Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Find clear, comprehensive answers to all your credit card questions — from application, activation, and limits to EMI, security, and co-branded benefits. Explore Falcon-powered card FAQs for cardholders, fintechs, banks, and co-brand partners.
🧍♂️ Retail Cardholders
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You can apply through a co-branded partner app or your bank’s website, depending on the credit card program.How do I apply for a credit card? -
Below are the required documents:What documents are required to apply for a credit card?- PAN
- Mobile number
- Date of birth
- Minimum KYC verification may be required depending on the product.
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Physical cards are delivered in 5–7 business days after approval. Virtual cards are activated instantly post-verification.When will I receive my card? -
Yes. You can start with a virtual card and request the physical variant later if the credit card program supports it.Can I get both virtual and physical cards? -
Virtual cards are auto-activated post-KYC. Physical cards contain instructions for activation via SMS, app, or customer care.How do I activate my card? -
Credit limits are based on your credit score, PAN verification, and the issuing bank/NBFC’s policy. FD-backed cards reflect your deposit amount.How is the credit limit decided? -
You should check if:What to do if my transaction fails?- The card is active
- The CVV and expiry are entered correctly
- The spending limit is not exceeded
You can contact your issuer's support team if issues persist.
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You can view your statements in the application or download them from your monthly email. Statements are generated at the end of each billing cycle.How can I view transactions and statements? -
Use the partner application or Falcon’s portal to:How do I repay my bill or convert a transaction to EMI?- Pay your dues via UPI, net banking, or autopay
- Convert eligible purchases to EMI based on the merchant/category
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You should immediately block the card from the application or call customer care. Virtual cards can also be temporarily frozen for security.What should I do if I lose my card?
🏢 For Enterprises or Co-Brands
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Yes. Falcon supports enterprise-grade co-branded programs with banks or non-banking financial companies (NBFCs). Contact our support team for more information.Can I launch my co-branded credit card with Falcon? -
Yes. You can configure the card’s name, rewards, form factor, credit logic, and even statement experience.Can I customize the card experience (branding, features)? -
Users onboard through your app or microsite using Falcon’s SDK or APIs. We handle credit checks and issuance.How are users onboarded in a co-branded program?
🏦 For Banks / NBFC Partners
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Falcon handles PAN validation, device/SIM binding, and OTP verification, all via SDK or API.How is user identity verified? -
We meet regulatory norms for user verification, audit trails, credit limits, and transaction controls.How is compliance managed? -
Yes. Falcon lets you configure credit eligibility logic, repayment rules, interest slabs, and risk flags at the program level.Can we control credit policies and interest rules?
🧑💻 For Fintech Integrators
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Yes. You can use Falcon’s mobile SDK and REST APIs to:Can we integrate credit card flows into our app?- Create users
- Check KYC or credit eligibility
- Issue virtual or physical cards
- Manage statements and repayments
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Yes. You can fully brand the experience while Falcon handles backend workflows and regulatory logic.Is Falcon white-labeled? -
Yes. Falcon supports event-based notifications to your backend for card activation, repayments, and more.Does Falcon provide webhook support for events (e.g., card issued)?
🔒 Security and Support
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We ensure card security through:How does Falcon ensure card security?- SIM/device binding
- Background OTP verification
- AES-level encryption
- Fraud detection APIs
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Users should block the card immediately via the app or contact support. We investigate all flagged transactions.What should users do if they suspect fraud?
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Related Information
Refer to the following pages for additional information about credit cards.
