How To Close Credit Card Hdfc Through Netbanking

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So You Want to Ditch Your Plastic Buddy? How to Close Your HDFC Credit Card with Netbanking

Let's face it, credit cards are like frenemies. They're there for you in a pinch, offering instant gratification (hello, online shopping sprees!), but then they come knocking with a hefty bill. If your HDFC credit card has become more of a burden than a benefit, fret no more! Here's your guide to severing ties with your plastic pal, all from the comfort of your couch.

How To Close Credit Card Hdfc Through Netbanking
How To Close Credit Card Hdfc Through Netbanking

Step 1: Gear Up, Captain Netbanking!

Before we embark on this credit card closure mission, assemble your digital weapons:

  • Your Netbanking ID and Password (these are like your secret handshake with HDFC's online world).
  • A functioning internet connection (because duh, how else will you get to Netbanking?).
  • A cup of coffee (or your beverage of choice). Closing a credit card might be a breeze, but a little caffeine (or morale booster) never hurts.

Step 2: Operation "No More Swipes" Commences

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Alright, let's get down to business. Here's how to navigate the HDFC Netbanking portal:

  1. Login like a boss with your ID and password.
  2. Find the "Cards" section (it might be hiding under a different name, but its true identity is obvious).
  3. Click on "Credit Card" and then "Request". You're almost there!
  4. Look for the "Credit Card Hotlisting" option. Hotlisting basically means telling the bank, "Hey, shut down this card before it gets me into trouble!"
  5. Choose the credit card you want to say goodbye to. There can only be one champion (of your wallet) in this duel.
  6. Select a reason for closure. Be honest, but feel free to get creative. "Lost my enthusiasm for swiping" is a perfectly valid excuse.
  7. Hit "Submit" and voila! Your request for credit card closure is on its way.

Step 3: The Aftermath (Because There's Always One)

Hold on there, credit card closure cowboy! Here's what to expect after submitting your request:

  • HDFC might give you a call to confirm your decision (don't worry, they won't try to guilt-trip you back into swiping).
  • Clear any outstanding dues before the card gets deactivated. You wouldn't want to leave things on a sour note, would you?
  • The bank will send you a confirmation once the closure is complete. You're officially free!

Bonus Tip: Cut the Plastic After Deactivation. There's a certain finality to snipping your credit card in half. Just be careful not to cut your fingers in the process (safety first, people!).

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Frequently Asked Questions

FAQs

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How to check my outstanding credit card balance?

You can check your outstanding balance through Netbanking or the HDFC mobile app.

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How long does it take to close an HDFC credit card?

It usually takes 7-10 working days for the closure to be processed.

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How can I close my HDFC credit card if I don't have Netbanking?

You can call HDFC customer care, visit a branch, or submit a physical closure form.

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What happens to my reward points after closing the card?

This depends on the specific card and its reward program. It's best to contact HDFC for clarification.

Can I reopen the same credit card after closing it?

It depends on your credit history and HDFC's policies. It's best to contact the bank for more information.

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