American Express Credit Card Customer Care Numbers (24×7)

Official 24×7 American Express customer care numbers for credit cards. Includes lost-card reporting, fraud reporting, NRI helpline, and the email + escalation ladder if customer care can't resolve your issue.

Amex customer care — full contact list

24×7 credit card
1800 419 1414 / 0124 280 1800 (from outside India)
Lost / stolen card
1800 419 1414 (option 2)
Fraud reporting
Indian.Customer.Service@aexp.com / 1800 419 1414
Email
Indian.Customer.Service@aexp.com
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Numbers and contact methods sourced directly from American Express'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

What is the American Express credit card customer care number?
The 24×7 American Express credit card customer care number is 1800 419 1414 / 0124 280 1800 (from outside India). Available all days for billing queries, dispute filing, statement requests, and general support. For lost/stolen card reporting, use 1800 419 1414 (option 2).
How do I report a fraudulent transaction on my Amex credit card?
Report fraud immediately via Indian.Customer.Service@aexp.com / 1800 419 1414. Under RBI's Limited Liability circular (July 2017), if you report unauthorised electronic transactions within 3 working days, your liability is zero. Between 4-7 days, liability is capped at ₹5,000-25,000 depending on card tier. After 7 days, liability is uncapped.
Can I email Amex for credit card support?
Yes. Email Indian.Customer.Service@aexp.com with your card number's last 4 digits + registered mobile number for any non-urgent query. Response SLA is typically 24-48 hours. For time-sensitive issues (fraud, lost card, EMI conversion request), phone is faster.
What if Amex customer care doesn't resolve my issue?
Escalation ladder: (1) ask for a complaint reference number on the first call. (2) If unresolved in 7 days, escalate via email to Indian.Customer.Service@aexp.com. (3) Escalate to the bank's Principal Nodal Officer (published on the bank website). (4) If still unresolved after 30 days, file a complaint with the RBI Banking Ombudsman via cms.rbi.org.in — it's free and resolution is typically within 30 days.
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