Federal Bank has stopped issuing new co-branded credit cards, citing regulatory guidance from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). The move comes as part of the bank's commitment to rectify areas of deficiency outlined in a letter from the RBI and to ensure compliance with regulatory standards.
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The Federal Bank, in its notice, assured customers that it is actively working to address the identified issues and will seek regulatory clearance before resuming the issuance of new co-branded credit cards.
Despite the temporary suspension of new co-branded credit card issuance, the Federal Bank said it remains committed to serving its existing customers who currently hold co-branded credit cards.
Customers with these cards can expect continued support and service from the bank.
In addition, the Federal Bank emphasised that it will continue to offer credit cards in the non-co-branded segment.
In another development, South Indian Bank also announced a temporary suspension of on-boarding new customers for its co-branded credit cards in compliance with RBI's directives.
Earlier this month, RBI introduced new guidelines aimed at providing more options and flexibility for credit card customers. The central bank said card issuers must allow eligible customers to choose from multiple card networks at the time of card issuance.
First Published: Mar 13, 2024 5:30 PM IST
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