Last updated on November 2nd, 2023 at 11:41 pm

In this post, you will find the Andhra Bank Balance Enquiry Number and different options to check the balance of the Andhra Bank account. Andhra Bank has a network of 2,885 branches and 3798 ATMs. Andhra Bank works across 25 states and has 3 Union territories in India. Andhra Bank merged with Union Bank Of India.

Andhra Bank was established by Bhogaraju Pattabhi Sitramaya in the year 1923 at Machilipatanam, Andhra Pradesh. Andhra Bank has its headquarters in Hyderabad.

Andhra Bank provides different options for its account holders to check their account balance, transaction details, etc. Some of them are as follows. Find Andhra bank balance check number (Missed Call Balance Enquiry Number), Balance check through Andhra bank Internet Banking, Mobile Banking, Toll-Free Number, SMS, ATM etc

Andhra bank account holders can easily check their balance using the Missed Call banking facility. Customers can send a Missed call to the Andhra Bank balance check number 09223011300 from their registered Mobile Number.

Andhra Bank Balance Check Missed Call Number: 09223011300

Follow the below steps for the Balance Enquiry through the Missed call Number and the Toll-Free Number.

• Give a Missed call to 09223011300 from your Andhra Bank registered Mobile number
• The call will be disconnected after a few rings
• You will get the account balance shortly as an SMS if the registered mobile number is correct.

Andhra Bank Balance Enquiry toll-free number: 1800 425 1515

To check the balance through missed calls, your mobile number must be registered with your Andhra bank account. For mobile number registration, you have to submit an application in your home branch for the SMS alerts.

Customers can register their mobile numbers through any Andhra Bank ATM.

Follow the below steps for the Mobile Number registration through Andhra Bank ATM.

Step 1: Insert the ATM card into the ATM

Step 2: Select the type of Transaction (SERVICES )

Step 3: Select the Language

Step 4: Enter your ATM PIN number when prompted.

Step 5: If you have entered the correct ATM PIN number, then the ATM will show different options available under ‘SERVICES’

Step 6: Select the ‘SMS Registration’ option from the list of transaction types.

Step 7: Now you will get a screen to Agree on the Andhra Bank terms and conditions, Select AGREE.

Step 8: In the next screen, enter your 10-digit Mobile Number and then select the ‘CORRECT’ option. Re-enter the mobile number and verify it.

Step 9: Now you will get an option to select the Account Type (Current Account or Savings Account).

Step 10: Now you can see a screen ‘Transaction Completed’. You can take your ATM card. Your Mobile Number will be registered for SMS banking.

Find below other options for the Balance Check:

The easiest option to check the account balance is using any UPI App like BHIM SBI pay, Google Pay, Paytm, PhonePe etc.

These apps provide options to add multiple bank accounts and you can check the account balance at any time by entering your UPI PIN created for the Andhra bank account.

Andhra Bank gives Account-Holders mobile banking facilities through different mobile applications like AB Tej and Andhra Bank e-Passbook. With the help of these Apps, customers can check their account balance.

Andhra Bank Mobile Banking app is available in both Google Play Store and App Store. You can download it and use it for the balance check.

This app also provides facilities like mini statements, fund transfers, balance inquiries, and many other options to the customers.

Andhra Bank customers with an active internet banking account can easily check the balance at any time by logging into the internet banking account.

Visit the Official Internet Banking Account and log in with your User Name and Password.

Follow the below steps to check the Andhra bank balance Online.

Andhra Bank customers who have an ATM card can visit Andhra Bank ATM or any other ATM to check their balance or to withdraw their money. As they visit the ATM, they can follow the following steps:

• Insert/Swipe the ATM card into the machine.
• Type the 4-digit ATM PIN
• Click on the “balance inquiry” option
• You will find the balance displayed on the screen. You can even get a printed receipt of the same.

Note: Due to COVID-19 -19 ATM balance check is not recommended. Use this option only if you cannot check the balance online.

Andhra Bank gives a passbook to all the Account Holders once they open their account. Account holders can update the passbook once they visit the nearest Andhra Bank branch. Most of the customers follow this way of checking their balance rather than net banking or mobile banking.

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