Axis Bank Credit Cards
Third-largest private bank by CC issuance; strongest travel + airline-mile lineup (Atlas, Vistara, Magnus).
Axis Atlas is currently India's leading airline-mile-focused premium card; ACE is the highest-flat-rate cashback LTF card.
Axis Bank's credit-card line emphasises travel and airline-mile earning. The Atlas Card is the country's leading mile-focused premium card with EDGE Miles convertible to Vistara, Marriott Bonvoy, AirAsia and more. The ACE Card became the default LTF cashback pick after its launch (5% on Google Pay bill payments, 4-5% on Swiggy/Zomato/Ola). Magnus and Burgundy Private occupy the super-premium tier (the latter invite-only via Axis Burgundy private-banking).
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Customer care numbers
- 24×7 credit card
- 1860 419 5555 / 1860 500 5555
- Lost / stolen card
- 1860 419 5555 (option 2)
- Fraud reporting
- fraudreporting@axisbank.com / 1800 419 7676
- customer.service@axisbank.com
- NRI helpline
- +91 40 6717 4100
- Branch locator
- Find a Axis branch →
Numbers and links sourced directly from Axis Bank's public help pages. Axis may update contact options without notice — verify on the bank's website before any financially sensitive action.
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Regulated by Reserve Bank of India.
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