Big news for SBI customers, changes in the withdrawal of money from ATMs will be able to remove such amount

State Bank of India, the legendary bank, has taken a big decision for its customers. SBI, which means State Bank of India, has made major changes in the rules for withdrawing money from ATMs. Rules for withdrawing money from ATMs by SBI will be applicable to the bank's debit card holders. has specially introduced four types of debit cards for its customers, including Platinum International Debit Card, including Classic, Global International, Gold International. At the same time, the State Bank of India charges the charge on all these four debit cards.

So many money can be withdrawn from these debit cards SBI's classic debit card holders can withdraw 20,000 rupees per day from the bank's ATM.SBI's Global Internal Debit Card holders can withdraw Rs 40,000 from the bank in one day.Letus know that State Bank of India mostly issues classic and global international debit cards to its customers. State Bank of India charges 125 rupees a year from classic debit card holders.At the same time, if any customer's card is lost or lost, the bank charges a charge of 300 rupees. Bank charges 175 rupees for international debit card and 175 rupees for Platinum card and 350 rupees for premium business card annually.
Earlier, SBI had launched a new service for its customers at the special festival of Holi, under which customers can withdraw cash without a bank ATM. This service was named by the SBI as the Yono Cash. Let's tell you about the Yono Cash service.

Money without ATM card from such withdrawn bank For this, you have to set a 6-digit Yono PIN and for that you have to request in the Yono app. After doing so, you will get a 6-digit PIN and with this help you can withdraw money from your nearest ATM.Explain that the legality of SBI's Yono Pin is only 30 minutes and this PIN will stop immediately after 30 minutes and you will not be able to withdraw money again.

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