SBI Credit Card Application Status Online

The process of tracking the SBI Credit Card Application Status is as simple as applying for the credit card. Once you have applied for a credit card through online or offline modes, you can know the SBI Credit Card Status through SBI website or by offline modes such as calling the toll-free number of SBI or visiting the bank.

You can check the status of your SBI Credit Card online by following methods:

• Credit Card Application Reference & Application Form Number
• Mobile Number

To track your status online by application number, follow the below-mentioned steps.

• Visit SBI official website by clicking on https://www.onlinesbi.com/.
• Now, click on SBI Card as you scroll the website.
• Under Track your application, select Check the status of your application.
• Finally, enter your Application/Reference Number and click on the track button to check your credit card status.

If you don't have an application number, follow these steps to know about the status of SBI credit card.

• Visit SBI card by clicking on https://www.sbicard.com/.
• Now, click on Retrieve application under Track your application.
• Next, enter your PAN card number and date of birth as mentioned.
• Finally, click on the Retrieve button to know about SBI Card application status.

You can also check the status of an SBI credit card without an internet connection. To track the SBI credit card application offline, call the SBI credit card toll-free number or visit any of the nearest SBI branches. The toll-free number to Track SBI credit card application is 1860-180-1290.

As you click on the track status button, you will see one of your credit card application results.

• Progress: It means that the bank would need some more time to process your credit card application.
• Approved: When your credit card application gets accepted, you will get the status as approved.
• On-hold: Your credit card application may also be put on hold due to insufficient documentation or details mentioned. Banks will thus contact you for the same.
• Disapproved: If your credit card application does not meet the bank’s eligibility criteria then you may get this status. You can call SBI customer care to know the reasons for the same.
• Dispatched: Once the bank approves your credit card application, it will send the credit card to your address. You may get the credit card within 2-3 working days of receiving the message.

✅How can I check my SBI Bank Credit Card Application Status by SMS?

There is no facility to track SBIcredit card status through SMS. However, once the details are verified, the SBI Bank Credit Card Application is shared by the bank through SMS.

✅How long does SBI Bank take to issue a Credit Card after Submitting the application?

As you submit SBI credit card application to the bank, it will take around 21 days for processing of your application. Banks will give you a timely update about the status of your credit card application. Also, you can track the status of your card by visiting the bank website or calling the toll-free customer care number of SBI.

✅Can I reach SBI Customer Care to know the status of my Credit Card Application?

Yes, you can contact SBI Credit Card Customer Care by dialling SBI toll-free number to know the status of your credit card application.

✅Is there any app for SBI Credit Card Tracking?

Yes, SBI Bank allows you to track SBI Credit Card Application status through its mobile application. All you need to do is download the application and you can know the status by entering details like date of birth, mobile number etc.

✅How can I track SBI credit card status if I forget my application reference number?

If you forgot the reference number of your credit card application, you can track the status of SBI by visiting the SBI credit card page and then enter your date of birth. However, you must ensure that your mobile number is registered with the bank.

✅ Why is your SBI Credit Card request rejected?

Your SBI credit card may get rejected if you don't meet the eligibility criteria set by the bank. To know about the reasons, you may contact SBI customer care or visit the bank.