Credit Card Bill Payment
In rare situations, the credit card bill payment (although successful) doesn't reflect in the unbilled credit card statement on time. We request you to reach out to your credit card issuing bank after waiting for at least 2 business days.
You'll get an email after the credit card bill payment is successful. You can also check the status of credit card bill payment on 'My Transactions' page.
Yes, the convenience fee will be refunded to you along with the bill amount paid by you in case the transaction is not successful.
In rare cases, due to technical issues, your credit card bill payment may take longer than usual to be completed. It means that we are waiting for a payment confirmation from the bank. In such cases, you should wait for a few hours and check the My Transactions screen to know th...
Yes, you can make partial as well as excess payment for your credit card bill. Although not paying the due-amount in full before the last date of payment may attract late fees and rolling credit charges.
This depends on credit card issuing bank. If you are paying credit card bill on the last date, some banks may reflect the payment on the same day while some may not and late fees may be charged by the bank. Hence, as a good practice the credit card bills must be paid at least 4 b...
No, it's not possible to cancel the transaction once the bill payments is successful. In case, incorrect card details have been entered and the transaction fails, the amount will be refunded to the original mode of payment. Please double check the card details before making the...
To pay your credit card bill on Freecharge, 1. Tap on ""Pay Credit Card Bill"" under the Bill Payments section on the app. 2. Select provider of Credit Card 3. Enter credit card number to proceed 4. Enter the amount and tap Pay Bill to Complete the payment.
Banks communicate the total bill amount, minimum bill amount and due date over email, SMS and also through physical statement for some users. Please refer the same for details.
You can pay credit card bill using UPI, net-banking and debit cards.