Federal Bank Credit Card Bill Payment: 6 Ways in 2026

Every way to pay your Federal Bank credit card bill — NetBanking, UPI, mobile app, NEFT, cheque, cash. Reference numbers, IFSC details, and the fastest method per use case.

6 ways to pay your Federal credit card bill

  1. NetBanking — https://www.federalbank.co.in. Login → Cards → Pay Bill. Instant credit, no fee.
  2. UPI — pay to federalcc.<card-no>@federal from BHIM / PhonePe / GPay / Paytm. Instant credit. ₹0 MDR for personal payments below ₹2L.
  3. Mobile app — Federal Mobile Banking (FedMobile) / Scapia App (for Scapia). Download from Play Store / App Store. Login with your registered mobile.
  4. NEFT / IMPS from another bank — beneficiary: your 16-digit card number. IFSC: check the back of your card or your statement. Credits in 2-30 minutes.
  5. Cheque / DD — Drop at any Federal Bank ATM/branch — payee 'Federal Bank Credit Card <card no>'. Allow 3-5 working days for credit.
  6. Branch payment — Any Federal Bank branch. Same-day credit.
  7. Auto-pay — Standing instruction via FedMobile or net-banking. Set to "full statement balance" to avoid all interest charges.

Numbers and contact methods sourced directly from Federal Bank's public help pages. The bank may update contact options without notice — verify on the bank's official website before any financially sensitive action.

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FAQ

How do I pay my Federal Bank credit card bill?
Six options for Federal Bank credit card payment: NetBanking via https://www.federalbank.co.in; UPI via federalcc.<card-no>@federal; Federal Mobile Banking (FedMobile) / Scapia App (for Scapia); NEFT/IMPS from any bank to the credit-card number as beneficiary account; cheque/DD drop at any Federal ATM or branch; cash payment at any Federal branch. Auto-pay is also available via standing instruction.
Can I pay my Federal credit card bill from another bank?
Yes. Use NEFT or IMPS from your other bank's NetBanking, with the beneficiary set as the 16-digit credit card number and IFSC of your Federal card-issuing branch (check the back of your card or your statement). UPI also works — pay to the VPA federalcc.<card-no>@federal from BHIM / PhonePe / Google Pay / Paytm. Payments via UPI typically credit instantly; NEFT/IMPS within 2-30 minutes.
What is the Federal credit card UPI handle for bill payment?
Federal accepts UPI bill payment via federalcc.<card-no>@federal. Replace <card-no> or <last4> with the relevant digits from your physical card. UPI payments below ₹2 lakh credit instantly with zero MDR to the cardholder.
How do I set up auto-pay on my Federal credit card?
Standing instruction via FedMobile or net-banking
What if I can't access Federal NetBanking or app?
Fall back options: (1) walk into any Federal branch with cash + your card. (2) Drop cheque/DD at any Federal ATM (24×7). (3) NEFT/IMPS from another bank via the beneficiary route above. (4) Call 1800 425 1199 / 1800 420 1199 — IVR allows payment via UPI link sent over SMS.
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