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SBI Issues New Alert on Safe Calling Numbers

Takendra Verma
Last updated: 07/06/2025 2:08 PM
Takendra Verma
Published: 07/06/2025
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State Bank of India (SBI), the country’s largest public sector bank, has issued an important alert for its customers. Due to the rising number of digital fraud cases in India, SBI has shared a key update.

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RBI’s New GuidelineSBI’s Verified Calling NumbersWhat Should Customers Do?

The bank said that calls starting with +91-1600 are safe and genuine, so there is no need to panic if you receive such calls.

SBI informed through social media that these numbers are only used for service and transaction-related calls. If you get a call from this series, you can speak without worry.

RBI’s New Guideline

In January 2025, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) directed all banks and financial institutions to make customer calls only using the 1600xx series.

This move aims to help people easily identify real calls and avoid fake ones. Meanwhile, the 140xx series will be used only for marketing and promotional purposes.

RBI also mentioned that mobile numbers play a vital role today—they are used to receive OTPs, alerts, and account-related information. But they are also being misused by fraudsters to scam people.

SBI’s Verified Calling Numbers

SBI has shared a list of its official calling numbers, which it uses to contact customers:

1600-01-8000

1600-01-8003

1600-01-8006

1600-11-7012

1600-11-7015

1600-01-8001

1600-01-8004

1600-01-8007

1600-11-7013

1600-00-1351

1600-01-8002

1600-01-8005

1600-11-7011

1600-01-7014

1600-10-0021

What Should Customers Do?

SBI has advised its customers to respond only to calls from the numbers listed above. Avoid speaking to unknown or suspicious callers. Never share your banking details with anyone.

If you’re unsure about a call, contact the bank directly. This step by SBI and RBI is a strong measure to protect customers from online fraud.

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