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?
Updated 10 months ago
Related Information
Refer to the following pages for additional information about credit cards.
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