1. Why Add a Second Number?- Helps you receive OTPs, alerts, and transaction updates on another trusted number.
- Useful if your primary number is lost, inactive, or shared with family members.
- Ensures you don’t miss critical banking notifications.
2. Method 1: Via Internet BankingLog in to your
bank’s net banking portal.Go to
Profile/Personal Details/Mobile Number Update.Enter your
secondary mobile number.Verify using an
OTP sent to your primary number.Confirm and submit the request.✅ Most banks process the change
instantly or within a few hours.
3. Method 2: Through mobile banking AppOpen your bank’s
official app.Navigate to
Settings → Update mobile Number.Choose the option to
add a new number.Enter the
new number and your registered details.Verify with
OTP and submit.📌 Some banks may allow you to
retain both numbers, while others
replace the old one—check carefully.
4. Method 3: By Visiting Your bank BranchCarry
valid ID proof (Aadhaar, PAN, Passport, or Driving License).Request a
Mobile Number Update Form at the branch.Fill in your
primary and secondary numbers.Submit the form with your
signature verification.Bank staff will update your account within
1–3 working days.
5. Method 4: Using ATM (Limited Banks)- Some banks allow updating mobile numbers via ATM:
Insert your debit card and enter PIN.Select
Update mobile Number or
Profile Update.Enter the
new number and verify via OTP.⚠️ This option may not be available for all banks.
6. Important Points to Remember- Always use a trusted number you have permanent access to.
- Keep your KYC documents ready, as some banks may ask for Aadhaar or PAN verification.
- OTP verification is mandatory for security.
- Once updated, both numbers (if allowed) will receive transaction alerts and bank communications.
✅ Bottom LineAdding a second mobile number is a
simple process but ensures you
never miss banking alerts. Whether through
internet banking, mobile app, ATM, or branch, following the proper steps will keep your account secure and fully accessible.
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