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AU Bank Credit Card Customer Care: Complaint Number, Email and Grievance Redressal Steps (2026)

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How to raise an AU Small Finance Bank credit card complaint in 2026: AU Bank credit card customer care number (24x7 toll-free), complaint email ID, Regional Nodal Officer emails by state, the Principal Nodal Officer's email, and when to go to the RBI Ombudsman

A charge on your AU Bank credit card you don't recognise. A reward credit that never came, a fee that wasn't supposed to be there, or a closure request stuck in limbo. You've called customer care, and it still isn't fixed.

AU Small Finance Bank has a clear four-level grievance process, with a Regional Nodal Officer for your state and a Principal Nodal Officer above that. Here's how to raise an AU Bank credit card complaint and escalate it, step by step.

AU Bank credit card customer care: quick contacts

What you need

Contact

AU credit card customer care (24x7, toll-free)

1800 1200 1500

AU credit card customer care (non-toll-free)

0141-7141100

AU Bank customer care for banking (toll-free)

1800 1200 1200

AU Bank complaint email ID

customercare@aubank.in (AU says it replies within 2 days)

Online complaint

The complaint form on AU Bank's raise-a-complaint page, internet banking or the AU 0101 app

Level 2: Regional Nodal Officer

rno.[your region]@aubank.in (full list below)

Level 3: Principal Nodal Officer

pno@aubank.in or 0141-6660645

Card fraud

Block the card through customer care or the app, then also report it on the National Cyber Crime Helpline, 1930

Is AU Bank credit card customer care 24x7? Yes. AU lists its customer care, including the credit card helpline 1800 1200 1500, as 24x7.

How to raise an AU Bank credit card complaint: step by step

Step 1 (Level 1): Register your complaint

  • Call: 1800 1200 1500 (credit cards, toll-free) or 0141-7141100

  • Email: customercare@aubank.in

  • Online: the complaint form on AU's website, internet banking or the AU 0101 mobile app

  • Video banking or branch: AU also offers video calls and branch visits

Note down your complaint reference number.

Step 2 (Level 2): Escalate to your Regional Nodal Officer

If your complaint isn't resolved to your satisfaction within 7 days, AU's grievance redressal mechanism lets you escalate to the Regional Nodal Officer for your state:

Region

Regional Nodal Officer email

Rajasthan

rno.jaipur@aubank.in

Madhya Pradesh

rno.bhopal@aubank.in

Chhattisgarh

rno.raipur@aubank.in

Maharashtra and Goa

rno.mumbai@aubank.in

Delhi, Ghaziabad and Gautam Budh Nagar

rno.delhi@aubank.in

Himachal Pradesh, Punjab and Chandigarh

rno.chandigarh@aubank.in

Haryana

rno.haryana@aubank.in

Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh

rno.jammu@aubank.in

Uttar Pradesh (other districts) and Dehradun

rno.kanpur@aubank.in

Gujarat

rno.ahmedabad@aubank.in

Karnataka

rno.bangalore@aubank.in

Kerala

rno.kerala@aubank.in

Tamil Nadu

rno.chennai@aubank.in

Telangana and Andhra Pradesh

rno.hyderabad@aubank.in

West Bengal

rno.kolkata@aubank.in

Odisha

rno.bhubaneshwar@aubank.in

Bihar

rno.patna@aubank.in

Jharkhand

rno.ranchi@aubank.in

Assam

rno.guwahati@aubank.in

AU's grievance redressal PDF, linked from its raise-a-complaint page, also gives each Regional Nodal Officer's postal address.

Step 3 (Level 3): Escalate to the Principal Nodal Officer

If it's still not resolved after a further 7 days, escalate to AU's Principal Nodal Officer:

  • Email: pno@aubank.in

  • Phone: 0141-6660645

  • Post: Principal Nodal Officer, AU Small Finance Bank Limited, CP3-235, Industrial Area, Apparel Park, Mahal Road, Jagatpura, Jaipur, Rajasthan – 302020

Quote every earlier reference number and attach AU's replies.

If AU decides to reject your complaint fully or partly, RBI rules require its Internal Ombudsman to review it before the final reply. That happens inside the bank; you don't need to apply for it.

Step 4 (Level 4): Go to the RBI Ombudsman

If your complaint is still unresolved within 30 days, AU's page says you can approach the RBI Ombudsman:

  • Online: cms.rbi.org.in, where you can also track your complaint

  • Email: crpc@rbi.org.in

  • Help line (not for filing): 14448

  • Post: Centralised Receipt and Processing Centre, Reserve Bank of India, 4th Floor, Sector 17, Chandigarh – 160017

You must file within 90 days of AU's timeline expiring or its last reply, whichever is later. It's free, and you don't need a lawyer or an agent.

If you hold the CheQ AU Credit Card

The CheQ AU Credit Card is issued by AU Small Finance Bank, so complaints about the card itself (charges, disputes, fraud, closure) follow AU's process above. Issues with the CheQ app, like a bill payment made through CheQ or your CheQ Points, go to CheQ's support first, and then to CheQ's Grievance Redressal Officer at Gro@cheq.one.

What changed with the RBI Ombudsman in July 2026

The Reserve Bank – Integrated Ombudsman Scheme, 2026 replaced the 2021 scheme from 1 July 2026:


2021 scheme

2026 scheme

Deadline to go to the Ombudsman

Within a year

Within 90 days of the bank's timeline expiring or its last reply, whichever is later

Compensation for consequential loss

Up to ₹20 lakh

Up to ₹30 lakh

Compensation for time, expenses and harassment

Up to ₹1 lakh

Up to ₹3 lakh

Your rights on common AU credit card complaints

Problem

What the RBI rules say

Card not closed after you asked

The bank must close it within 7 working days of your request (once dues are cleared), or pay you ₹500 a day until it's closed

Unauthorised transaction

Report it within 3 working days of the alert and your liability is zero

Card charged but merchant not paid

POS and online card payments must be reversed within T+5 days, or the bank pays ₹100 for every day of delay

Changes to charges

The bank must tell you at least 30 days before a change in charges takes effect

How to write an AU complaint that gets resolved

  • Your name, registered mobile number and email

  • The last 4 digits of your AU credit card

  • Transaction date, amount and reference number

  • Every earlier complaint number, with copies of AU's replies

  • What went wrong, and the exact fix you want ("reverse the ₹499 fee charged on 3 September", not "fix my bill")

  • Statements, SMS alerts and screenshots as proof

FAQs

What is the AU Bank credit card customer care number?

1800 1200 1500 (toll-free) or 0141-7141100 (non-toll-free). For banking queries, AU's toll-free number is 1800 1200 1200.

Is AU Bank customer care toll-free and 24x7?

Yes. AU lists 1800 1200 1500 as its toll-free credit card helpline, available 24x7.

What is the AU Bank complaint email ID?

customercare@aubank.in. AU says it responds to emails within 2 days.

What is the email ID of AU Bank's Principal Nodal Officer?

pno@aubank.in. You can also call 0141-6660645.

How do I escalate an AU Bank credit card complaint?

Start with customer care. If it isn't resolved within 7 days, write to the Regional Nodal Officer for your state (rno.[region]@aubank.in). If it's still unresolved after a further 7 days, write to the Principal Nodal Officer at pno@aubank.in. After 30 days without a resolution, you can go to the RBI Ombudsman.

Where do I complain about the CheQ AU Credit Card?

Card issues go to AU Small Finance Bank through the steps above. Issues with the CheQ app go to CheQ's support, and then to CheQ's Grievance Redressal Officer at Gro@cheq.one.

How long do I have to go to the RBI Ombudsman?

Within 90 days from when AU's response timeline expires or from its last reply, whichever is later.