FAQ's

This service allows you to transfer money from your credit card directly to your bank account, providing quick access to funds in case of emergencies or when cash is needed.

Yes, typically a service fee is charged for both credit card bill payments and credit card to bank account transfers. Additionally, interest may apply depending on your credit card provider’s terms.

Typically, you will need to provide a valid credit card, identification proof, and possibly some additional information depending on the service provider’s requirements.

In most cases, transfers are processed within 24-48 hours, though the exact time may vary based on the credit card provider and the bank.

Yes, the transfer limit depends on your credit card’s cash withdrawal limit, which varies from card to card. You can check your card’s limit with your credit card provider.

Yes you can! most banks and credit card providers allow you to convert high-value credit card transactions into EMIs. EMI conversion may incur interest, though sometimes banks offer promotional 0% EMI for specific periods or merchant partnerships.

You can, but the amount you can transfer or use for bill payment will be restricted by your available credit limit. It’s important to have enough credit available for the transfer or payment.

Yes, reputable providers ensure secure transactions using encrypted payment gateways, safeguarding your financial data and protecting you from fraud.

Credit card to credit card bill payment is a service that allows you to pay off the outstanding balance of one credit card using another credit card, providing convenience and flexibility in managing credit payments.