2 Ways to Solve No Account Mapped for this Username – SBI Error

The State Bank of India is the largest and provides online banking services that allow customers to access banking functions online. SBI online banking is an online platform for customers to access their accounts without visiting the branch. If you are an SBI net banking user, you might have faced some technical errors while using Internet banking. But, sometimes a new user may face “No account mapped for this username.

This mainly happens in SBI when the access level of your account is in the downgrade or the account may be in hidden mode. So, if your account is in those circumstances, you may face this issue “No account mapped for this username”.

This is a common server error in SBI Internet banking, you can resolve this error in a few steps. Most of the time you may face when you go to update the functionality of your SBI account through Internet Banking.

It can be your Debit Card PIN generation, Mobile Number Update, Mail-ID, Login Password Reset, etc. Because you may not have full access rights, or your account may be in hiding mode.

So if you are looking for a solution, then this tutorial is for you, where you can fix this error in the 2 best ways by selecting the full right transaction and unhide mode.

What is the No Account Mapped for this Username in SBI?

This is a server error as the server is unable to map your username in your account. Perhaps you have recently activated Internet banking services. There are two main reasons for this if you have selected View Transaction Rights or your account may be in Hide Mode.

If you have only View Transaction Rights, you can check your balance, transaction history, etc. You can not change or update any banking functionality. So, this is a common error in SBI Internet banking that shows this error, and I also experienced it.

So, first, you should check the following details, i.e. your bank account Access Level – Transaction Rights, and Account Display Mode – Hide/Unhide.

Here, your SBI account must be in Unhide Accounts and Upgrade Access Level, i.e. “Full Transaction Rights“. So for this, you have to complete the following steps through Internet banking to solve the error.

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How to Solve the No account mapped for this username?

You can solve this error in SBI in two ways by selecting “Unhide Accounts” and “Full Transaction Rights“. So, the following are the steps to fix this error.

Method 1:

First of all, you have to select the Account Display option to show (unhide) your accounts:

Step 1: Visit the official website of SBI (https://onlinesbi.com) online portal.

Step 2: Enter your Username and password and fill in the text code. Click on Login.

Step 3: On the next page, you will get OTP, enter OTP, and click on Submit.

Step 4: You are on the SBI Net banking dashboard. Click on the Profile option.

Step 5: Click on the ‘Manage A/c Display’ option on the next page. The next page will appear. Here, a ‘Profile password‘ is essential; you can not do anything if you do not have a Profile Password.

Step 6: Enter your Profile password on the next page and click Submit. If you want to create an SBI Profile password, click here.

Step 7: On the next page, check the box for your SBI bank account number and select UnHide Accounts. Click on Submit. If you have more than one bank account, select the certain account which you want to unhide.

Step 8: On submitting, you have successfully unhidden your account. Now, you can access all banking services in SBI Net banking and change your profile tab.

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Method-2:

Steps to fix No Accounts Mapped for this Username in SBI

It also happens if you have limited transaction rights in SBI Net Banking. So, visit the official website of SBI (www.sbionline.com) and log in.

You should check the access level of your account; if it is in a downgrade, you should upgrade your access level by selecting “Full Transaction Rights“.

Step 1: First of all log in and click “Request & Enquiries” which appears on the right top side.

Step 2: Check your transaction rights. You have to click on Upgrade/Downgrade Access Level, which appears in the left column.

Step 3: On the next page, you will see ‘Current Access Level’ is ‘View Only‘. This means that you have limited transaction rights. But, if you have ‘Full Access Level, it will show a message, ‘You do not have any Account to Upgrade the Access Level‘.

Step 4: Check the box for your specific account number, and select ‘Full Transaction Rights‘ from the drop/down menu. Click on the ‘Submit‘ option.

Step 5: You will get an OTP on the next page; enter OTP and click on Confirm.

On clicking the confirm, your account access level will be upgraded to full transaction rights. Now, you have full rights and can update your banking services. You will never get the ‘No Accounts Mapped for This Username‘ error.

Why does it show “No account mapped for this username”?

Generally, the ‘No accounts mapped for this username‘ is the error message displayed when you try to update the profile tab or any Internet banking services.

This may mean that you have limited transaction rights, or your accounts may be in hidden mode. So, you must upgrade your account access level (full transaction rights), and your account must be in Unhide mode.

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Conclusion

First of all, check your account display mode, i.e. hide/unhide mode. Make sure your SBI account is in Unhide Mode and select “Full Transaction Rights” in the Account Access Level. You will not face this error. But, if it is in hidden mode and you select “View Transaction Rights” in the Access level, it shows an error, “No Accounts Mapped for this Username”. If you think this guide will help people, share it with your friends.