SBI Customers, Take Note: YONO, UPI, ATM Services To Be Unavailable On 16th July
SBI has recommended customers complete all important transactions in advance, preferably by the evening of 15th July. If you need fund transfers or bill payments, plan ahead.
If you're an SBI customer, mark your calendar. The State Bank of India has announced that several of its digital services will be temporarily unavailable on 16th July 2025, due to scheduled technical maintenance.
The downtime will occur between 1:05 AM and 2:10 AM, a 65-minute window during which customers may face service disruptions across UPI platforms (including apps like YONO, PhonePe, and Google Pay), ATM withdrawals, and internet banking.
This is part of a planned system upgrade intended to improve the performance and reliability of SBI's digital infrastructure.
What services will be affected?
According to SBI's official communication, the following services will be inaccessible during the maintenance period:
UPI (Unified Payments Interface)
IMPS (Immediate Payment Service)
YONO (You Only Need One – SBI's mobile app)
RINB (Retail Internet Banking)
ATM services
NEFT (National Electronic Funds Transfer)
The bank has assured customers that services will resume gradually after the maintenance is completed.
SBI has recommended customers complete all important transactions in advance, preferably by the evening of 15th July. If you anticipate the need for fund transfers or bill payments around that time, it's best to plan ahead.
For small-value transactions, UPI Lite may still be available depending on the platform, offering limited access even during partial service disruptions.
Key precautions to take:
SBI's advisory to customers
The bank issued the announcement via its official social media channels, thanking customers for their understanding and patience. While the downtime is short, it's a crucial part of ensuring system efficiency and long-term stability.
By notifying users in advance, SBI has taken a proactive step to minimize customer inconvenience and reinforce transparency.
If you're an SBI customer, there's no need to panic if transactions momentarily fail in the early hours of 16th July. Your account is safe and functional. Just plan ahead, and you should face no issues during the scheduled maintenance.
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