SBI Credit Card Statement

An SBI credit card statement is basically an outline of the various transactions done on your credit card during a month. It is an important document that you receive at the end of a billing cycle. 

 

Along with the transaction details, you will find other details such as previous month’s balance, due date, SBI credit card reward points, and more. You can access your SBI credit card statement online through an easy process.

SBI Card offers both online and offline options for you to access your credit card statement. From SBI Card’s official website to their chatbot and the dedication app, there are several methods you can use to check your credit card statement.

How to Check the SBI Credit Card Statement Online

There are four ways to check the statement for your credit card online:

 

Check the Statement Through the Official Website

 

You can check your statement through SBI Card's website. Here’s how:

1. Visit the www.sbicard.com and navigate to the ‘Login’ section

2. Use your credentials including registration id and password to sign in to your account

3. Click on the ‘My Account’ option on the left corner of the home screen

4. Select ‘Card Statement’ from the drop-down menu

5. You will be redirected to the SBI credit card statement page

    

Check the Statement Through the SBI Card App

 

You can also check your statement through the issuer’s official app. Download the same and get started:

1. Download the SBI Card App from the Google Play Store or the App Store

2. Register on the app using your credit card details

3. Login using your credentials

4. On the homepage, click on ‘My Account’

5. Navigate to ‘Card Statement’ and click on ‘View Statement’

6. Enter the statement period for which you want the credit card statement

7. Click on ‘Download’ once your statement appears on the screen

 

Check the Statement Through Chatbot ILA

 

Here is how you can check the monthly statement for your credit card through SBI Card’s dedicated chatbot:

1. Visit the official SBI Card website (www.sbicard.com)

2. Click on ‘Ask ILA’

3. Select ‘Statement’

4. Click on ‘Login Here’ and log in to your account

5. Navigate to ‘View Statement’ under ‘Card Statement’ from ‘My Account’

 

Call the Customer Care to Access Your Statement

 

The SBI credit card customer care team is available at:

• 1860 500 1290 (Toll-free)

• 1860 180 1290 (Toll-free)

 

If you are not able to connect through the toll-free numbers, you can dial the following number. Ensure you add the STD code for your respective city.

• <STD Code> 3902 0202 

 

Upon being connected with a representative, you can ask for your credit card statement and connect for any further assistance that you may require. 

 

Write an Email/SMS for Statement Details

 

You can also send an email using your registered email ID. 

1. Visit www.sbicard.com/email

2. Select ‘Email Us’

3. You will be redirected to https://www.sbicard.com/creditcards/app/user/login

4. Add your credentials along with the verification code

5. Click on ‘Proceed’

 

If your statement is not sent, check your spam folder before contacting the customer support team.

 

Alternatively, you can choose the SMS option and send a message with the mobile number registered with the issuer. 

1. First, send <ESR> to 5676791

2. Then, send <ESTMT XXXX> to the same number

 

XXXX refers to the last 4 digits of your card number.

If you prefer offline methods to access your SBI credit card statement instead of the online ways, you can follow any of the methods mentioned below:

 

Check Statement Through SMS

 

Use the issuer’s Simply SMS service and send an SMS to 5676791 from your registered mobile number.

 

Write “DSTMT XXXX MM”.

 

Note: Here, XXXX is the last four digits of your credit card & MM is the month of the required statement.

 

Check Statement Through Customer Care

 

Contact either of the following SBI credit card customer care numbers

• (Prefix local STD code)-39020202

• 18001801290 (Toll-free)

 

SBI Card customer care executives are available from Monday to Saturday (8 AM to 8 PM).

1. Request the respective customer care representative for your credit card statement 

2. The representative will ask for a few card-related details

3. As you share your information, the issuer will provide your credit card statement after complete authentication

 

Get the Statement by Visiting the Branch

 

Visit the nearest SBI Card branch and request the NBFC’s representative for your credit card statement for the chosen time duration.

Here’s how you can download your SBI credit card statement online:

1. Go to the official ‘SBI Card’ website

2. Login using your user ID and password

3. Click ‘View Statement’ located at the centre

4. Choose the month for which you need the credit card statement from the list of archived statements

5. Click on ‘Download’ to download the statement in PDF format

You can opt for monthly e-statements that are automatically mailed to your registered  email address. To get these monthly statements you will have to register your mail id with the issuer.

 

Here’s the process to register for a credit card e-statement:

1. Visit the official SBI Card website: www.sbicard.com

2. Locate and click on the 'Ask ILA' option, typically found in the top navigation menu 

3. You will be prompted to log in to your account

4. Once logged in, go to the e-statement section

5. Follow the on-screen prompts to confirm your subscription

6. You may need to verify your email address if you haven't done so before

7. Confirm your preferences for receiving e-statements (e.g., monthly notifications)

Your credit card statement contains essential information such as:

• Statement Period

This shows the specific time frame the statement covers. It indicates the start and end dates for which transactions are included.

• Total Amount Due

The full amount you owe to SBI Card, including all charges, fees, and any previous unpaid balance

• Closing Balance

The amount you owe at the end of the statement period

• Transaction Summary

A detailed list of all payments, purchases, cash advances, and other transactions including dates, merchant names, and amounts

• Minimum Due Amount

The minimum amount you need to pay to keep your account in good standing

• Due Date

The deadline by which you must pay at least the minimum amount

 

By thoroughly reviewing your credit card statement, you can effectively monitor your expenses and detect potentially fraudulent transactions or calculation mistakes.

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