A global edge, unlike the rest
Experience the ease of digital banking with a card that keeps you connected across the world. The card integrates the innovative National Common Mobility Card (NCMC) feature, empowering you to use it as a travel card for seamless transit and international services.
Key features
Go global with easy purchases and ATM transactions as an NRI
Get complimentary access to select airport lounges in India
Daily limits with ₹75,000 for ATM withdrawals and ₹2,00,000 for e-commerce/POS transactions
Card limits
Cash withdrawal limit
75,000 per day
E-commerce/POS limit
2,00,000 per day
24-hour emergency helpline
To block your card or avail assistance, call
+91 802 202 1500
Block your DEBIT CARD through SMS
Send an SMS to +91 988 065 4321
BLOCK XXXX
XXXX is the last 4 digits of the debit card number

Got questions? We’ve got answers.
Contactless payment employs radio-frequency identification (RFID) or near-field communication (NFC) technology. When you tap or wave your card or smartphone near a contactless reader, a secure, short-range wireless connection enables the transfer of payment information, allowing for quick and convenient transactions.
Cardholders can withdraw up to ₹75,000 per day at all ATMs, with a daily Point of Sale (POS) limit of ₹2,00,000 at merchant establishments, subject to available account balances.
If you have lost your debit or credit card, or if it has been stolen, you should immediately report the incident to Karnataka Bank to ensure your account's security. You can send an email to info@ktkbank.com detailing the situation. Alternatively, you can call our toll-free customer numbers at 1800 425 1444 or 1800 572 8031. Prompt reporting is crucial to prevent any unauthorized transactions and to secure your account.
Yes, enjoy complimentary access to participating domestic airport lounges, once per calendar quarter per card.
Yes, you can generally use your debit card at any ATM. However, using an ATM outside of your bank's network may incur additional fees. Some banks have agreements with other networks for fee-free withdrawals, so it's best to check with us for specifics.
A debit card allows you to spend money by drawing on funds you have already deposited in your bank account. In contrast, a credit card lets you borrow money up to a certain limit for purchases, which you'll need to repay with interest if not paid in full by the billing cycle's end.
SMS banking with debit cards typically involves receiving automatic text alerts for transactions made with your card. It can include alerts for withdrawals, purchases, or any other card activity. This service helps in monitoring transactions and quickly detecting any unauthorized use.
An RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) chip in a debit card allows for contactless payments. It uses radio waves to communicate with a card reader when the card is held close to it. This technology enables faster and more convenient transactions without the need to insert the card into a reader.
The CVV (Card Verification Value) is a 3 or 4-digit code on your debit or credit card, used as an additional security measure for online or phone transactions. It helps verify that the card is in the physical possession of the person making the transaction.
To download the KBL Mobile Plus app, visit the Google Play Store or Apple App Store on your mobile device. Search for 'KBL Mobile Plus' in the store, select the app published by Karnataka Bank, and click 'Install' to download it onto your device.
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NRI services play a crucial role in bridging the financial needs of the Indian diaspora with the opportunities available in India. They provide a platform for NRIs to invest, save, and manage their earnings in their home country, even while they reside abroad. Services like NRI accounts, loans, and investment options ensure that NRIs can contribute to and benefit from India's economic growth. These services also aid in maintaining a financial connection with their homeland, which is crucial for those who plan to return or have familial and investment ties in India.