Barclaycard written dispute & complaint mailing address

To send Barclaycard a written dispute or complaint by mail, use Barclaycard, PO Box 10200, Wigston, LE18 9ER. Sending a written complaint about a Barclaycard credit card, per the postal address on Barclaycard's own "How do I make a complaint?" page. This is not a payment address — don't mail a payment here. Include your account number and a clear description of the issue, and keep a copy for your records.

Barclaycard — Written complaints

Barclaycard
PO Box 10200
Wigston  LE18 9ER

Sending a written complaint about a Barclaycard credit card, per the postal address on Barclaycard's own "How do I make a complaint?" page.

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Key facts

  • This address is for written disputes and complaints — not for sending a payment.
  • Barclaycard is a credit card issuer.
  • If Barclaycard hasn't resolved your complaint within 8 weeks, or you're unhappy with its final response, you can refer it free of charge to the Financial Ombudsman Service.
  • Include your account number, a clear description of the issue, and any supporting documents.
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How to send your letter

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    Write your letter

    State your full name and account number, the transaction or issue you're disputing (with the dollar amount, if it's a billing error), and what you'd like Barclaycard to do. Keep a copy for your records.

  2. 2

    Attach supporting documents

    Include copies (not originals) of anything that supports your case — a receipt, a merchant email, a statement excerpt, or a prior response from Barclaycard.

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    Address it to Barclaycard

    Address it exactly as shown above: Barclaycard, PO Box 10200, Wigston LE18 9ER.

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Common questions

What is Barclaycard's address for a written dispute or complaint?

Barclaycard, PO Box 10200, Wigston, LE18 9ER. Sending a written complaint about a Barclaycard credit card, per the postal address on Barclaycard's own "How do I make a complaint?" page. Confirm it on Barclaycard's official site before anything time-sensitive — issuers do update these addresses.

Can I send a payment to this address?

No. This is a written-correspondence address for disputes and complaints, not a payment address. Barclaycard's payment address is different and is usually printed on your own statement or card — mailing a payment here risks delay or misapplied funds.

What happens after I send my letter?

If Barclaycard hasn't resolved your complaint within 8 weeks, or you're unhappy with its final response, you can refer it free of charge to the Financial Ombudsman Service.

What should I include in the letter?

Your full name, account number, a clear description of the issue (with the date and amount, if it's a transaction), and what outcome you're asking for. Copies of any supporting documents strengthen your case.

How do I mail this without a printer?

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Sources

Addresses verified September 2026 against official sources. Always confirm on the official site before time-sensitive filings.

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