Visa is one of five card networks tracked on FinWiz24. Founded in 1958 and operated by Visa Inc., Visa-branded credit cards run on rails accepted in 200+ countries — 130M+. In India, Near-universal (every major merchant and ATM). We currently track 99 active Visa credit cards, plus 0 reference records for existing holders.
Network details
Operator
Visa Inc.
Headquarters
San Francisco, California, USA
Founded
1958
Coverage
200+ countries
Acceptance in India
Indian acceptance
Near-universal (every major merchant and ATM)
Global reach
Accepted at 130M+ merchants and ATMs in 200+ countries.
Customer support
Network support
1800-419-1616
Visa India 24x7 customer support
Toll-free helpline
Not published
Reach the network for fraud reporting, lost-card blocking, and acceptance disputes through the official website.
Visa card issuers in India
20 Indian banks and fintechs currently issue Visa-branded credit cards on FinWiz24.
AU Small Finance Bank
Axis Bank
BOBCARD
Canara Bank
Federal Bank
HDFC Bank
HSBC India
ICICI Bank
IDFC First Bank
IndusInd Bank
Jupiter
Kotak Mahindra Bank
Niyo
OneCard
PNB
Slice
Standard Chartered
State Bank of India
Uni
YES Bank
Visa credit cards in India
99 active cards on FinWiz24, sorted with featured cards first.
How many Visa credit cards are available in India?
FinWiz24 tracks 99 active Visa credit cards in India, plus 0 reference-only records. 20 Indian banks including AU Small Finance Bank, Axis Bank, BOBCARD, Canara Bank and others issue Visa-branded credit products, from entry-level to super-premium.
How widely is Visa accepted in India?
Near-universal (every major merchant and ATM)
Is Visa accepted internationally?
Visa operates in 200+ countries, with acceptance at 130M+ merchants and ATMs globally. For travel outside India, Visa and Mastercard have the broadest global footprint, while Amex and Diners Club are wider in premium venues than in everyday retail.
How do I get customer support for a Visa card?
For Visa card services in India, call 1800-419-1616 (Visa India 24x7 customer support). For account-specific questions, your card-issuing bank is the first point of contact; reach the network directly for fraud reporting, lost-card blocking, or acceptance disputes.
What is the difference between Visa and other card networks?
Visa is one of five networks tracked on FinWiz24. Visa and Mastercard have the widest global acceptance. RuPay is the Indian domestic network operated by NPCI, with zero forex markup on many cards. Amex is both network and issuer, with strong rewards and lounges but narrower acceptance. Diners Club is a premium charge-card network with a small Indian footprint.