Don’t Tell me that you were not warned - Old Cheque books of the below mentioned banks will not be valid after 30th Sept 2017

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State Bank of India vide a Notification has notified the following:-
All customers of erstwhile Associate Banks and Bharatiya Mahila Bank are requested to apply for SBI Cheque books via Internet Banking, Mobile Banking, ATM or by visiting the Home Branch.

Old Cheque books and IFS codes of the above mentioned banks will not be valid after 30th Sept 2017


The State Bank of India on Thursday notified its customers that cheque books and India Financial System (IFS) code of six of its subsidiary banks would be invalid from September 30 and asked them to submit new applications.

These banks are — Bank of Patiala, State Bank of Bikaner and Jaipur, State Bank of Raipur, State Bank of Travancore, State Bank of Hyderabad and Bhartiya Mahila Bank.

Earlier in April, these banks had merged with SBI, which put SBI among the top 50 banks in the world

This notification has also been covered in major papers across the country

Economic Times  @ Cheque books of six SBI subsidiaries to be invalid from Sept 30

Business Today @ SBI to make cheque books, IFSC code of its six subsidiary banks invalid from September 30

Financial Express @ Cheque books, IFSC of 6 subsidiary banks of SBI to be invalid; what you should do now

Deccan Chronicle @ Cheque books of 6 SBI subsidiary banks to be invalid from Oct 30
         
The You Tube video can be viewed here @ https://youtu.be/K-5N0MciEDg

Now, Go, Set and Go for your new SBI Cheque Books


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