Good news for consumers 
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I read it somewhere and as far as my knowledge this is only for the card which are issued new or which have to be renewed not for existing card
I think, this option will be available for new Cards only as mentioned by @Priyansh_Gaur .
Yes and for the cards that are to be renewed I think so it was mentioned in that article too
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Just see the Monthly volume of UPI transactions (Sep 2023) compared to others 
Source : NPCI’s Twitter Page
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Is this feature live yet? Can someone confirm if it’s already live with any bank. 
I’m not sure if this is related to the new circular from the RBI, but SBI is offering all three variants of IOCL co-branded debit cards to its customers.
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This u seeing is for an existing card u have or applying a new one
This option can be seen while applying for a new debit card (additional card)
Sbi is offering free virtual debit card
@DigitaL How to get it?
I’m waiting for their Nation First NCMC card, which they launched during GFF 2023. However, I haven’t been able to find any links to apply for it yet.
Use yono sbi applicable.
Apply for new debit card option> select rupay/visa/master virtual debit card
Zero issue fees with no AMC
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Login in SBI Yono App. Thn go to Cards sections. Under debit cards section, tap on apply new card. There you will see the option to apply for Virtual Debit Card. You can choose from Visa, MasterCard or RuPay as per your choice. There’s no charge to apply and there won’t be any annual charges as well for virtual cards (it’s mentioned in the TnC). Card details get generated instantly.
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Will it replace existing card or it will be added as an extra?
You can have both. One physical card and one virtual.
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Is this available to new users without any account with SBI? 
No it’s a account linked virtual debit card.
Right now all sbi savings account zero MAB
@Binoy
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Which type of SBI Global NCMC Card is Rupay Classic or Platinum? Any idea
Aren’t all National Common Mobility Cards the same? Are there any differences? All are prepaid… Right?