USSD Based Mobile Banking For All Banks

USSD Based Mobile Banking , *99# Banking Service, All Banking Service Offline,Mobile Banking,*99# USSD Mobile Based Banking .Many Smartphone users have already moved to Digital Wallets for paying at Food Stores,Retail Stores,Shoppings, Petrol pumps, or for Making Electricity/Landline/Postpaid Bill Payments, Mobile, DTH and Data Card Recharge,also For Cab,Travels,Hotel Booking .

Above All Facilities is Used by Person who has Smartphone & Internet Connections, but for the person who lives in Rural Areas & has only Simple Phone without Internet Connection what they do, how they use Mobile for Banking, that’s why today we Informing you New Service called USSD Based Mobile Banking . This Process is easily used in Normal Phone /Smartphone without Internet Connection

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Regional language support in USSD Based Mobile Banking

The *99# USSD Based Mobile Banking aims to make mobile banking easier for rural users, especially the non-English speaking ones. USSD Based Mobile Banking is available in 11 regional languages and can be accessed in the desired language using the following shortcodes.

Hindi (*99*22#)
Marathi (*99*28#)
Bengali (*99*29#)
Punjabi (*99*30#)
Kannada (*99*26#)
Gujarati (*99*27#)
Tamil (*99*23#)
Telugu (*99*24#)
Malayalam (*99*25#)
Oriya (*99*32#)
Assamese (*99*31#)

**Getting started with USSD Based Mobile *99# Banking**

For using this Service,you have this Essential needs >>

A BankAccount .
A Normal Phone/Smartphone .
Mobile No. Register With your Bank .

In case your phone number isn’t registered with your bank, you’ll have to visit your bank branch and fill a form to register and link it with your Bank Account. Once that is done, you’ll have to generate Mobile Money Identifier (MMID) number. It is a random seven-digit number issued by the bank. The MMID is usually sent to you from the bank after you register for Mobile Banking.

**How to use USSD Based Mobile *99# Banking codes**

First Of all open the dialer app on your phone, type *99# and dial from your Registered Mobile Number

You will see the welcome screen after which you will have to enter the first three letters, or IFSC code or 2-digit bank code followed by send.

For Vijaya Bank type VIJB
For Bank Of India type BOI
For State Bank of India type SBI
For ICICI Bank type ICI
For HDFC Bank type HDFC

How To Check Account Balance >>

After entering Short Codes >> you get new Screen look like >>

You Get this Ordered List, Just Enter No what you want to do & Send, as current I want to check my Account balance I enter 1 in textbox & click Send Buton, I get instant balance.

How to Get MMID

Just type *99# then Short Key of Bank ,then you see Ordered List ,I enter 6 in Textbox and Send >> Show MMID >>

How to transfer money To UPI by USSD Based Mobile Banking Codes

I used Kotak Mahindra bank account to send money to my friend using his UPI ID .

Step 1 > Dial *99#, type bank short name, and when the interface opens, enter 1 and click send .

Enter Beneficiary UPI . Just Like This

Next, you need to enter the amount and remarks (separated by space). For instance, I transferred Rs 5 to test how this works, so it looks like “ 100 Test1 ”

In the final step, you have to enter your MPIN to authorize the transaction and the last 4 digits of your account number (separated by space) and tap on send. That’s it, once your transaction is authorized, the money will be instantly credited to the recipient’s account.

USSD Mobile Banking limitations

While the service does enable non-smartphone and non-internet users to send money using their phones, it is quite a tedious process. To begin with, once the USSD popup notification arrives, you have to respond within 10 seconds, or the process will get canceled. When I was testing, I struggled to reach step five as it would often throw an error saying External application down.’ It gets quite annoying as you have to start over again, and again at such times. Having said that, the service still seems in its nascent stages and improvements could be expected going forward.

USSD banking daily transaction limit and charges

According to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), the USSD Based Mobile *99# Banking payment method can be used for sending money as low as Rs 1, and as much as Rs 5,000 per transaction. Coming to charges, you will be charged Rs 0.50 per transaction, which will be added to your mobile bill. The service works 24 hours a day and 7 days a week.