South Indian Bank Credit Cards
Kerala-headquartered old-private-sector bank; credit-card line targets the bank's NRI + South India retail customer base.
South Indian Bank credit cards are best-fit for the bank's existing Kerala/Tamil Nadu/Karnataka retail customer base and NRI account-holders.
South Indian Bank (SIB) is a Kerala-headquartered old-private-sector bank with a strong NRI customer base. The credit-card portfolio is small and conservatively positioned — best suited to existing SIB savings/NRI account-holders rather than fresh applicants. Reward rates and fee structures are mid-tier; SIB's competitive edge is relationship pricing for the bank's loyal South Indian retail base.
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Manage your South Indian credit card
Customer care numbers
- 24×7 credit card
- 1800 425 1809 / 1800 102 9408 (toll-free)
- Lost / stolen card
- 1800 425 1809 (option 2)
- Fraud reporting
- customercare@sib.co.in / 1800 425 1809
- customercare@sib.co.in
- NRI helpline
- +91 484 273 0000
- Branch locator
- Find a South Indian branch →
Numbers and links sourced directly from South Indian Bank's public help pages. South Indian 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.
Credit cards in India are issued by banks and NBFCs licensed by the Reserve Bank of India. Card issuance, credit limit, interest rate (APR), fees, and reward structures are at the sole discretion of the issuer subject to KYC, credit profile, and internal policy. Rates and benefits shown on this page are issuer-published and may change without notice — verify on the issuer's official website before applying.
Risk note: Carrying revolving credit-card balances at typical APRs of 36–48% per annum is one of the most expensive forms of debt in India. Always pay the total amount due, not just the minimum.
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