Vijaya Bank Credit Card Customer Care

Vijaya Bank Credit Card Customer Care

Vijaya Bank merged with Bank of Baroda effective 1 April 2020

Vijaya Bank merged with Bank of Baroda effective 1 April 2020

The old IFSC code was discontinued from March 1 2021, and account holders started using the new IFSC code from the specified date to ensure their financial transactions do not fail.

For any information and queries related to credit card, call customer care  Bank Of Baroda Credit Card Customer Care Number

24/7 Vijaya Bank Credit Card Customer Care Number: 1800 258 44 55 / 1800 102 44 55

One of the oldest banks in India Vijaya bank was founded in 1931 and is headquartered in Bengaluru. They have sustained and grown in the market due to their strong business strategy and values. They have a strong customer engagement and service centers that strive to provide customer satisfaction.

Vijaya Bank Credit Card Customer Care Number

If you have lost your credit card, or suspect that it is being used for fraudulent purposes, you can immediately get your card blocked or hotlisted. Below are the Vijaya Bank credit card contact details. You can contact the Vijaya Bank credit card customer care no. or you can connect by sms, or if you prefer, you can send email.

Via SMS - To hotlist your credit card, send SMS to 575758 from your Registered Mobile number as follows: BLOCK VIJ XXXX (where XXXX are the last 4 digits of your card number)

The card will be hotlisted immediately and confirmation will be send to the cardholder. If no reply is received in 5 minutes, you will need to call theVijaya Bank credit card customer care toll free numberat 1800 258 44 55 / 5885 / 4006.

Phone: If you wish to contact the bank by phone directly to get your credit card blocked, you can call the same toll free Vijaya Bank credit card customer care number at 1800 258 44 55/5885/4006.

Email: If you wish to block your credit card via email, you can write to: cardsupport[at]vijayabank[dot]co[dot]in

You can also write via email to any of the following email addresses regarding your credit and debit cards:

Debitccc[at]vijayabank[dot]co[dot]in

debitcard[at]vijayabank[dot]co[dot]in

ccd[at]vijayabank[dot]co[dot]in

Vijaya Bank Customer Care Toll Free Number

If you have any general enquiries regarding any aspect of your banking relationship, you can contact the nationalVijaya Bank 24x7 customer care number below. All the Vijaya Bank customer care 24x7 numbers below are toll-free from anywhere in India. If you have any queries for Vijaya Bank card customer care, you can contact the card customer care numbers below and as well as for any general account-related and banking enquiries.

Vijaya Bank 24 Hours Customer Care Numbers

Following are the three toll-free helpdesk numbers available for customers 24x7x365.

1800 102 44 55

1800 258 44 55

There are further additional numbers to call for specific account-related enquiries

However, keep in mind that this service is available only for select cities - Delhi, Hyderabad, Mumbai & Bangalore.

or balance enquiry: If you want to know your balance, all you need to do is to dial the Vijaya Bank customer care numberat 1800 103 5525.

For mini statement: If you wish to get a mini statement, dial the Vijaya Bank customer care no. at 1800 103 5535.

NRI helpdesk details

For Non Resident Indians

For any clarifications regarding Non Resident Deposits, email your query to nricustomercell[at]vijayabank[dot]co[dot]in

Ext. 570

Alternatively, you can write to / contact

Vijaya Bank,

International Banking Division,

Head Office, 41/2, Trinity Circle

M.G.Road,

Bangalore 560001.

Internet Banking

If you want information or have any complaints about Internet Banking- Vnet Banking, you can call the toll free number at or send email regarding your specific query to vnetbanking[at]vijayabank[dot]co[dot]in. The queries could range from how to set up an internet banking account, to changing your password, to finding out how to transfer funds to checking on a transaction.

Branch contact details for select cities

Grievance Redressal

Level 1:

In order to resolve any customer complaints and grievances, a Customer Meet is conducted by the Bank on 15th of every month -or the following working day, if the 15th happens to fall on a Saturday or holiday. The customers of the Bank can meet the branch head, executives of the bank without any prior appointment and discuss issues relating to their accounts/banking transactions etc.

You can meet the Branch Manager for immediate redressal of any complaint.

Level 2:

If the complaint is not resolved satisfactorily, the matter can be taken up with the Regional Manager concerned.

Level 3:

If you are still unsatisfied with the responses received, you can approach the Bank’s Nodal Officer designated to deal with customer complaints/grievances giving full details of the case.

The Nodal Officer/Chief Grievance Redressal Officer,

Vijaya Bank

Customer Comfort Cell

Head Office, 41/2, M. G. Road

Bangalore – 560 001

If you are still not satisfied, you can contact any of the following:

- Directorate of Public Grievances, Government of India, Cabinet Secretariat, Sansad Marg, New Delhi-110 001

- The Banking Ombudsman located in State capitals under the Banking Ombudsman Scheme- 2006

- The District Consumer Forums under Consumer Protection Act. 1985

Vijaya Bank City Based Customer Care Numbers

About Vijaya Bank

Vijaya Bank is one of the most well-established banks in South India and a major presence in vijaya state. It was founded in 1931 by Dr. A.B. Shetty and a group of agriculturists from the local land-owning community in the Mangalore region of South Canara (now Dakshina Kannada) district. The main purpose behind setting up the bank was to enable farmers and other agriculturists to obtain credit at lower rates of interest than from usurious local moneylenders, develop the banking habit and enjoy the many benefits of being part of a formal banking system.

Vijaya Bank was set up on Vijayadashami day in 1931, thereby giving it its name. It was originally set up in Mangaluru but moved its headquarters to Bengaluru in 1969. It has over 1900 branches across the country. It is primarily a retail bank and has a strong customer service department to resolve the service requests of its many million customers.