If you have a lot of money, chances are that you have many Bank accounts as well. And chances are that you also have Internet banking accounts for most of those many Bank accounts. If some of those many bank accounts are in the same bank, say State Bank of India or its associate banks’, you can maintain a Single Internet banking account (a k a, single login) for multiple accounts in the same bank for easier access.
Your other account can be in the same branch as your primary account or in a different branch, but same bank.
All you need to do is Map your other accounts with the username of your primary Internet banking account.
Without this, if you visit the Fund’s transfer section of your Internet banking account, you’d get an error like “You have only one account mapped to this username. You are therefore unable to do funds transfer”.
You can’t do this from your online account though. You need to visit the serving branch of the primary account (in which you want to see your other accounts as well) with proof’s of your other account’s. The branch will then Map your other accounts with the login user name of the Primary Online Banking account.
From then, you can access all your Online banking accounts in the same bank from a single login.
You may also read: If you are a State Bank of Indore customer, see what the acquisition by SBI means to you.
I’m newly registered my State Bank of India Account online. I’m logged successfully but there is some problem Alert = You do not have any account mapping. Please contact your branch.
send me fee payment slip for data entry operator
please accepted my account