SBI car loan repayment online
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SBI’s car loan scheme is designed to help individuals fulfill their dream of owning a vehicle. With competitive interest rates, flexible repayment options, and quick loan processing, it caters to both salaried and self-employed individuals. The loan covers up to 90% of the vehicle’s on-road price and offers a repayment tenure of up to 7 years. Additionally, the minimal documentation and special discounts for existing customers and women borrowers make SBI car loans an appealing choice.
Bajaj Pay, the BBPS platform on Bajaj Finserv, makes loan repayments seamless and efficient. With this platform, you can view, pay, and download your loan repayment receipt with just a few clicks. Bajaj Pay also supports payments for various other financial obligations, allowing you to streamline multiple payments in one place.How to make your SBI car loan repayment through the Bajaj Finserv website
Follow the steps below:
1. Visit the website: Go to the Bajaj Finserv homepage.
2. Navigate to payments: Click on the ‘BILLS AND RECHARGES’ section.
3. Select loan repayment: Choose ‘LOAN REPAYMENT’ under financial services.
4. Choose your biller: Select your loan provider from the drop-down list.
5. Enter loan details: Input your loan number and click ‘FETCH YOUR BILL’.
6. Select payment method: Choose from options like credit card, debit card, UPI, or net banking.
7. Enter payment Information: Fill in the required payment details.
8. Confirm payment: Review all details and click ‘PAY NOW’ to complete the transaction.
You will receive a confirmation notification after successful payment.Payment via internet banking and debit card
1. Internet banking: Users can access their bank's online portal, select SBI as a biller, and enter their loan account details to complete the payment. This method ensures secure transactions and instant confirmation.
2. Debit card payments: Customers can use debit cards directly on platforms like Bajaj Finserv. Simply enter the required information, including the loan account number, and authorise the payment.Benefits of downloading SBI Car loan repayment receipt online
Downloading your SBI car loan Repayment receipt online offers several significant benefits:- Easy access: Digital receipts can be accessed anytime from your mobile device or computer, eliminating the need for physical storage.
- Instant confirmation: Receive immediate confirmation of your payment via email or SMS, ensuring you have proof of transaction.
- Enhanced security: Digital receipts are protected by secure systems, reducing the risk of loss or theft compared to paper receipts.
- Efficient record-keeping: Organise and sort receipts easily, making tracking payments and managing finances simpler.
- Environmentally friendly: Going paperless contributes to sustainability efforts by reducing paper waste.
Late payments: penalties and policies
Late payments on loans from SBI can lead to specific penalties and policies designed to encourage timely repayment. Here are some key points:- Late fees: A fixed penalty may be charged for each missed payment, increasing the overall loan cost.
- Interest rate adjustments: Late payments can result in higher interest rates on outstanding balances.
- Credit score impact: Delayed payments may negatively affect your credit score, influencing future borrowing.
- Contact SBI support for car loan queries
- For any SBI Car Loan-related queries, customers can use the following contact options:
Customer care number: 1800-1234, 1800-2100, 1800-11-2211, 1800-425-3800
Email ID: contactcentre@sbi.co.inFees and charges
A convenience fee of up to 2% will be charged depending on the transaction amount and payment mode (inclusive of applicable taxes). For more information on fees and charges, click here.
Note: For failed transactions, the total amount including charges except taxes are reversed.
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Frequently asked questions
How can I check my SBI loan balance?
Log in to your SBI Internet Banking or SBI YONO app and select your loan account.
What if my SBI loan payment fails?
In the event of a failed payment, SBI advises checking your transaction history and bank balance. Retry the payment or contact customer service if the issue persists.
How do I set up an auto-debit for my SBI loan?
Setting up an auto-debit for your SBI Car loan is simple. Log into your online banking, go to the ‘AUTO DEBIT’ section, and follow the instructions to link your loan account to your preferred bank account for automatic monthly payments.
What are the foreclosure charges for SBI Car loans?
SBI charges around 3% as foreclosure charges or prepayment penalties on car loans.
Can I part-pay my SBI Car loan?
Yes, SBI allows part-payment of car loans. You can make additional payments to reduce the principal amount, which helps lower your overall interest costs.
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