What is CIF Number in SBI?

CIF Number (Customer Information File) in SBI is a unique 11-digit number assigned to each account holder. It links all banking details, including loans and KYC. Find it on your passbook or chequebook, needed for Internet banking registration.

Ways to Find CIF Number in SBI

The CIF number is unique to each customer, consolidating all bank services. SBI prints it on the passbook, and it remains with the bank even if you close or switch accounts. You can find your CIF number through various convenient methods.

YONO App

The best way to check out your CIF number is to find it in the YONO app. This app was launched by the State Bank of India and provides many services online. Follow the steps below to easily retrieve your CIF number using the YONO mobile app:

Go to the Play Store and download the SBI YONO app from trusted sources to avoid scams.
Once installed, open the YONO app.
Log in with your customer ID and password, provided when you opt for Internet Banking.
Tap the "Services" tab, scroll down, and select "Online Nomination."
On the next screen, change your account type to "Transaction account."

That’s it! You will see your bank’s CIF number in the account statement column.

Official Website

The best way to download the YONO app is from SBI’s official website. This allows you to access services from home without visiting the bank.

To find your CIF number using Net Banking, follow these steps:

Visit the official SBI website.
On the homepage, select "Existing Customer" and log in with your customer ID and password.
Go to "My Account" and click on the "Profile" icon.
In the dropdown, select "Account Summary."
Tap "View Nomination and PAN Details" to see your CIF number on the screen.

FAQ

Q1. Why is the SBI CIF Number important?

This number is issued by the bank to keep track of customer information such as transaction history, balances, loan history, ongoing EMIs, and more.

Q2. Is the Account number the same as the CIF number?

No, the account number and CIF number are different numbers. You can have different account numbers, such as savings fixed and PPF but they will have the same CIF number.

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