Hello everyone, In this article today we will learn how to check with bank balance by missed call for federal Bank Balance?
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How to check Federal Bank balance by missed call?
Friends, in this post you will know how you can check your federal bank account balance sitting at home by missed call. Federal Bank is a private sector bank based in India. Branches and ATMs of this bank are present in the country. Any person can open their account in this bank and can take advantage of all banking facilities.
The Federal Bank has also given the facility of checking the balance by a missed call for the convenience of its customers. Every person whose active account and mobile number is registered in the bank can avail this facility.
To use the missed call alert service of the federal bank, you have to register for it. To register, you should go to your mobile message box and type – ACTBAL <space> your bank account number and send it to 9895088888.
Federal Bank Balance Check Number –
To know the balance of the Federal Bank, you have to give a missed call from your registered mobile number to the number given below the bank.
8431900900
When you call this number, you will hear the bell and your call will be auto cut. Shortly after cutting the call, a message will be received on your mobile, in which you will know your current account balance.
Federal Bank Mini Statement Check Number –
You can also know the details of the last 5 transactions in your account by making a missed call to another number, just like checking the balance. In this also you will get information through SMS.
Mini Statement Check Number – 8431600600
The missed call balance check service of Federal Bank is a completely free service for all customers, for this, you will not have to pay anything separately. You can find out your account balance any time you miss a missed call to the bank. This service is the fastest and simplest in any other way.
So, friends, this information was about how to know the balance of Federal Bank from mobile, for any kind of problem or more information, you can contact your branch.