How to Cancel FAB Credit Card?
Fab Bank offers a wide range of credit cards, each of which features offers and benefits that increase with the customer’s monthly income. The bank’s management has also indicated how to cancel the card after obtaining it with ease for its customers.
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How to Cancel FAB Credit Card
To cancel FAB Credit card, you can follow these simple steps: [1]
- Step 1: Contact the bank’s customer service team through one of the following numbers, depending on your location:
- Within the United Arab Emirates: 600525500.
- Outside the United Arab Emirates: 00097126811511.
- Step 2: Talk to the employee and inform him of the cancellation request.
- Step 3: Provide the required information to the employee and the reason for canceling the card.
- Step 4: Complete the cancellation process with the employee if you meet the conditions set by the bank management.
Cancel FAB Credit Card conditions
To know the conditions of canceling FAB credit card, you can read the following information:
- Providing the bank’s customer service employee with the accurate data he requests.
- Pay all amounts owed on the card.
- Pay the annual fees, if any, or other interest due on the card.
Conclusion
If the customer wishes to cancel the FAB credit card, he can do so easily through very simple steps wherever he is inside or outside the UAE, when he fulfills the required conditions set by the bank’s management for cancellation and informing its customers of them when granting them credit cards.
Questions & Answers
Bankfab Customer Service email address is [email protected]
If your credit card is stolen or lost, block it immediately.
The FAB credit card is blocked through the FAB Bank application, accessing the bank’s website, or by contacting the customer service team or contacting the customer relations officer.
A dispute can be raised regarding a Fab Bank credit card by filling out a form included by the bank’s management on its website and sending it via e-mail to the bank.
A FAB credit card is renewed and sent by mail before the customer’s current card expires.
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