State Bank of India (SBI) is among the most searched banks for startup current accounts. Branch managers expect a crisp board resolution on company letterhead matching SBI's account opening kit. Generate an SBI-ready resolution and pair it with your specimen signature card and COI.
Company board resolution authorising opening of current account with SBI and naming signatories per branch KYC norms.
When submitting SBI current account opening forms for a private limited company or LLP.
Founders choosing SBI for government-adjacent banking, subsidies, or pan-India branch access.
Generate resolution mentioning State Bank of India and branch; print; sign; attach to SBI account opening form with standard KYC.
Name the exact branch (e.g., 'SBI, Connaught Place New Delhi') — generic 'SBI' wording may be questioned. Confirm whether the branch uses YONO Business or legacy corporate banking — signatory rules are the same but forms differ slightly.
SBI often verifies registered office visit or video KYC for startups. Resolution signatory names must match PAN and Aadhaar submitted in the director set.
Missing 'certified true copy'; no CIN; signatory not listed as director on MCA; mode of operation ambiguous; company name typo vs COI. Regenerate from our tool to avoid manual copy-paste errors.
If a foreign director is a signatory, passport copies and additional compliance may apply — resolution still required.
"RESOLVED THAT a current account be opened in the name of the Company with State Bank of India, IT Park Branch, Bengaluru, and that Mr. Vikram Rao (Director) and Ms. Neha Kapoor (Director) be authorised to operate the account, with signing authority as per the specimen signatures submitted to the Bank."
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