When you receive your Standard Chartered Bank credit card, it comes already activated, so there's no need for a separate activation process. However, you'll need to set your Personal Identification Number (PIN) to start using it at ATMs and for purchases at merchant terminals.
You can request a credit card replacement through net banking, the mobile banking app, or by visiting your nearest bank branch. The replacement card will be sent to your registered mailing address.
Once your replacement card is dispatched, you will receive a tracking ID via SMS or email. Use the link provided to track your card's delivery status online.
You can block your Standard Chartered credit card by calling customer care, visiting a bank branch, or using net banking/mobile banking under the 'Manage Card' section.
Yes, Standard Chartered charges a nominal fee of ₹100 for card replacement. Additional service charges may apply if the request is made at a bank branch.