Customer Care Number

Indian Overseas Bank is a foremost bank which has a base in Chennai. Indian Overseas Bank has over 2650 national branches, 3 additional counters and 6 abroad branches. After World War II, in the year of 1960s, the banking division of India was united by the amalgamation of scrawny private sector banks from the tough ones; Indian Overseas Bank engrossed 5 banks which too includes Kulitali Bank established in 1933. In 1969 Government of India publicly owned Indian Overseas Bank and nationalized it. After take over, like all other public sector banks, Indian Overseas Bank has curved private, accentuates the entrance of Indian Overseas Bank’s branches in rural areas of India. Indian Overseas Bank is ISO certified Information Technology department, which has urbanized the software of online banking for 2650 branches for customers. The bank has attained 100% network grade and 100% CBS rank for its so many branches. Indian Overseas Bank also has strong and well built network of approximately 1433 ATMs all over the country.

Indian Overseas Bank Customer Care Number :-

ATM /Visa Debit Card related Issues :- 044-28889359
NEFT/RTGS :– 044-28519488
Internet/Mobile Banking :- 044 -28889350
Credit Cards :– 044 – 28519574
Pension matters :– 044-28514120
Other Public Grievances :– 044-28519570
Foreign Exchange remittance :– 044 -28519618
Loans and Advances :– 044-28519547
Retail / Personal Banking :– 044-28519435
Agri and Rural Credit :- 044 -28519474
Bank Share holders complaints :– 044 -28519491
SME Credit :– 044 -28519439

Indian Overseas Bank Head Office :–
Address : 763 Anna Salai,
Chennai : 600002
Phone: +91-44- 28524212, +91-44- 28524212
Official Website:http://www.iob.in

Indian Overseas Bank has introduced International VISA Debit Card which is easily accepted at all bank’s ATMs. Indian Overseas Bank also provides internet Banking & smart mobile banking as well. The business of Indian Bank has been recorded doubled in the past 4 years. The net profit for last financial year set at Rs 1,050.13 crore as on March, 31, 2012. Total income of Indian Overseas Bank stand at Rs 19,578.13 crore as alongside Rs 13,326.56 crore listed all through the similar time of last financial year. The whole commerce of Indian Overseas Bank rose by 24 % to Rs 3, 21,707 crore from Rs 2, 59,020 crore for the complete year. The Bank has designed to accomplish entirety business of Rs 3, 85,000 crore to Rs 4, 00,000 lakh crore this financial year. Indian Overseas Bank supply wide variety of savings bank investment and deposit plans intended for nearly all the segments of the public. One can open saving account in Indian Overseas Bank according to personal needs and requirements. From various types of accounts, you can choose the best and most appropriate one for you. Some of them are: – usual Savings Bank Account, Savings Bank No Frills Account, IOB Savings Bank Gold I, IOB savings Bank Gold II, IOB Savings Bank Silver I, IOB Savings Bank Silver II, IOB SB Student.

With best of the services and instant provisions, Indian Overseas Bank is all set and prepared to provide you all the major and minor benefits of easy and convenient banking system in India. In recent times, Indian Overseas Bank is powerful and well planned organization with sturdy power of Board of Directors. There are 10 Board of Directors appointed in the Bank. Shri. M.Narendra is a Chairman and Managing Director. The executive Director of Indian Overseas Bank is Shri A.K. Bansal. Shri A.D.M.Chavali is an Executive Director. Indian Overseas Bank was originated on 10th of Feb 1937 by Shri.M.Ct.M.Chidambaram Chettyar. Indian Overseas Bank was a well known leader in numerous fields Banking, Insurance and manufacturing with the lots of objectives of focusing in foreign exchange business and global banking. In the year between 2002- 2003, a fresh credit format was introduced by Indian Overseas Bank as Shubh Yatra’ to endow with finances for tourism and foreign travels to the customers. This scheme was proved as the big hit of IOB. Government OF India selected Indian Overseas Bank for channelizing government credit to other countries in the year 2004. In that same year only the bank knotted up with Times Online Money to commence an Internet-based allowance creation for money transfers in India from abroad.