Use These SBI Toll-Free Helplines To Report Unauthorised Electronic Transfers
SBI or State Bank of India has informed its customers about telephone helplines they can use in case of any unauthorised electronic transactions. An electronic transaction or wire transfer refers to transfer of funds from one bank account to another bank account that occurs electronically, through use of computer-based systems without the direct intervention of bank staff. "If you are a victim of any unauthorised electronic transaction, notify the bank immediately. Call on the toll-free numbers mentioned below to get your #problem redressed at the earliest," SBI, the country's largest bank, said on microblogging site Twitter.
Here are five things to know:
1. In a communication to its customers advising them to use their cards safely, SBI shared helpline numbers 1800-425-3800/1800-11-2211.
(Also read: Latest bank FD interest rates by SBI, other banks)
2. SBI urged its customers to use the toll free numbers for notifying any unauthorized electronic transaction "immediately".

3. SBI said the longer the time taken to notify, the higher would be "the risk of loss to you".
4. SBI further said: "Do not provide confidential information such as PIN number, card number and CVV.
5. The CVV number is provided by the customer as proof that he or she is in possession of the card physically while making an electronic transaction.
State Bank of India NEFT, RTGS transaction charges
According to SBI's corporate website - sbi.co.in, the country's largest bank offers NEFT and RTGS transactions at the following charges.
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| NEFT | |
| Up to Rs 10,000 | Rs.2.50 |
| Up to Rs 1.00 lakh | Rs.5.00 |
| Above Rs 1.00 lakh to Rs 2.00 lakh | Rs.15.00 |
| Above Rs 2.00 lakh | Rs.25.00 |
| RTGS Customer Transactions (R-41) | |
| From 0900 to 1200 | Â |
| Rs 2.00 lakh to Rs 5.00 lakh | Rs.25 |
| Above Rs 5.00 lakh | Rs.51 |
| After 1200 to 1530 | Â |
| Rs 2.00 lakh to Rs 5.00 lakh | Rs.26 |
| Above Rs 5.00 lakh | Rs.52 |
| After 1530 up to 16.30 (on weekdays) | Â |
| Rs 2.00 lakh to Rs 5.00 lakh | Rs 31 |
| Above Rs 5.00 lakh | Rs 56 |
| RTGS Inter-Bank Transactions (R-42) | Â |
| From 0900 to 1200 | Â |
| Rs 2.00 lakh to Rs 5.00 lakh | Rs 25 |
| Above Rs 5.00 lakh | Rs 51 |
| After 1200 to 1530 | Â |
| Rs 2.00 lakh to Rs 5.00 lakh | Rs 26 |
| Above Rs 5.00 lakh | Rs 52 |
| After 1530 up to 16.30 (on weekdays) | Â |
| Rs 2.00 lakh to Rs 5.00 lakh | Rs 31 |
| Above Rs 5.00 lakh | Rs 56 |
| (Source: sbi.co.in) | |
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