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1. Internet Banking
2. SBI Life website
3. Visa BillPay
4. ‘Smart Care’ mobile application
5. e-Wallet
6. Online Standing instruction on credit card
Pay Premium Offline
7. Direct remittance at SBI Life branch
8. Post or courier
9. In cash at authorized collection centers
10. Auto debit through NACH
11. Direct debit
12. State Bank ATM
13. POS terminal at SBI Life branch
Pay Premium Online
You can choose from multiple options to pay your insurance premium online, without any requirement of physical documents submission.
1. Internet Banking
If you are an internet banking customer of State Bank of India or any of our partner banks, you can enjoy the convenience of online payments.
All you have to do is add SBI Life as your biller (SBI Life is listed as a national biller) and provide your Policy details. Alternatively, you can register through www.billdesk.com.
After verification, this service will be activated and a premium due advice will be sent to your banker. The premium bill will be displayed once you login, indicating the due date and the premium due.
You can choose to pay the premium immediately or schedule the payment for a convenient date before the premium due date.
2. SBI Life Website
You can conveniently pay renewal premium on the SBI Life website.
On the website, you have the option to make the payment with your Visa/Master/American Express or Diners Credit Card or through your internet banking account with any of the partner banks listed on the website.
Registration
You do not need to register and there is no extra charge for payment through the website. If you are already a registered customer of the Smart Care self-service portal, you can pay the premium by logging in to Smart Care. If you are a non-registered customer, you can visit www.sbilife.co.in to make the payment.
Premium Payment Timelines
Online premium payment can be made 30 days in advance from the premium due date. However, in case you are unable to pay premium on the due date, you can still pay premium online up to 5 months and 25 days from the premium due date. Receipt for every successful transaction, you will get a Success Report and Premium Acknowledgement Receipt instantly. The Renewal Premium Receipt will be sent after adjustment / allocation of premium.
3. Visa BillPay (www.visabillpay.com)
If you hold a Visa credit card that has been issued in India, you can register for paying premium through Visa BillPay.
To register for this facility, please log in to www.visabillpay.com , add SBI Life as your biller and provide your policy details for registration. After verification, this service will be activated and the premium bill will be displayed in your log-in with the due date and the premium due.
You can either choose to pay the premium immediately or schedule the payment for a convenient date before the premium date.
4. ‘Smart Care’ mobile application
You can also pay your renewal premium by using our mobile application. Download SBI Life Smart Care Application
Option to view Payment acknowledgement is provided on the screen immediately after payment.
5. eWallets
You can now pay your insurance premium through the following eWallets:
a) SBI Buddy
How to pay?
Step 1 - Download the State Bank ‘Buddy’ App on your mobile phone
Step 2 - Click ‘Recharge & Bill Pay’ and select the ‘Bill Pay’ option
Step 3 - Select Biller category as ‘Insurance’ and choose ‘SBI Life Insurance’ as biller
Step 4 - Enter Policy Number, Date of Birth and complete the transaction
The necessary validations will be conducted and money will be deducted from your SBI Buddy wallet and credited to your SBI Life policy, all in real time.
b) Jio Money Wallet
How to pay?
Step 1 - Download ‘Jio Money’ App on your mobile phone
Step 2 - Click ‘Recharge & Bill Pay’ and go to the ‘Bill Pay’ option
Step 3 - Select Biller category as ‘Insurance’ and choose ‘SBI Life Insurance’ as biller
Step 4 - Enter Policy Number, Date of Birth and complete the transaction
The required validations will be conducted and money will be deducted from your Jio Money Wallet and credited to you SBI Life policy, all in real time.
c)Paytm
How to pay?
Step 1 - Download ‘Paytm’ App on your mobile phone
Step 2 - Click on ‘Insurance’ and select ‘Pay existing insurance premium’
Step 3 - Select ‘SBI Life Insurance’
Step 4 - Enter Policy Number & Date of Birth and complete the transaction
The required validations will be conducted and money will be deducted from your Paytm Wallet and credited to your SBI Life policy, all in real time.
6. Standing Instruction On Credit Card
Another mode of premium payment is giving a Standing Instruction (SI) against your VISA or MasterCard Credit Card while making online payment. To activate this option, you will need to select the payment gateway of Billdesk - > Select Pay through Credit Card - > Select "One Time Payment + Standing Instruction"
The Standing Instruction will be activated within 3-4 days and debits will begin from the next due date.
Please note: We do not accept premium payment through Credit Cards issued outside India.
Pay Premium Offline
You can opt for any of the traditional premium payment modes from those listed below:
7. Direct Remittance At SBI Life Branch
You can make premium payments by cheque/demand draft at your nearest SBI Life branch. This facility is available at all SBI Life branches across India.
The cheque/ demand draft should be drawn in favor of “SBI Life Insurance Company Ltd – Policy Number ”
Please mention your policy number/s and your contact number on the reverse of the cheque/ dd.
8. Post or courier
You can send your cheque or demand draft for premium payments to any of the SBI Life branch offices by post or courier. A receipt acknowledging your payment will be sent to your communication address directly.
9. In cash at authorized collection centres
There are 3 ways you can make premium payments in cash -
a) At Common Service Centres (CSCs)*
You can pay premium in cash (upto 49,999) at any of the Common Services Centers * (CSC) across India.
The list of centres is available on www.gis.csc.gov.in
*implemented under the National e-Governance Plan (NeGP) of Govt. of India
b) At KarurVysya Bank Branches
Premium can be paid in cash (upto 50,000/-) and through direct debit facility at all the branches of KarurVysya Bank across India.
The list of branch locations is available on www.kvb.co.in
c) AP Online/MP Online
If you live in Madhya Pradesh or Andhra Pradesh, you can pay cash (upto 50,000/-) at any MP Online or AP Online outlets based on your location.
Branch locations are listed on their websites http://www.aponline.gov.in/ and http://www.mponline.gov.in/
10. Auto debit through NACH
You can choose to make use of the auto debit facility through National Automated Clearing House (NACH). For activating this, you need to submit the following documents at the nearest SBI Life branch office:
• A duly filled Mandate form
• Proof of Bank Account (cancelled cheque/account statement)
You can also mail the above documents to our communication address below:
SBI Life Insurance Co. Ltd.
SBI Life Insurance Co. Ltd, Central Processing Centre, 8th Level, Seawoods Grand Central,
Tower 2, Plot No : R-1, Sector 40, Seawoods, Nerul Node, Navi Mumbai- 400706
About NACH - National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) has implemented “National Automated Clearing House (NACH)” for Banks, Financial Institutions, Corporates and Government. It is a web based solution to facilitate interbank, high volume, electronic transactions which are repetitive and periodic in nature.
*All the banks in India come under the purview of NACH w.e.f. 01-April-2016 as per NPCI and RBI instructions. Thus NACH replaces the current ECS (Electronic Clearance System) system of auto debit.
11. Direct debit from Bank Account
You can set up auto debit of premium from your bank account on your due date.
The direct debit facility is available to the account holders of State Bank of India, Axis Bank, CITI Bank, ICICI Bank, Bank of Baroda, Union Bank of India, Bank of India, IndusInd Bank, Punjab National Bank and Kotak Bank.
To avail this facility, please submit the following documents at any of our branch offices or mail it to our communication address.
• A duly filled Mandate form
• A cancelled cheque
12. State Bank ATMs
Now you can pay your premiums through all State Bank ATMs.
You can follow these simple steps to make the payment at the ATM:
Step 1 – Insert your card
Step 2– Go to Services >> Bill Pay >> Select SBI Life Insurance
Step 3 – Enter your Policy Number and Date of Birth
Step 4 – Make Payment
13. Point of Sales (PoS) terminals at select SBI Life branches
Another easy renewal premium payment option is paying through Debit Card (Maestro) / Credit Card (VISA and Master) using POS (Point of Sales) terminals at select SBI Life branches. Currently this facility is available in 204 locations.
For any further information related to premium payment, please feel free to call us on our Toll Free Number 1800 267 9090. You can also email us at info@sbilife.co.in or write to us at our communication address given below
COMMUNICATION ADDRESS
SBI Life Insurance Co. Ltd.
SBI Life Insurance Co. Ltd, Central Processing Centre, 8th Level, Seawoods Grand Central,
Tower 2, Plot No : R-1, Sector 40, Seawoods, Nerul Node, Navi Mumbai- 400706
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2. Click on the "View Details" link on the policy card required under "My Policy" tab to view fund value details
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1. Visit your nearest SBI Life Branch
2.Submit the relevant policy payout request form along with the required documents
FAQs about Policy Surrender and Partial Withdrawal – Individual Plans
What does surrendering a life insurance policy mean?
Surrendering a life insurance policy means exiting from the policy before its maturity. It is the voluntary termination of the insurance contract by the policyholder.
What do I (the policy holder) stand to lose if I surrender the policy before maturity?
If you surrender the policy before its maturity, you stand to lose all the benefits associated with the policy; i.e. death benefits and maturity benefits.
Insurance policies are typically designed to give you financial benefits in the long-term. For maximizing your returns from the insurance investment, it is advisable to stay invested for the entire term. Moreover, surrendering a policy now and purchasing a new life insurance policy later is costly.
An alternative to surrendering the policy is partial withdrawal.
What do I receive when I surrender my policy?
On surrendering your policy, you will be paid a Surrender Value. Surrender Value will be as per the surrender clause mentioned in your policy schedule.
For instance, if you surrender your Unit Linked Insurance Plan (ULIP), the Surrender Value will be equal to your Fund Value (after deduction of charges for surrender and TDS as applicable) on the date of surrender.
Can I surrender my Unit Linked Insurance Plan (ULIP) at any time during the policy term and receive a surrender payout?
As per IRDAI guidelines, lock-in period of five years needs to be completed before any payout can be made to the policyholder.
How can I surrender my policy?
To surrender your policy, please visit the nearest SBI Life Branch and submit the duly filled Surrender Request Form.
What are the documents required for surrendering the policy?
You will need to submit the following documents to surrender your policy:
• Surrender Request Form with a recent photograph of the policyholder.
• Original Policy document. In the absence of the original policy document, you will need to get an indemnity bond executed.
• Original Photo ID and Address Proof with one self-attested photocopy.
• Original Bank Passbook / Account Statement which shows recent transactions not older than 1 month, along with one self-attested photocopy or original cancelled cheque with pre-printed name.
• Copy of the policyholder’s Pan Card.
• NRE Remittance letter, if payout needs to be processed into the NRE account.
• If you are an NRI, you can check with the SBI Life office about documents required for taxation purpose.
What is Partial Withdrawal?
Partial Withdrawal is an option that allows you to withdraw a part of your fund value. The rules applicable for partial withdrawal may differ from product to product.
What is the benefit of Partial withdrawal?
If need for liquidity arises, partial withdrawal enables you to fulfil your financial requirement without exiting from the policy. By availing the partial withdrawal facility, you can continue to enjoy the life cover that your insurance policy offers.
What are the documents required for Partial withdrawal?
Documents required for partial withdrawal are the same as those listed under Surrender Request.
What is Free look Cancellation?
Free Look Cancellation is a facility provided to the policyholder to review the terms and conditions of the policy. If the policy holder disagrees with any of those terms and conditions, he or she can return the policy for cancellation, stating the reasons for objection, within the stipulated period from the date of receipt of the policy document.
When does the free look period begin and end?
The Free Look period lasts for 15 days from receipt of the policy document, for policies sourced through any channel other than Distance Marketing. For policies sourced through Distance Marketing, the Free Look period lasts for 30 days from receipt of the policy document.
Are intermittent holidays and non-working days excluded under the stipulated calculation of free look period?
No
If the last day of the Free Look period is a Sunday or a public holiday, will the cancellation request be accepted on the next working day? If yes, how will the NAV be determined?
Yes, the cancellation request will be accepted on the next working day, if the last day of the Free Look period happens to be a Sunday or a public holiday. The NAV of the next working day will be applicable.
What are the documents required for initiating Free Look Cancellation?
You will need to submit the following documents to initiate Free Look Cancellation:
1. Free Look Cancellation Request form.
2. Original Policy Document.
3. Direct Credit mandate. NRE Remittance letter to be submitted, if payout needs to be processed into the NRE account.
4. Cancelled cheque leaf with the name pre-printed name or self-attested pre-printed pass book copy with transaction details not more than six months old.
5. Original First Premium Receipt.
FAQs about Policy Surrender and Partial Withdrawal – Group Plans
What are creditor protection products?
Creditor protection products are products which are taken on the life of a member who has availed of a loan. In case of death of the member, the insurer will pay benefits as defined in the policy terms and conditions.
When can SBI Life – Dhanraksha and SBI Life – RiNn Raksha Policies be surrendered?
These policies can be surrendered any time after one year from the start date of the insurance cover, till expiry of policy term.
What are the documents required for surrender/foreclosure of Group Plans?
You will need to submit the following documents to surrender your Group Plan:
1. Surrender Form.
2. Recommendation from Master Policy Holder.
3. Original COI(Certificate Of Insurance).
4. Direct Credit Mandate and cancelled cheque with pre-printed name. NRE Remittance letter to be submitted, if payout needs to be processed into the NRE account.
What are the documents required for initiating Group Free Look Cancellation?
You will need to submit the following documents to initiate Group Free Look Cancellation:
1. Free Look Cancellation Form
2. Recommendation from Master Policy Holder.
3. Original COI(Certificate Of Insurance).
4. Direct Credit Mandate and cancelled cheque with pre-printed name. NRE Remittance letter to be submitted, if payout needs to be processed into the NRE account.
What are the documents required for Group Cover Cancellation?
1. Cover cancellation form.
2. Recommendation from Master Policy Holder with loan status (can be done only if loan is not availed or closed within 90 days).
3. Original COI(Certificate Of Insurance).
4. Direct Credit Mandate and cancelled cheque with pre-printed name. NRE Remittance letter to be submitted, if payout needs to be processed into the NRE account.
When can Super Suraksha policies be foreclosed?
Super Suraksha policies can be foreclosed upon submission of surrender documents, once the loan is foreclosed.
For SBI Life – RiNn Raksha policies, are Free Look Cancellation and Cover Cancellation the same?
Free Look Cancellation and Cover Cancellation are not the same for SBI Life – RiNn Raksha policies.
• Free Look Cancellation can be done within 15 days from receipt of policy in case you are not satisfied with the terms and conditions of the policy.
Recommendation from Master Policy Holder is required, along with other necessary documents mentioned here. • Cover cancellation can be done on receipt of request from a member within 90 days from issuance of policy, stating that the loan is not availed or that it is closed within 90 days. Recommendation from Master Policy Holder is required, along with other necessary documents mentioned here.
Where can I submit the request for Surrender/Foreclosure/Free Look and Cover Cancellation?
All the above requests can be submitted at the nearest SBI Life Branch, along with the required documents.
Can members continue with their SBI Life – Dhanraksha or SBI Life – RiNn Raksha policy even if they have closed their loan account?
Yes, they can continue with their policy.
Is closure of loan account mandatory in order to surrender the SBI Life – Dhanraksha or SBI Life – RiNn Raksha policy?
No, you can surrender your SBI Life – Dhanraksha or SBI Life – RiNn Raksha policy even without closure of your loan account.
