Country There is a bad news for the customers of SBI, the largest government bank. State Bank of India has increased its ATM transaction charges. With this new change, now customers will have to pay higher fees for doing ATM transactions. State Bank of India said that due to increase in interchange fees, ATM transaction fees have been increased. Let us tell you that earlier SBI had increased the ATM transaction fees in February 2025. Due to the increase in fees by SBI, using Automated Teller Machine (ATM) and Automated Deposit cum Withdrawal Machine (ADWM) transactions will become expensive.
New fees come into effect from December 1, 2025
SBI said that the increased fees have been implemented from December 1, 2025 and it will affect savings and salary account holders using ATMs of other banks. However, this new decision will not have any impact on certain categories of account holders. The bank said that there has been no change in the free transaction limit every month.
Now instead of Rs 21, you will have to pay Rs 23.
SBI Savings Account customers will be able to do 5 free financial and non-financial transactions every month from ATMs of other banks. After the free transaction limit every month, every cash withdrawal will now have to be paid at Rs 23 instead of Rs 21, along with this GST will have to be paid separately. Apart from this, every transaction beyond the non-financial free transaction limit every month will now cost Rs 11 instead of Rs 10 and GST will also have to be paid separately.
Limit fixed for SBI ATM also
State Bank of India has fixed the limit of free ATM transactions at 10 per month for both financial and non-financial transactions at all its ATMs, which was earlier unlimited. Now after the limit of free transaction is over every month, Rs 23 along with GST will have to be paid on each cash withdrawal, which was earlier free. Additionally, Rs 11 plus GST will have to be paid for every non-financial transaction after the free transaction limit is exhausted every month. There is no change in the existing service charge of Basic Savings Bank Deposit (BSBD) account of SBI.
No change for such customers
Additionally, there is no change in the existing ATM transaction service charges for SBI Debit Card holders using SBI ATMs. Cardless cash withdrawal transactions at SBI ATMs will remain unlimited free till further notice.
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