When you have an SBI credit card, knowing the process of SBI credit card payments is essential as it ensures you clear your dues on time and maintain a good CIBIL score. You can pay your credit card bills in various ways, including online and offline channels. This article covers the bill payment process of SBI credit cards.
SBI bank allows various channels to pay your outstanding amount online. Here are some popular modes given by SBI:
You can pay your credit card bill from the SBI credit card website. Log in to the SBI credit card website and click ‘Pay Now’ and select the amount to make the payment.
You can make credit card payment online through the Paynet-Pay facility of SBI Bank. Visit the Paynet-Pay page, enter the details and proceed with your SBI credit card payment via net banking, debit card or UPI.
SBI mobile banking app also has the option to pay your credit card bill. Simply log in to the SBI Card Mobile App and register your credit card. It will ask for your email ID, mobile number, and amount due to pay your bill. After that, you will be able to complete your credit card bill payment transaction.
First, log in to your bank’s Internet banking facility. Under the third-party transfer option, add your SBI credit card as a beneficiary. Once the card is added, you can transfer the money through NEFT to your SBI credit card to make your credit card bill payment.
You can also use the NACH payment method to pay your credit card bill. It is an automatic payment system that helps you pay all your dues on time. Complete the setup by filling out the e-NACH enrollment form and selecting either the total amount due or the minimum amount due, according to your preference. The amount will be deducted automatically after a bill is generated.
Use the SBI auto debit facility to pay your bill automatically. The amount will be deducted from your linked bank account on the due date; this ensures your dues are cleared on time.
Credit card bills of SBI can also be paid through the electronic bill payment system. This is available via mobile app, net banking, or ATM of SBI, Indian Overseas Bank, Bank of India and Citibank.
You can also make bill payments by using the SBI Yono App. Log in to the SBI Yono app and go to the ‘My Credit Cards’ section. Then, select the credit card for making the bill payment.
Any SBI Visa credit card bill can be paid through this method. Log in to your bank’s net banking portal. Go to the ‘Third Party Funds Transfer’ and choose ‘Visa Credit Card Pay’ to pay your outstanding bills.
You can use your Rupay debit card or any other supporting bank’s Debit Card to pay your SBI credit card bill. Visit the Paynet page and complete the SBI Credit Card payment using your debit card.
Offline channels are also available to complete your SBI credit card payment. The channels are:
You can pay your credit card bill at any SBI branch across India, and they will provide you with an instant receipt as confirmation. Just visit your nearest branch, fill out a pay-in slip and submit it to the counter. Collect an acknowledgement receipt from them. It will take 2 working days to reflect in your credit card account.
Cardholders can choose to pay their bills from any SBI ATM with their debit card. Visit your nearest SBI ATM and insert your debit card. Go to the ‘Bill Pay’ option under the services tab. Enter your credit card number and complete the transaction. After payment, you will get an instant receipt from the machine.
Besides the above online and offline modes, there is one additional mode to pay your SBI credit card bill. This includes:
SBI bank has 300+ drop boxes to pay your credit card bill. Just drop a cheque at any of them. Find your nearest Dropbox location to pay. You must mention your phone number and name on the back of the cheque. The payee's name should be your ‘SBI Card No. XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX’. ‘XXXX’ is your 16-digit credit card number.
Dropbox clearing timings are 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm from Monday – Friday and 10:00 am to 12:30 pm on Saturdays. It will take a maximum of 4 working days to process your transaction.
You can make the SBI credit card payment through the BillDesk page (Paynet-Pay facility) by following the below steps:
Step 1: Open the SBI card BillDesk page.
Step 2: Select the payment method- ‘Card Number’ or ‘Account Number’.
Step 3: Enter the credit card number or the account number.
Step 4: Re-enter the card number or account number
Step 5: Enter your Email address, Mobile number and the amount to pay.
Step 6: Select your payment method - Internet banking, debit card or UPI and click ‘Pay Now’.
Step 7: Authorise the payment and wait for 24 to 48 hours for settlement.
In India, most of the banks do not allow you to pay your credit card bill with another credit card directly. However, you can use some indirect channels/methods to do this:
Using this method, you can transfer your outstanding dues from one card to another. The new card should have a lower interest rate. It involves the transfer of a portion or all of the outstanding amount to a new credit account.
Now, you have to pay your bills to the new credit card issuer, and your old credit card bill is paid. This is a lengthy process, and you may have to bear an additional 3%-5% charge for the transfer.
You can add money to most online digital wallets using a credit card. Now, you can pay your bill directly from the wallet. Otherwise, you can transfer the amount to your bank account and then pay your bill using the balance. Digital wallets may levy 2%-5% charges if you add money to your wallet from your credit card.
If you have SBI Yono App on your mobile, you can pay your credit card bills instantly by following these steps:
Step 1: Log in to your SBI Yono app.
Step 2: Visit the ‘My Credit Cards’ under ‘My Relationships’ and select the credit card you want to pay for.
Step 3: Click on credit card details. The card summary page will be displayed. Here, click ‘Pay Now’ option.
Step 4: On the payment page, select your SBI account.
Step 5: Enter the amount (entire outstanding bill or minimum amount due) and click ‘Pay Now’.
The Yono by SBI portal has been discontinued from 1 December 2021. Thus, you cannot make bill payments through Yono by SBI portal. However, you can make payment through the SBI Yono App on your mobile by following the steps provided in the above section.
You can check your payment status via these methods:
Visit the SBI credit card website and log in to your account. Go to the ‘My Accounts’ tab present on the left side of the page. Check the unbilled transactions to see the transactions since your last statement. Check transaction history to see all your transactions for the last 24 months.
Use your user ID and password to log in to ILA and ask the chatbot to get your unbilled and recent transactions.
Call the customer care number of SBI Cards at 1860 500 1290, 1860 180 1290, 1800 180 1290 or 39 02 02 02 (Prefix local STD code) to know the status of your SBI credit card payment.
You can download the SBI Card Mobile application and use it to pay credit card bills. Visit ‘Your Account’ to check the status of your credit card payment. See recent and unbilled transactions to find the details.
Follow this table to know the late payment charges of SBI credit cards:
Outstanding Amount (Rs.) | Late Payment Fees (Rs.) |
0-500 | NIL |
501-1,000 | 400 |
1,001-10,000 | 750 |
10,001-25,000 | 950 |
25,001-50,000 | 1,100 |
Above 50,000 | 1,300 |
Here are some processing times for SBI credit card bill payment via different payment methods–
Payment Method | Processing Time |
Paynet-Pay Facility | Instant credit |
Online SBI Payment | Instant credit |
Unified Payment Interface (UPI) | Instant credit |
NEFT (National Electronic Funds Transfer) Payment | Instant credit |
SBI ATM Payment | 2 working days |
OTC (Over the Counter) Payment | 2 working days |
(EBP) Electronic Bill Payment | Instant credit |
Visa Money Transfer | Instant credit |
Cheque Payment | 4 working days |
You can pay your bills for SBI credit cards easily and instantly from different online channels including net banking, mobile app, NACH, NEFT, BillDesk and more. However, if you are not internet savvy, you can choose to pay offline by visiting a branch or ATM. The important thing is to pay your credit card bills on time and avoid bad reports on your CIBIL score.
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Having knowledge about the SBI credit card payment process is crucial for maintaining a good CIBIL score. This article explains various online and offline methods for paying SBI credit card bills, including through SBI website, mobile banking, NEFT, NACH, and more. It also covers late payment charges, payment processing times, and alternative modes like balance transfer and digital wallets.