The largest bank of India, SBI offers diverse credit cards, which have become an indispensable part of our lives, showering us with rewards and providing us with financial stability. However, to maintain the spending power, it is important to pay your bills on time. What if you can not visit the bank directly for bill payment ? No worries. You can always depend on online payment options provided by SBI, offering convenience and quick payment.

Let us explore the various online ways to clear SBI Credit Card bills -
Via National Electronic Funds Transfer (NEFT)
Step 1 - Visit the official net banking site of SBI and log in to your account
Step 2 - Enter SBI card as a beneficiary under the third-party transfer
Step 3 - Enter IFSC code 'SBIN00CARDS'
Step 4 - Open the banking page and enter your SBI Credit Card number
Step 5 - Select beneficiary Account type as 'Credit Card Payment' or 'Savings Account'
Step 6 - Click on Submit button to make payment
Via Paynet-Pay Online
Step 1 - Visit sbicard.com
Step 2 - Log in using SBI Card user ID and password
Step 3 - Click on 'Pay Now' and enter the bill amount
Step 4 - Select mode of payment and the Bank name from the drop down menu
Step 5 - Confirm the details and you will be re-directed to your bank's payment interface
Following the submission, you will receive a Transaction Reference Number on your registered e-mail address and mobile number.
Via Visa Credit Card Pay
Step 1 - Visit the net banking official website of your bank
Step 2 - Log in with your user ID and password
Step 3 - Select 'Visa Credit Card Pay' under the 'Third Party Funds Transfer' section
Step 4 - Submit the sender and recipient details
Step 5 - Initiate payment by entering the required details
Step 6 - Click on 'Confirm' to reflect payment on your SBI Credit Card account
Via Debit Cards
To make the payment, you can choose any debit card from the following banks -
SBI, Bank of Maharashtra, Kerala Gramin Bank, IDFC Bank, Indian Overseas Bank, Shivalik Bank, Bank of Baroda, Rupay Debit Card, PragathiKrishna Bank
Step 1 - Visit SBI card payment website
Step 2 - Enter SBI Credit Card number, payment amount and email address
Step 3 - Choose 'Debit Cards' as mode of payment and select bank name. You will be redirected to that bank's payment interface
Step 4 - Enter debit card details and confirm payment
Via YONO App And Website
The SBI's YONO app and YONO website have simple interface to make the payments smoothly.
Step 1 - Log in to your YONO app or website using credentials
Step 2 - Visit the 'My Credit Cards' section under 'My Relationships'
Step 3 - Select you Credit Card from your saved list
Step 4 - Click on Pay and select SBI bank account to make payment
Step 5 - Select 'Pay Now' button to complete your payment
Via Bharat Bill Payment System
Step 1 - Visit SBI UNIPAY website and open the payment page
Step 2 - Select the bill and enter last four digits of your credit card
Step 3 - Enter your mobile number and click on 'Submit'
Step 4 - Enter the payable amount and authorize the payment
More From GoodReturns

Gas Cylinder Booking Rules: 5 Things To Know For Your 14.2Kg, 19KG, 5KG, 10KG LPG Booking In April 2026

New PAN Card Rules From April 1, 2026: How To Apply For New PAN Card Via Protean, E-Filing Portal?

Gold Price Today on April 5: Find Out 22K, 24K, 18k Gold Rates In Tanishq, Malabar, Kalyan, IBJA & Joyalukkas

LPG Gas Cylinder Prices Hiked Again From April 1; 19 KG LPG Gets Costlier By Rs 218; 14.2 KG LPG Unchanged

Gold Rate in India Rises Over Rs 37,000/24K in Three Days; Will Jump in Gold Price Today Continue on 31 March?

Gold Rate in India Rebounds After Falling Nearly Rs 40,000 In a Day; Will Gold Price Today Jump or Drop?

Gold Price Today Declines After 3-Day Surge; Check Latest 22K, 24K, 18K Gold & Silver Rates in Delhi on 2April

Bank Holiday In April 2026: Banks To Be Closed For 14 Days; Good Friday, Baisakhi To Akshaya Tritiya

Hyderabad Gold Rates Today Crash By Rs 40,000 After 6 Days, Silver Rate Falls By Rs 10,000: 24K, 22K, 18k Gold

NSE IPO 2026: OFS Window Opens, April 27 Deadline Key for Shareholders; Check Eligibility, Lock-in Rules

Bank Holiday Today, Tomorrow & More: Banks Are Closed On March 31, April 1, April 2, April 3; Here's Why



Click it and Unblock the Notifications