Standard Chartered Credit Card

To pay your Standard Chartered Credit Card bill via another bank, you need to add your Standard Chartered Credit Card account to the list of beneficiaries and pay via NEFT or RTGS.

You can login to your Standard Chartered Credit Card account by visiting and logging in on the official website. You are required to navigate to the Login section (appearing on the header) >> Online Banking Login >> Click on Continue >> Enter Username & Password. If you are a new customer, you can register yourself to access this facility, by choosing option ‘New to Online Banking’ as follows: Login (appearing on the header) >> Online Banking Login >> Click on Continue >> New to Online Banking.

In case of any queries or concerns regarding your Standard Chartered Credit Card, you can contact the bank online as well as offline. You can use the phone banking facility and call Standard Chartered Credit Card customer care numbers as listed here, depending on the city. You can also get in touch with the bank via email addresses, customer.care@sc.com or Priority.Banking@sc.com.

Standard Chartered has a host of options to meet the various needs of customers. We advise you to first understand your spending patterns and then get a credit card that would complement it. For example, if you spend a lot of fuel, Standard Chartered Super Value Titanium would be a good match for you as it offers 5% cashback on fuel.

Yes, Standard Chartered Credit Cards let you disable international usage online. This can be done either through net banking or mobile banking.

Yes, Standard Chartered provides a balance transfer facility which allows you to transfer the outstanding amount from any other bank’s credit cards to Standard Chartered cards. This will allow you to pay your credit card bill easily as balance transfer interest rates are much lower than credit card finance charges.

Yes, Standard Chartered offers loans against the credit limit of your credit card. The bank may offer you a loan over the credit limit as well, depending upon your financial habits and relationship with the bank. The interest rate offered on the loan varies from one customer to another.

Follow these steps to place a request for a credit limit increase: Log in to Online Banking >> Help & Services >> Card Management >> select Credit Limit Increase >>Follow the onscreen instructions and place a request for the same.

You can check the credit limit via online banking: Log in to Online Banking >> From the left-hand side menu, click on “Cards” and select “Card Summary” >> Select “Card Details” to view the credit limit under the “Available Credit Limit”.

To activate your credit card, you can log in to the mobile banking app of Standard Chartered Bank and generate the PIN to activate your card. Once your PIN is successfully generated, you can use the card for both online and offline transactions.

TPIN stands for Telephone Personal Identification Number, which acts as your electronic signature. It is your identification for phone banking services and should be kept confidential to avoid any kind of fraud or discrepancies.

CVV2 is a security feature that allows you to make secure online transactions. It is a three-digit code that provides the payment system with a verification check of your credit card’s authenticity.

To close a Standard Chartered Bank Credit Card, you can log in to your internet or mobile banking and cancel your card under the card management section. Besides this, you can also contact customer service and ask the representative to close or cancel your card by stating a valid reason.