SBI Update: SBI's online services are down, and customers facing problems with internet banking and UPI..
- byShikha Srivastava
- 11 Mar, 2025
All mobile and internet banking services of State Bank of India i.e. SBI are facing problems. So far, about 800 people have complained about this problem.
People are facing problems in the UPI service of the country's leading government bank State Bank of India. So far, about 800 people have complained about this problem.

According to media reports, 62 percent of SBI's mobile banking service has been affected. Apart from this, 32 percent of online banking and online logins have been affected by up to 6 percent.
SBI has also confirmed this on social media platform X.
SBI stated on social media
The bank has stated on social media platform X that our UPI services are currently facing technical problems. Due to this, our customers are facing problems with all online banking and mobile services.
Along with this, the bank also informed us that all online services will be restored tomorrow i.e. on March 11, 2025, at 3:30 pm. Meanwhile, if anyone wants to use SBI's UPI service, they can use SBI's UPI Lite.
Customers criticized on social media platform X
Many customers have criticized SBI's UPI and online banking problems. At the same time, some people also made fun of it.
The criticism on social media platform X shows that this is not the first time that SBI's online and internet banking services have come to a halt. Customers have faced this problem many times before.
PNB services were also affected
Recently, the online service of PNB i.e. Punjab National Bank was also affected. PNB customers complained that they had to face problems in withdrawing cash from ATMs. Apart from this, they were also not able to use the UPI service. However, customers are not facing any problems right now.

How did SBI Bank start?
SBI was established in the year 1955 after the nationalization of the Imperial Bank of India. According to the information received in this regard, Imperial Bank of India was formed after the merger of three banks. These include the Bank of Bengal, Bank of Bombay, and Bank of Madras. All these three banks were established during the 18th century in British India.
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