<p>Mumbai: SBI customers faced difficulties in accessing UPI and mobile banking services for more than four hours on Tuesday due to some "technical issues".</p>.<p>The country's largest lender later said the technical issues have been fully resolved. SBI customers started facing the issues at around 1230 hrs on Tuesday, leading to social media chatter about the difficulties in accessing services.</p>.SBI aims to be Net-Zero by 2055: Chairman Setty.<p>"Technical issues with SBI UPI (unified payment interface) application stands resolved and is working fine since 5 pm," the bank, which services 50 crore customers, said in a statement.</p>.<p>The lender regretted the inconvenience caused to the customers. The exact reason for the technical issues could not be immediately ascertained.</p>.<p>It can be noted that the sector regulator has been pressing banks to ensure seamless connectivity and invest sufficiently in the backend to make this possible. The RBI has been insisting on curtailing such outages and also minimising the time taken for resolution of such disruptions, and taking very stern actions against errant entities if it finds non-compliance. </p>
<p>Mumbai: SBI customers faced difficulties in accessing UPI and mobile banking services for more than four hours on Tuesday due to some "technical issues".</p>.<p>The country's largest lender later said the technical issues have been fully resolved. SBI customers started facing the issues at around 1230 hrs on Tuesday, leading to social media chatter about the difficulties in accessing services.</p>.SBI aims to be Net-Zero by 2055: Chairman Setty.<p>"Technical issues with SBI UPI (unified payment interface) application stands resolved and is working fine since 5 pm," the bank, which services 50 crore customers, said in a statement.</p>.<p>The lender regretted the inconvenience caused to the customers. The exact reason for the technical issues could not be immediately ascertained.</p>.<p>It can be noted that the sector regulator has been pressing banks to ensure seamless connectivity and invest sufficiently in the backend to make this possible. The RBI has been insisting on curtailing such outages and also minimising the time taken for resolution of such disruptions, and taking very stern actions against errant entities if it finds non-compliance. </p>