The email ID is outdated	Update email in Net Banking under Profile Settings
Need a statement urgently	Use the SMS service to request an e-statement
Inbox full	Clear space in your email storage

Conclusion

SBI bank statements serve as an essential financial record, helping customers track their transactions, monitor account balances, and identify charges or deductions. They can be accessed through multiple channels, including Internet Banking, YONO SBI, ATMs, SMS Banking, and WhatsApp Banking, providing flexibility and convenience.

For quick access to recent transactions, a mini statement is ideal, while a full statement offers a detailed breakdown of all transactions over a selected period. Customers can also opt for e-statements via email for a secure and paperless experience.

In case of any issues, such as forgotten login credentials, difficulties downloading the statement, or not receiving email statements, SBI provides several troubleshooting options, including online resets, alternative access methods, and customer support.

Regularly checking your SBI bank statement helps in maintaining financial discipline, detecting unauthorized transactions, and ensuring better money management.

FAQ’s Related to SBI Bank Statement

How can I download my SBI bank statement online?
Log in to SBI Internet Banking, go to “My Accounts” and then “Account Statement”, select the period, and download it in PDF or Excel format.

How can I get my SBI statement through SMS?
Send ESTMT <Account Number> <4-digit Code> to 7208933145 from your registered mobile number. The statement will be emailed as a password-protected PDF.

Is there a charge for getting an SBI bank statement?
Monthly e-statements and online statements are free. Physical statements from branches may cost ₹100 + GST per page (40 transactions).

How can I check my last 5 transactions in SBI?
Dial 09223866666 from your registered mobile number or send “MSTMT” to 09223866666 to receive a mini statement via SMS.

What should I do if I’m not receiving email statements?
Check spam/junk folders, verify your registered email, resend via SMS, and ensure your inbox isn’t full. Contact SBI customer care if the issue persists.

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