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SBI Card Revises Fees and Charges Effective Nov 1, 2025 – Key Updates

SBI Card revises fees and charges effective November 1, 2025

SBI Card Revises Fees and Charges Effective Nov 1, 2025 – Key Updates

Vizzve Admin

SBI Card is set to revise its fee structure and service charges, effective November 1, 2025. The changes cover various transactions, including education payments, wallet loads, cash advances, and other services.

Cardholders need to understand these updates to avoid surprises and manage costs effectively.

1. 1% Fee on Education Payments via Third-Party Apps

From November 1, 2025:

A 1% fee will apply to education-related payments made through third-party platforms like CRED, Cheq, and MobiKwik.

Payments made directly to educational institutions via their official websites or POS machines will not incur this fee.

This revision ensures transparency and aligns fees with service channels.

2. 1% Fee on Wallet Load Transactions Over ₹1,000

Wallet top-ups exceeding ₹1,000 will attract a 1% fee.

The update helps streamline transaction costs and reflects evolving usage patterns.

3. Revised Finance Charges

Effective November 1, 2025, finance charges on unsecured SBI credit cards (excluding Shaurya/Defense variants) will increase to 3.75% per month from the previous 3.50% per month.

Cardholders should plan repayment schedules accordingly to avoid higher interest costs.

4. Other Service Fee Updates

Additional updates include revised fees for:

Cash Payments: Payments towards the total amount due

Cheque Payments: Updated charges for cheque settlements

Cash Advance Transactions: New rates for cash withdrawals

Card Replacements: Fees for issuing new cards

Dishonored Payments: Penalties for failed or bounced payments

These changes are aimed at aligning service charges with current banking practices.

5. Discontinuation of Certain Card Variants

As of September 28, 2024, SBI has stopped issuing new Club Vistara SBI Credit Cards and SBI Credit Card PRIME.

Existing cardholders will continue enjoying benefits, but no new applications will be accepted.

6. Mandatory Nominee Registration for Credit Card Insurance

In compliance with RBI guidelines, all SBI Cardholders must register a nominee for credit card insurance.

Nominee details can be updated via the SBI Card app or website.

Conclusion

SBI Card’s fee revisions effective November 1, 2025 emphasize the importance of staying updated on finance charges, service fees, and transaction rules.

Cardholders should:

Review transactions that may incur new fees

Plan repayments to avoid increased finance charges

Register nominees for credit card insurance

Monitor wallet loads and education payments to manage costs efficiently

Understanding these updates ensures better financial planning and avoids unexpected charges.

FAQs

Q1. When will the new SBI Card fees come into effect?
From November 1, 2025.

Q2. Which transactions will have a 1% fee?

Education payments via third-party apps

Wallet load transactions over ₹1,000

Q3. What is the revised finance charge on SBI Credit Cards?
3.75% per month for unsecured cards (excluding Shaurya/Defense variants).

Q4. Are new Club Vistara and SBI PRIME cards still being issued?
No, issuance of new cards has been discontinued since September 28, 2024.

Q5. How can I register a nominee for credit card insurance?
Through the SBI Card app or official website.

Published on :  1st October

Published by : SMITA

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