New customer consent requirements under RBI Credit Card Directions: What you need to know

Summary

On April 21, 2022, the Reserve Bank of India issued a new Master Direction - Credit Card and Debit Card - Issuance and Conduct Directions, 2022 (“Directions”). A significant focus of these Directions has been to strengthen and prioritise consent and information rights of the card holder.

New customer consent requirements under RBI Credit Card Directions: What you need to know
How to comply with the new RBI Directions

Under the new RBI Directions, credit card companies will need to take explicit consent from their customers for a slew of authorizations. Under the Directions, this explicit consent must either be obtained via written consent or via digital consent that is backed by multi-factor authentication.

The agreement between the card issuer and the card holder must also be signed — and the copy sent to the registered email or postal address of the customers.

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