Santa Claus comes around just once a year. In the meantime, there are Credit Cards.
If you are not sure how to pay your Corporation Bank credit card bills, you might miss out on the payments and hence incur late payment fees. To save its customer from such hassles, Corporation Bank has both offline and online methods of making credit card bill payments.
| Online methods | Offline methods |
|---|---|
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Net banking |
ATM transfer |
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Mobile banking |
Cash Payment |
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BillDesk |
Auto Debit Facility - Standing Instruction |
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Paytm |
By Draft or Cheque |
If you have your Corporation Bank credit card registered on your Corporation Bank net banking account, you can use it to pay your credit card dues.
If you have your Corporation Bank credit card registered on your Corporation Bank net banking account, you can use it to pay your credit card dues.
Using the BillDesk facility, you can pay your Corporation Bank credit card bill from any bank account. To pay through BillDesk, do the following.
You can conveniently use Paytm website or app and pay your Corporation Bank credit card bill through the steps mentioned below.
ATM transfer can be availed for Visa variants of Corporation Bank credit cards. This Visa Money Transfer is a convenient and safe option through which you can pay your credit card bills.
To pay your credit card bill, walk into any Corporation Bank ATM in India and do the following:
You can also make a cheque payment or a draft payment favouring Corp Bank International Credit card, mentioning the card number.
A credit card statement is a summary of all transactions made via your credit card for the past month. Your Corporation Bank credit card statement helps you to keep track of your transactions. So, if you every comes across any fraudulent transaction, you should immediately report this to the bank.
Benefits of the Corporation Bank Credit Card Statement
Get Your Corporation Bank Credit Card Statement
You can always request the bank to send an online credit card statements via the net banking portal. After the request has been sent, you will no longer get hard copies, and will your statement via email.
Resolving Errors in Your Corporation Bank Credit Card Statement
Make sure to let the bank know immediately when you find any error in your Corporation Bank credit card statement. Keep in mind that you can avoid going through the bank and also contact the merchant for the same, asking them to look into the transaction. You need to report the transactions to the bank within 60 days of having received your Corporation Bank credit card statement.
You can refer to your monthly credit card statement to get information on the minimum amount due, the total amount due, and the payment due date.
Payments made towards Corporation Bank credit card outstanding are acknowledged in the statements for the subsequent month. The payment received against the credit card outstanding will be adjusted against fees, charges, cash advances, taxes, and purchases.
If the payment has not been acknowledged in the subsequent statement or has not reflected in the account, you can get in touch with Corporation Bank through the 24/7 helpline or email to address your grievances.
However, it is suggested that you wait for at least 7 working days before you can see the change in the account since different credit card bill payment methods take different time.
In case of default, you would be sent frequent reminders via post, telephone, SMS and fax. You will incur penalty charges for missing the due date and interest might accumulate. If you constantly fail to pay the dues, your credit card account might be terminated.
Yes, you will have to pay a nominal charge of Rs.100 if you wish to receive the statement via courier. Normally, the statement will be sent to you through post or email.
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