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Federal Bank Digital Banking — FedMobile & FedNet vs SBI Digital Banking — YONO SBI & OnlineSBI

Compare Federal Bank Digital Banking — FedMobile & FedNet and SBI Digital Banking — YONO SBI & OnlineSBI using the controlling cost, balance, rate, tenure, liquidity, limits, eligibility and current first-party bank evidence for this product type.

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Federal Bank Digital Banking — FedMobile & FedNet vs SBI Digital Banking — YONO SBI & OnlineSBI

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Latest underlying reviewSeptember 10, 2026
Federal BankFederal Bank Digital Banking — FedMobile & FedNet

Federal Bank customers who want a mature app/browser pair and value explicit self-service limit management while accepting that exact daily ceilings are profile-specific rather than one universal number.

Cost / pricing
Federal Bank's public FAQ states FedNet is offered without a separate access/registration charge, while the service-charge schedule can still apply to specific transactions such as IMPS and other banking services.
Reviewed
September 10, 2026
Evidence
5 bank sources
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State Bank of IndiaSBI Digital Banking — YONO SBI & OnlineSBI

Existing SBI retail customers who want both app and browser access and are willing to keep registered-mobile, device and beneficiary-security controls in mind.

Cost / pricing
No separate channel subscription cost is modeled from the reviewed sources; transaction, service and product charges continue to follow SBI's applicable schedules.
Reviewed
September 10, 2026
Evidence
4 bank sources
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Federal Bank Digital Banking — FedMobile & FedNet vs SBI Digital Banking — YONO SBI & OnlineSBI

Prepared 14 Sep 2026 · Source page: https://bankingreference.info/compare-banking/federal-digital-banking-fedmobile-fednet-vs-sbi-digital-banking-yono-onlinesbi/

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01Can you register and authenticate through the channel?Match the channel to your existing banking relationship and recovery needs.

Federal Bank Digital Banking — FedMobile & FedNet

Registration
FedNet can be registered online from Federal Bank's registration route or offline by submitting the FedNet form at the branch. FedMobile requires the registered mobile/account relationship; the bank's terms use MPIN/mobile-number authentication.
Authentication
FedNet uses user ID/password and transaction/security controls; FedMobile uses registered-mobile/MPIN authentication. Wrong MPIN attempts can trigger blocking/deactivation under the bank's published mobile terms.

SBI Digital Banking — YONO SBI & OnlineSBI

Registration
OnlineSBI supports user-driven registration and debit-card self-activation for eligible customers; otherwise branch activation is available. YONO registration uses the bank-registered mobile/SIM and supported SBI credentials.
Authentication
OTP is used as 2FA for Internet Banking/YONO transactions; OnlineSBI also uses a separate Profile Password for privileged profile actions.
02Will beneficiary and transfer controls allow your payment?Check beneficiary controls separately from the published transfer limits.

Federal Bank Digital Banking — FedMobile & FedNet

Beneficiary controls
FedNet supports registered payees and Quick Transfer; customer transaction-limit schemes can be viewed/changed. The reviewed current material does not support a single universal beneficiary-cooling number, so none is added.
Transfers / limits
FedNet supports third-party/interbank transfers and customer limit management; Quick Transfer to Federal Bank accounts is ≤₹25,000. FedMobile supports money transfers, but a single shared retail daily ceiling is not inferred from the reviewed pages.

SBI Digital Banking — YONO SBI & OnlineSBI

Beneficiary controls
SBI states that transfer to a newly added beneficiary is allowed after a cooling period of up to 4 hours; transfers remain within user/bank-defined limits.
Transfers / limits
Own-account, SBI third-party and interbank transfers are supported; YONO also provides YONO Pay/Quick Transfer and UPI under separate limits.
03What will it cost, and how can you recover access?Read channel pricing and the recorded recovery route before relying on the service.

Federal Bank Digital Banking — FedMobile & FedNet

Channel cost / charges
Federal Bank's public FAQ states FedNet is offered without a separate access/registration charge, while the service-charge schedule can still apply to specific transactions such as IMPS and other banking services.
Recovery
FedNet transaction access can be re-enabled by service request; blocked transactions/password issues can be handled through the contact centre, and the bank provides password reissue/recovery assistance.

SBI Digital Banking — YONO SBI & OnlineSBI

Channel cost / charges
No separate channel subscription cost is modeled from the reviewed sources; transaction, service and product charges continue to follow SBI's applicable schedules.
Recovery
OnlineSBI provides password/user recovery and branch fallback; SBI also provides lock/unlock and unauthorized-transaction reporting routes.
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Decision factorFederal Bank Digital Banking — FedMobile & FedNetSBI Digital Banking — YONO SBI & OnlineSBI
Channel cost / chargesFederal Bank's public FAQ states FedNet is offered without a separate access/registration charge, while the service-charge schedule can still apply to specific transactions such as IMPS and other banking services.No separate channel subscription cost is modeled from the reviewed sources; transaction, service and product charges continue to follow SBI's applicable schedules.
Required banking relationshipEligible Federal Bank relationships can be linked to FedNet/FedMobile; channel access does not waive minimum-balance or deposit requirements of the underlying account.Requires an eligible SBI banking relationship. Digital access does not replace the balance, KYC or operating rules of the underlying account.
Digital service coverageFedNet covers accounts, third-party transfers, bills, deposits and service requests; FedMobile adds mobile statements, transfers and card functions. Credit-card controls and transaction-limit settings are available in both FedMobile and FedNet.YONO supports fund transfers, YONO Cash, deposits, account/card service requests, e-statements and multiple government/investment journeys; OnlineSBI supports own-account, SBI and interbank transfers, standing instructions, bill payments, deposits and service requests.
Transfer / security limitsFedNet exposes the customer's daily transaction-limit scheme and lets eligible users request increases or decreases. Quick Transfer to Federal Bank accounts is limited to ₹25,000. The reviewed public material does not support one universal retail FedMobile/FedNet daily ceiling across all customers, so profile-specific limits are preserved.SBI states that transfers to a newly added beneficiary are enabled after a cooling period of up to 4 hours. User-defined and rail-specific transfer limits still apply; UPI on YONO has separate NPCI/bank controls.
Registration eligibilityExisting Federal Bank account holders can register FedNet online or through a branch; eligible accounts may be view-only or transaction-enabled. FedMobile uses the bank-registered mobile relationship and MPIN/authentication controls.Retail SBI customers with the required registered-mobile/account credentials. YONO registration is tied to the registered mobile/SIM; OnlineSBI self-registration can use SBI debit-card validation, with branch activation available where self-activation is not possible.
Channel / product relationshipFedMobile and FedNet can manage eligible linked Federal Bank accounts/cards, but exact account availability, transaction rights and limits depend on registration and the customer's assigned limit scheme.Digital channels expose eligible SBI accounts/products; they do not create a new deposit relationship or guarantee transaction rights on every linked account.
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Type-specific banking comparison terms for Federal Bank Digital Banking — FedMobile & FedNet and SBI Digital Banking — YONO SBI & OnlineSBI
Decision factorFederal Bank Digital Banking — FedMobile & FedNetSBI Digital Banking — YONO SBI & OnlineSBI
Mobile channelFedMobile retail mobile banking using the bank-registered mobile relationship, MPIN/security controls and Federal Bank authentication.YONO SBI mobile app; registered-mobile/SIM-based registration with existing SBI credentials or supported self-assist routes.
Online channelFedNet retail Internet Banking with online or branch registration, user ID/password and configurable transaction rights/limits.OnlineSBI retail Internet Banking at the bank's current onlinesbi.sbi.bank.in portal.
RegistrationFedNet can be registered online from Federal Bank's registration route or offline by submitting the FedNet form at the branch. FedMobile requires the registered mobile/account relationship; the bank's terms use MPIN/mobile-number authentication.OnlineSBI supports user-driven registration and debit-card self-activation for eligible customers; otherwise branch activation is available. YONO registration uses the bank-registered mobile/SIM and supported SBI credentials.
AuthenticationFedNet uses user ID/password and transaction/security controls; FedMobile uses registered-mobile/MPIN authentication. Wrong MPIN attempts can trigger blocking/deactivation under the bank's published mobile terms.OTP is used as 2FA for Internet Banking/YONO transactions; OnlineSBI also uses a separate Profile Password for privileged profile actions.
Beneficiary controlsFedNet supports registered payees and Quick Transfer; customer transaction-limit schemes can be viewed/changed. The reviewed current material does not support a single universal beneficiary-cooling number, so none is added.SBI states that transfer to a newly added beneficiary is allowed after a cooling period of up to 4 hours; transfers remain within user/bank-defined limits.
Transfers / limitsFedNet supports third-party/interbank transfers and customer limit management; Quick Transfer to Federal Bank accounts is ≤₹25,000. FedMobile supports money transfers, but a single shared retail daily ceiling is not inferred from the reviewed pages.Own-account, SBI third-party and interbank transfers are supported; YONO also provides YONO Pay/Quick Transfer and UPI under separate limits.
RecoveryFedNet transaction access can be re-enabled by service request; blocked transactions/password issues can be handled through the contact centre, and the bank provides password reissue/recovery assistance.OnlineSBI provides password/user recovery and branch fallback; SBI also provides lock/unlock and unauthorized-transaction reporting routes.
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Federal Bank

Federal Bank Digital Banking — FedMobile & FedNet

  • Federal Bank's current FAQ tells users to inspect their own FedNet limit scheme rather than publishing one universal retail daily ceiling; the engine preserves that distinction.
  • Quick Transfer's ₹25,000 cap is a specific FedNet feature limit, not the overall transfer ceiling.
  • Some older FedNet FAQ sections remain publicly hosted alongside newer digital material; date-sensitive or product-specific rules should be verified before presenting them as current universal policy.
State Bank of India

SBI Digital Banking — YONO SBI & OnlineSBI

  • OnlineSBI registration and transaction rights can differ depending on debit-card/self-registration versus branch activation.
  • YONO/OnlineSBI beneficiary cooling and rail-specific limits should be checked before a time-critical large transfer.
  • UPI, NEFT, RTGS, IMPS, card and account controls each have separate limits; one published limit should not be generalized across all rails.
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Federal Bank

Federal Bank Digital Banking — FedMobile & FedNet

Reviewed
September 10, 2026
Attached first-party sources
5
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State Bank of India

SBI Digital Banking — YONO SBI & OnlineSBI

Reviewed
September 10, 2026
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4
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Federal Bank Digital Banking — FedMobile & FedNet

Reviewed September 10, 2026 · 5 attached first-party sources

  1. Issuer product pagehttps://www.federalbank.co.in/-/faq-content
  2. Issuer product pagehttps://www.federalbank.co.in/documents/10180/0/FAQ%20FedNet
  3. Issuer product pagehttps://www.federalbank.co.in/en/how-to-download-federal-bank-account-statement-using-fedmobile
  4. Issuer product pagehttps://www.federalbank.co.in/credit-card-faq
  5. Issuer product pagehttps://www.federalbank.co.in/en/credit-cards

SBI Digital Banking — YONO SBI & OnlineSBI

Reviewed September 10, 2026 · 4 attached first-party sources

  1. Issuer product pagehttps://sbi.bank.in/web/personal-banking/digital/internet-banking
  2. Issuer product pagehttps://sbi.bank.in/web/yono
  3. Issuer product pagehttps://sbi.bank.in/en/web/personal-banking/cyber-security
  4. Issuer product pagehttps://sbi.bank.in/documents/53471/263971/SBI%2B-%2BCPCR%2BBooklet%2B%28English%29_14.07.2025.pdf/0c820ebc-05f1-55e8-b065-1050d5b25936?t=1753164317645