Every bank has a toll-free hotline to call if you have any questions, problems, or feedback about online credit cards or their services. The credit card customer care service numbers embossed on the backside of a credit card are the primary point of contact for any credit cardholder. In most circumstances, the phone numbers are dedicated to credit card-related services and should be called first.
If these numbers do not respond, cardholders can go to the bank’s website and look for toll-free customer service lines and other numbers relating to the issue at hand. For each service, some banks provide a different customer support number. When compared to calling common numbers, calling a dedicated helpline will offer greater results.
How to make Credit Card Payment?
The Internet has made banking a lot easier. Almost all Indian banks offer Internet Banking, while some others use third-party bill payment services to offer online credit card payment options.
There are several ways to pay your credit card bill online, as listed below.
- Banking through the Internet
- Online money transfer using NEFT/RTGS
- Method of IMPS
- BillDesk is a service that allows you to pay bills online.
- Auto-debit service
- Wallets and payment systems for mobile devices
Offline Credit Card Payment Methods
If you don’t have access to the Internet, you can make a credit card payment using one of the offline ways. There are other non-internet options for paying your online credit card bill listed below.
- By contacting credit card customer care service.
- By going into a bank and withdrawing money from an ATM.
- Credit card payments made over the counter.
- Using a cheque or a demand draft.
How to Contact Credit Card Customer Care?
Banks give customer support to credit cardholders for their convenience. If you have any issues with your credit card, you can contact the bank’s customer service department for assistance. You can call the number for payment troubles, misplaced cards, or reward questions. Alternatively, you may send an email from your registered email address. The customer service numbers and email addresses of banks that offer the best credit cards are included in the table below.
| Bank | Customer care number | E-mail address |
| HDFC | 1800 266 4332 | customerservice.cards@hdfcbank.com |
| ICICI | 1860 120 7777 | infosecfeedback@icicibank.com |
| SBI | 1800 425 3800 | epg.cms@sbico.in |
| IndusInd | 1860 500 5004 | reachus@indusind.com |
| Axis | 1860 419 5555 | creditcards@axisbank.com |
| Canara | 1800 425 0018 | hocancard@canarabank.com |
| Citi | 1860 210 2484 | head.customercare@citi.com |
| Corporation | 1800 22 6606 | hoccd@corpbank.co.in |
| PNB | 1800 180 2345 | creditcardpnb@pnb.co.in |
| Syndicate | 1800 208 3333 | syndcare@syndicatebank.co.in |
| Bank Of Baroda | 1800 225 100 | ccb@bobcards.com |
| Kotak Mahindra | 1860 266 0811 | customercare.cards@kotak.com |
| Union Bank Of India | 1800 208 2244 | customercare@unionbankofindia.com |
| Bank Of India | 1800 220 088 | boi.customercare@oberthur.com |
| Federal Bank | 1800 425 1199 | contact@fedralbank.co.in |
| Vijaya Bank | 1800 425 9992 | cardsupport@vijayabank.co.in |
| YES Bank | 1800 103 1212 | yestouch@yesbank.in |
| Central Bank Of India | 1800 22 1991 | complaints@centralbank.co.in |
| Dhanlaxmi Bank | 1800 425 1747 | customer.compliant@dhanbank.co.in |
| Allahabad Bank | 1800 572 2000 | customercare@allahabadbank.in |
| Indian Bank | 1800 425 4422 | creditcard@indianbank.co.in |
| Bank Of Maharashtra | 1800 233 4526 | cmcustomerservice@mahabank.co.in |
| DCB Bank | 1800 123 5363 | customercare@dcbbank.com |
| Jammu And Kashmir Bank | 1800 180 0234 | grievance.creditcards@jkbnail.com |
| Oriental Bank Of Commerce | 1800 102 1235 | complaint@obc.co.in |
| IDBI | 1800 209 4324 | idbicards@idbi.co.in |
| Andhra Bank | 1800 425 1515 | customerser@andhrabank.co.in |
| Indian Overseas Bank | 1800 425 7744 | creditcard@iobnet.co.in |
| American Express | 1800 208 1223 | phishing@americanexpress.co.in |
Wrapping Up
If you are unable to reach customer service by phone for some reason, you can utilise the banks’ e-mail and SMS services to express your concerns. To learn about the e-mail IDs and SMS formats, and numbers associated with credit card requests and services, go to the respective bank’s website.
Customers can also escalate an issue to the next level officer if a specific concern is not handled. According to RBI standards, every bank has a grievance resolution system in place, which allows credit card customers to escalate concerns to the greatest level feasible until the issue is resolved.
