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SBI OTP-based cash withdrawal from ATM; here's how it works

The SBI had launched this OTP-based cash withdrawal system for transactions at ATMs in January 2020. The facility is available for transactions of Rs 10,000 and above at ATMs.

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By CNBCTV18.com Apr 11, 2022 2:33:19 PM IST (Updated)

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SBI OTP-based cash withdrawal from ATM; here's how it works
In a bid to provide extra security to customers conducting cash transactions, the State Bank of India (SBI) has introduced the 24-hour OTP-based cash withdrawal facility, which will guard them against unauthorised transactions at ATMs.

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"Our OTP-based cash withdrawal system for transactions at SBI ATMs is vaccination against fraudsters. Protecting you from frauds will always be our topmost priority," SBI had tweeted on April 9.
The one-time password (OTP) based cash withdrawal facility will generate a four-digit number that has to be keyed in by the user at the ATM to authenticate a single transaction. The SBI had launched this OTP-based cash withdrawal system for transactions at ATMs in January 2020. The facility is available for transactions of Rs 10,000 and above at ATMs. To withdraw Rs 10,000 or above from an SBI account at an ATM, the customer has to enter an OTP sent on their registered phone number along with the debit card PIN.
The country's largest bank has also released a set of guidelines for using the system. Customers will have to follow the given steps for the OTP-based cash withdrawal system to work:
  • Those withdrawing cash of Rs 10,000 and above will be sent an OTP on their registered phone number.
  • The OPT is a four-digit numeric string of characters created by the system that is applicable for only one transaction.
  • When the customer enters the amount, an OTP display will pop up on the ATM screen.
  • The customer will have to key in the OTP received on the phone on the teller machine.
  • Customers should always carry their registered mobile phone number to the ATM for conducting transactions above Rs 10,000. If the OTP is not entered, the transaction will be incomplete.
    According to SBI, the system will safeguard the bank’s cardholders from falling prey to fraudsters, unauthorised ATM cash withdrawals and card skimming or cloning while taking out money from the ATM.

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