Santa Claus comes around just once a year. In the meantime, there are Credit Cards.
As the name suggests, Standard Chartered Bank’s Priority Visa Infinite Credit Card is exclusively meant for SCB’s Priority Banking Clients. Only those who already have a Priority Banking account with Standard Chartered Bank can apply for the Standard Chartered Bank credit card.
| Type of Fee | Amount |
|---|---|
| Annual Fee | Nil* |
| Renewal Fee | Nil* |
| Supplementary Card | Nil |
| Late Fee Charge | Rs.100 |
| Late Payment Charges |
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| Over Limit Fees | 2.5% of over limit amount or Rs.500 per instance |
| Rewards Handling Charges | Rs.99 |
| Cash Advance Fee | 3% of cash withdrawal, subject to a minimum of Rs.300 |
| Overseas Transactions | 3.5% |
| Cheque Bounce Charges | Rs.500 |
| Cash Repayment Fee | Rs.299 |
| Surcharges |
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*Complimentary for Priority Qualified customers.
You can apply for Standard Chartered Bank’s Priority Visa Infinite Credit Card directly on the bank’s website or by submitting a filled-in application at any of the SCB branch offices. Follow the instructions mentioned below to apply for the credit card online.
Steps to apply for Standard Chartered Priority Visa Infinite Credit Card online
If the submitted documents and details are as per the bank’s guidelines, Standard Chartered Bank will approve the credit card in approximately 9 days.
Yes, you can use the Priority Visa Infinite Credit Card at overseas locations. However, each transaction will attract a fee of 3.5% of the amount. If a merchant establishment is located in India but is registered overseas, the transactions conducted at such outlets will be levied 1% transaction fee.
If you card is lost, misplaced or stolen, immediately call the 24/7 Standard Chartered credit card helpline number to block the card.
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