Chhattisgarh Rajya Gramin Bank Balance Enquiry, Missed Call Alerts, and Toll Free Number

Chhattisgarh Rajya Gramin Bank has started a mobile helpline to know bank balance. Balance Enquiry helps customers to check the balance of your bank account at any moment. Before that, the customer has to visit the nearest ATM or branch to know their bank account balance. The Bank founded in [Bank Founded Date], and has [Branches] branches and [ATMS] ATMs in 20 Indian states.

Chhattisgarh Rajya Gramin Bank provides many facilities like net banking, mobile banking, Telebanking, etc. So, customer can access their bank account any time of day without any issue.

How to Register for Bank Balance Enquiry

Chhattisgarh Rajya Gramin Bank provides bank balance enquiry only through SMS or Miss call. Only those customers can get the bank balance inquiry, which already registered their mobile number with the bank. If you have not registered your mobile number in the bank, then you have to register yourself first. Here are other ways to check your bank account balance:

Internet banking

Bank offers net banking to its customer. Customers have to register themselves with the bank for net banking. Bank provides them a username and password. With the help of login details, users can do access bank online services like bank balance enquiry, fund transfer, account statement, open FD account, etc.

Mobile Banking

Bank also offer mobile banking to its customer. In this service, customers can call at a bank tollfree number at any time of day. The bank provides various services like bank balance enquiry, open FD account, request cheque book, etc.

SMS Banking

SMS Banking also a significant role in helping bank customers. In this service, the customer has to send an SMS for Bank Balance Enquiry, a new Cheque book, etc. Only Registered mobile numbers in the bank can access this service.

Bank ATM

Bank provides a debit card with each bank account. The customer has to visit the nearest bank ATM. There, customers can check the bank account balance instantly. ATM also helps customers to withdraw money from their bank account.

Chhattisgarh Rajya Gramin Bank Balance Enquiry through Miss Call Alerts

Chhattisgarh Rajya Gramin Bank Balance Enquiry Service remains open all day. Customers can request at any time and anywhere from their registered mobile number. Give a Missed Call from your registered mobile number to:

1800-233-2300 to get instant SMS with your account balance.

The Missed Call facility is available only for Saving Bank and Current Bank Accounts.

If customer have multiple bank accounts, then the customer has to set one primary Bank Account. Send an SMS to 1800-233-2300 with text SET<Account number> after that customer will get Chhattisgarh Rajya Gramin Bank Balance Enquiry on his/her registered mobile number.

Chhattisgarh Rajya Gramin Bank Customer Care or Toll-Free Number

Customers can call on 1800-233-2300 or send email to [Bank Customer Care Email] at any time. if you want to send a letter to the bank then send it following address :

Chhattisgarh Rajya Gramin Bank:

Nagpur, Korba, NH-78,
Ambikapur Highway, Marendragarh,
Marendragarh, Chhattisgarh 497442

Bank	Chhattisgarh Rajya Gramin Bank
Bank Customer Care Phone	1800-233-2300
Head Office	8959909031
Website	https://www.cgbank.in/index.php

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