Standard Chartered Credit Card IFSC Code

Customers who want to clear credit card bills via National Electronics Funds Transfer (NEFT) can follow the below given steps:

• Customers will first have to add the Standard Chartered Credit card as a beneficiary in their preferred bank account. This is a one-time process and will require, credit card number, beneficiary name, Standard Chartered Credit Card IFSC Code – SCBL0036001, and address as MG Road, Mumbai
• After you have added the beneficiary, enter the amount and authorize the payment

• Online Banking – Customers can pay their credit card bill via Net banking.
• VISA Credit Card Payment – Cardholders can pay their bills from their accounts using this facility. It might take up to 3 days to process payment via this service.
• BillDesk – BillDesk service allows users to pay their credit card bills via any bank account.
• Cash/Cheque – Users can also pay their bills via cash or deposit cheque at a cheque drop box.

Do note that customers do not have to provide Standard Chartered IFSC Code for most of these methods.

Applicants residing in the following cities can easily apply for Standard Chartered Bank credit cards. Customers of the following cities can use the Standard Chartered Credit Card IFSC Code to pay their credit card bills.

Mumbai	Chennai	Hyderabad
Bangalore	Kolkata	Pune
Delhi	Gurgaon	NOIDA

What do the 11 characters of IFSC signify?
The IFSC code is a unique alpha numeric number that is assigned to each bank branch. The first four characters of the code help identify the bank. Fifth character is a reserved 0 as per the format and the rest represent the bank’s branch.

What is NEFT?
NEFT stands for National Electronics Fund Transfer. It is a mode of fund transfer that is open to all in India. In order to use this service the customer must know Standard Chartered credit card IFSC code – SCBL0036001.

What are the applicable transaction charges for NEFT payments?
Some banks charge NEFT transaction charges while others don’t. So, its better you check with your bank through which you are making NEFT payment for any additional charges.

What is the role of the IFSC in NEFT payments?
The NEFT clearing house as mentioned uses the specified code to transfer the funds from customer’s account to Standard Chartered Bank account. IFS Code helps in identifying the bank branch in whose account funds need to be transferred.