State Bank of India now provides a sample withdrawal slip PDF online for practice and understanding the form before visiting the branch.
You can download it from the official SBI website or directly from here.
Important: SBI branches normally accept only the original branch-issued withdrawal slip along with the original physical passbook for counter withdrawals.
How to Get Original SBI Withdrawal Slip ✅
- Visit your SBI branch or locate nearby branch using the official SBI Branch Locator
- Slip booklets are usually placed near cash counters
- Use the branch-issued slip for actual cash withdrawal
- If branch stamp already exists, no need to rewrite it
💡 SBI Withdrawal Limits: Home branches usually allow larger withdrawals if balance is available, but amounts above ₹50,000 may require PAN card and manager approval.
At non-home branches, withdrawal slips are commonly limited to around ₹25,000 + self-cheque for self-withdrawal only.
⚡ 2026 Banking Tip: Many SBI customers now use YONO Cash for withdrawals below ₹20,000 because it works without cheque book, withdrawal slip, or debit card.
This feature is available directly at SBI ATMs through the YONO app .
Next: Check below how to properly fill SBI withdrawal slip step-by-step before visiting the branch.
How to Fill SBI Withdrawal Slip Correctly (Step-by-Step)
This is a bilingual form, so you can fill it in Hindi or English. In some states, the slip may also come in local languages like Tamil, Marathi, Bengali, Gujarati, or Telugu depending on the branch region.
- Account Type: At the top, select your account type such as Savings or Current account.
- Withdrawal With: Under the “With” section, tick Passbook because most customers withdraw using a passbook. Other options may include OVD (Officially Valid Document) or GCC (Green Channel Counter).
- Date and Branch Name: Write your SBI home branch name if it is not already stamped. Then enter the withdrawal date.
- Account Holder Name: Write your full name exactly as per bank records or OVD documents. Example: RAMESH KUMAR SHARMA
- Account Number: Enter your account number carefully, one digit in each box. SBI account numbers are usually 8 to 11 digits.
- Amount in Words and Numbers: In the “Please Pay Self” section, write the amount in words.
- Example: Five Thousand Only (Then write the same amount in numbers near the ₹ symbol.)
- Example: ₹5,000/-
- PAN Number: If withdrawing ₹50,000 or more using self-cheque, mention your PAN number.
- Mobile Number: You can enter your active mobile number for convenience.
- Home Branch Name: Mention your home branch name again if required.
- Signature : Sign exactly as per your SBI records or cheque book. If you cannot sign, use your thumb impression in the given box.
- Back Side Signature: On the reverse side of the form, you also need to put two signatures or thumb impressions for verification.
Details on the Back of the Form
The reverse side contains a Cash Denomination Table –
| Denomination | Count | Total |
|---|---|---|
| ₹2000 | 2 | ₹4000 |
| ₹500 | 2 | ₹1000 |
| Total | — | ₹5000 |
You can mention your preferred cash note denominations here, but this section is optional. You can also ask the counter staff directly if specific notes or coins are available.
How to Withdraw Cash at SBI Branch (Using slip)
- After filling the slip, attach your SBI passbook. As per SBI branch rules, passbook is usually compulsory for cash withdrawal.
- Submit the withdrawal slip and passbook at the cash counter.
- The bank officer will check:
- Your signature
- Account number
- Available account balance
- Amount written in words and numbers
- Once everything is verified, the officer approves the withdrawal process.
- Finally, the cashier counts the cash and hands it over to you.
- The full process usually takes around 10–15 minutes, depending on branch crowd and workload.
SBI Cash Withdrawal Limits (All Branches)
Unlike ATM withdrawals, where limits depend on your card type, SBI withdrawal slips are usually restricted to ₹25,000 per day at the home branch, making them safer but slightly less flexible.
Here are the official limits for withdrawing cash through a withdrawal form at SBI:
| Withdrawal Type | Place | Limit | Important Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Minimum Withdrawal | Home Branch | ₹50 | ~ |
| Withdrawal Through Slip | Home or Non-Home Branch | ₹25,000 per day | Passbook required |
| Branch Cash Withdrawal | SBI Branch | ₹1 lakh or more | self cheque + slip |
| Non-Home Branch Withdrawal | Other SBI Branch | ₹25,000 per day | Passbook and self cheque |
| Cheque Withdrawal | Any SBI Branch | Up to ₹10 lakh | Depends on KYC |
| ATM Withdrawal | Any ATM | ₹10,000–₹40,000 daily | Depends on ATM card variant |
Note: If you are at a non-home branch, you can withdraw cash using a withdrawal slip, but limited amount depending on branch conditions. Your branch may ask for a self-cheque.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is SBI GCC in a withdrawal slip?
In the cash slip, “GCC” means Green Channel Counter, which is an SBI facility for paperless banking. You can use it to withdraw or deposit just using your ATM or debit card at the branch itself.
What happens if the withdrawal slip is lost before submission?
If a slip is lost before submission, the withdrawal cannot be processed; you can get a new slip and start to fill it again. it is mandatory even you use self-cheque.
Can I withdraw money using a withdrawal slip if I have a joint account?
Yes, you can withdraw money from an SBI joint account using a withdrawal slip. This depends on your SBI account’s mode of operation. “Either or Survivor” allows one person to withdraw, while “Jointly” requires all signatures. You will need to fill out the slip, provide your passbook, and one signature is enough for any single account holder.
Can I download and print an SBI withdrawal slip from home?
No. SBI accepts only branch-issued original slips with a branch stamp. Printed or downloaded PDFs are for reference only and will be rejected at the cash counter.
Is a withdrawal slip safer than using an ATM card?
For seniors and rural users, yes. Withdrawal slips require manual verification + passbook, reducing fraud risk. Tip: Always sign exactly as per bank records.
What is the maximum cash I can withdraw using an SBI withdrawal slip?
For savings accounts, up to ₹25,000 per day at the home branch using a slip + passbook. Higher amounts need a self-cheque and full KYC verification.
Can someone else withdraw cash on my behalf using a slip?
Yes, with an authorisation letter, your signature, and a passbook. Tip: Mention the bearer’s name clearly; some branches also ask for the bearer’s ID proof.
Why does SBI insist on writing the amount in both words and numbers?
To avoid manipulation and errors. Even a small mismatch can delay payment. Tip: Always write “Only” at the end, like Five Thousand Only, for safety.
Can I use a withdrawal slip at a non-home SBI branch?
Sometimes yes, but limits are stricter. Usually capped at ₹25,000 and may require additional verification or a self-cheque. The home branch is always smoother.
Is PAN mandatory while withdrawing cash using a slip?
PAN is mandatory for large cash withdrawals, especially above ₹50,000, when combined with cheque usage. For small slip-based withdrawals, PAN is usually not asked.
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