You can get a resolution to your grievance in three ways:
1. By Approaching the Bank
Make a phone call to your bank branch and try to get a resolution to your grievance
Physically visit the bank branch to find a solution
Writedown your grievance and give it to the bank manager for a resolution
Wait for 3-5 days for resolution
Revisit the bank and enquire about the progress of the complaint
Wait for 3-5 days
If the complaint is not resolved, or, you are dissatisfied with the resolution, file a complaint with the RBI
2. By Approaching the RBI Ombudsman
If the bank does not provide a solution to your issue, or, if you are unhappy with the resolution, you can file a complaint with the RBI.
Your complaint is addressed to the RBI Ombudsman.
For further details on how to complain to the RBI, go here (link to be added)
3. By Using the Integrated Ombudsman Scheme
As per the One Nation One Ombudsman character of the scheme, you don’t have to identify the grounds, jurisdiction, department and authority before filing your complaint.
The portal automatically assigns “Deficiency of Service” as the ground for the complaint.
Your complaint cannot be rejected easily as no Ombudsman can now say it is outside their jurisdiction.
Pro-Tip
You will find the quickest resolution under the Integrated Ombudsman scheme.
It is easier to file, track and upload supporting documents using the portal.
To learn more about when to make a complaint to the RBI, read the next chapter
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