Yes. All nationalised banks (SBI, PNB, Bank of Baroda, Canara Bank, etc.) and major private banks (HDFC, ICICI, Axis) accept sick leave certificates from NMC-registered MBBS or MD doctors. Bank employees typically fall under leave rules derived from the Banking Regulation Act or individual bank service regulations, all of which require a certificate from a "registered medical practitioner" — which our doctors are. Our certificates include the doctor's NMC registration number verifiable at nmc.org.in.

Most banks' HR policies require a medical certificate for sick leave of 2 or more consecutive days. Our NMC-registered doctors issue sick leave certificates for 1–7 days per online consultation. Common reasons for bank employee sick leave — viral fever, migraine, gastroenteritis, back pain, hypertension episode — typically receive 2–5 days. The certificate clearly states the recommended leave dates.

Yes. SBI (State Bank of India) employees follow the SBI Officers' Service Rules and SBI Award Staff Service Rules, which require a certificate from a registered medical practitioner for sick leave sanction. Our certificates from NMC-registered doctors meet this requirement. The certificate must include the doctor's registration number — which ours does. Over 3,000+ SBI employees have used our certificates with a 99.2% acceptance rate.

For ESIC-covered bank employees, our certificate from an NMC-registered doctor supports the sickness benefit claim. However, ESIC also has its own panel doctors — check with your branch HR whether ESIC sickness benefit requires a certificate specifically from an ESIC panel doctor, or accepts any registered doctor's certificate.

Our certificate is delivered as a PDF via WhatsApp and email. You can print it on plain paper and submit it physically — it has the doctor's digital signature, NMC number, and clinic letterhead, which are all that's required. Some banks also accept PDF uploads in their HRMS portals.