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PhotoNews Pakistan > Business > Fresh currency notes for Eid available through SMS
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Fresh currency notes for Eid available through SMS

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By Web Desk Published June 10, 2017 3 Min Read
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State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has re-launched the SMS service for issuance of fresh currency notes to the general public.

SBP through its subsidiary SBP Banking Services Corporation (SBPBSC) has started issuance of fresh currency notes through SMS.

The fresh notes will be available from designated commercial bank branches called “e-branches” and the sixteen field offices of SBP BSC. The issuance of fresh currency through Mobile SMS service will commence from 12th June and continue till 23rd June, 2017.

The service will be provided through 1,000 e-branches in 120 cities across Pakistan to ensure maximum geographical coverage. The charges for the service are Rs. 1.50/- plus tax, per SMS.

Under this facility, a person  may send an SMS message comprising his/her 13 digits CNIC/Smart Card number along with the desired e-branch ID [e.g. 3130205839863(space)KHI005] to short code 8877.

The branch IDs of designated e-branches are available at SBP website http://www.sbp.org.pk, PBA website http://www.pakistanbanks.org, commercial banks websites and will also be displayed prominently outside designated e-branches.

In return, the person will receive an SMS containing redemption code, e-branch address and the code validity period.

Redemption code received by the customer will be valid for two (02) working days as per the mentioned dates in the SMS.

The customer may then approach the concerned e-branch along with his/her original CNIC/Smart Card, a photocopy of the CNIC/Smart Card and transaction code received from 8877 to obtain fresh currency notes.

An individual can obtain three (03) packets of Rs.10/- and one (01) packet each of Rs. 50/- & Rs. 100/- as per availability of stock.

It is also notified that each CNIC/Smart card number or mobile phone number can only be used once.

No transaction code will be issued to the sender in case he/she sends the same CNIC/Smart card number from different mobile numbers or sends different CNIC/Smart card numbers from same mobile number during the service.

For any queries/complaints, the general public may contact the SBP BSC helpdesk at UAN  (021) 111-008-877. The helpdesk facility will only be available during office hours

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