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OmniCard's operator is authorised by the RBI to issue prepaid payment instruments, and issues RuPay cards, UPI IDs and FASTag directly on NPCI's networks under that licence.
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Yes. OmniCard is operated by Eroute Technologies Pvt. Ltd., authorised by the Reserve Bank of India as a Prepaid Payment Instrument (PPI) issuer and a direct NPCI issuer for RuPay cards, UPI (@omni) and FASTag. Here is how your money and data are protected, and what to do if something goes wrong.
OmniCard's operator is authorised by the RBI to issue prepaid payment instruments, and issues RuPay cards, UPI IDs and FASTag directly on NPCI's networks under that licence.
ISO/IEC 27001 for information security management, PCI DSS for card data, and a SOC 2 Type II report on how controls worked over time. Payment data is stored in India.
A published grievance redressal policy with three escalation levels and time limits, a named nodal officer, and recourse to the RBI Integrated Ombudsman.
Not with anyone, including callers who say they are from OmniCard.
Download OmniCard only from its App Store or Google Play listing, linked at the bottom of this page.
Set transaction limits for your card from the Cards section of the app.
Temporarily deactivate or permanently block a card from the Cards section of the app.
Report a transaction you didn't make as soon as you see it, through Report fraud or care@omnicard.in.
Yes. OmniCard is operated by Eroute Technologies Pvt. Ltd., which is authorised by the Reserve Bank of India as a Prepaid Payment Instrument (PPI) issuer and is a direct NPCI issuer for RuPay cards, UPI (@omni) and FASTag. It holds ISO/IEC 27001, PCI DSS and SOC 2 Type II certifications, payment data is stored in India, and complaints follow a published grievance redressal policy with escalation up to a nodal officer.
Eroute Technologies Pvt. Ltd., the company that operates OmniCard, is authorised by the Reserve Bank of India as a Prepaid Payment Instrument (PPI) issuer. See our RBI licence.
No. OmniCard is not a bank and does not offer credit. It issues prepaid payment instruments (RuPay prepaid cards, UPI on the @omni handle and FASTag) under its RBI PPI licence, directly on NPCI's networks, without a partner bank in between.
Payment data is stored in India.
OmniCard is built mainly for businesses: spend control, corporate cards, business UPI, reimbursements, bill payments and fleet FASTag. It also issues prepaid gift cards. The same licence, security certifications and grievance process cover both.
Block or deactivate the card from the Cards section of the OmniCard app straight away, then report fraud with the details, or email care@omnicard.in. Report it as early as you can: under our grievance policy, how quickly you report an unauthorised transaction affects your liability.
Start with care@omnicard.in or Help & Support in the app (level 1). If you are not satisfied, escalate to escalations@omnicard.in (level 2), then to the Nodal and Grievance Officer at nodal@eroute.in (level 3). If a complaint is not resolved within 30 days, you can approach the RBI Integrated Ombudsman. Time limits for each level are in our grievance redressal policy.
Use only the contact details published on omnicard.in, and download the app only from its App Store or Google Play listing. Don't share your OTP, PIN or CVV with anyone, including callers who say they are from OmniCard.