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Visa credit cards

Looking to compare Visa credit cards? The table below shows a selection of Visa cards offered by our online partners.

Joshua Sale
Joshua SaleGM, Research
Nina Rinella
Nina RinellaEditor-in-Chief
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Updated 01 Nov, 2025
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PromotedKogan Money
Category: Low Fee
Fee of 1% applies
  • 0% p.a. for 10 months on balance transfers (1% fee)
  • Award winning no annual fee rewards credit card
  • Complimentary FIRST membership valued at $129/year

Australian Credit Licence 230686

Kogan Money
Category: Low Fee
Fee of 1% applies

Australian Credit Licence 230686

ANZ
Category: Low Fee

Australian Credit Licence 234527

Latitude
Category: International Spending
for 12 mths then 29.99%. Fee of 3% applies

Australian Credit Licence 392145

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HSBC
HSBC | Platinum Qantas Credit Card
Category: Frequent Flyer
Qantas Points
$399 after initial year
for 12 mths then 21.99%. Fee of 2% applies

Link Not Supplied

Australian Credit Licence 232595

Bank of Melbourne
Bank of Melbourne | No Annual Fee Visa
Category: Low Fee
Fee of 2% applies

Link Not Supplied

Australian Credit Licence 233714

Heritage Bank
Heritage Bank | Gold Low Rate
Category: Balance Transfer
for 12 mths then 11.80%

Link Not Supplied

Australian Credit Licence 244310

Hume Bank
Hume Bank | Value
Category: Low Fee

Link Not Supplied

Australian Credit Licence 244248

Illawarra Credit Union
Illawarra Credit Union | Low Rate Credit Card
Category: Balance Transfer
$50 after initial year
for 12 mths then 8.99%

Link Not Supplied

Australian Credit Licence

Illawarra Credit Union
Illawarra Credit Union | Low Rate Blue Credit Card
Category: Balance Transfer
$50 after initial year
for 12 mths then 8.99%

Link Not Supplied

Australian Credit Licence

Teachers Mutual Bank
Teachers Mutual Bank | Credit Card
Category: Balance Transfer

Link Not Supplied

Australian Credit Licence 238981

BankVic
BankVic | Low Rate Visa
Category: Low Fee
for 6 mths then 13.95%

Link Not Supplied

Australian Credit Licence 240293

MOVE Bank
MOVE Bank | Low Rate Credit Card
Category: Balance Transfer
$59 after initial year
for 6 mths then 8.99%

Link Not Supplied

Australian Credit Licence 234536

Qudos Bank
Qudos Bank | Lifestyle Plus
Category: Low Fee
for 5 mths then 15.85%

Link Not Supplied

Australian Credit Licence

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About Visa credit cards

What is a Visa credit card?

A Visa credit card is a credit card that uses the electronic payments network operated by the company Visa to process transactions. Visa credit cards are issued by financial institutions, not Visa the company. That means Visa credit cards can vary significantly depending on the institution and specific credit card in question.

Which Australian banks use Visa?

Visa credit cards are offered by a range of banks and financial institutions in Australia. Well-known banks like ANZ, NAB, ING, Macquarie, BOQ, HSBC and Suncorp use Visa while Commonwealth Bank and Westpac both use the Mastercard network.

You can use the comparison table at the top of this page to view a range of Visa credit cards offered by different institutions.

What is the difference between Visa and Mastercard?

Visa and Mastercard are two different payment platforms. There are some minor differences between the two platforms. For example, some banks and financial institutions have “exclusive” arrangements with one payment platform over the other. For instance, in 2015 NAB signed a 10-year agreement with Visa which means that until 2025, the major bank’s customers will only be offered Visa credit cards. Visa and Mastercard can also offer different credit card features, however, banks may change these conditions and/or offer their own programs.

What features are included with a Visa credit card?

When you sign up for a Visa credit card, the features you may be offered are set by the financial institution (such as a bank) that is giving you the card. These features could include such things as:

  • Global acceptance. Visa cards are accepted in over 200 countries and territories worldwide.
  • Visa payWave. Tap and pay wherever you see the contactless symbol. You generally don’t have to enter your PIN number to pay for purchases under $100.
  • Zero Liability. Under this policy, you won’t be held responsible for fraudulent charges or unauthorised purchases made with your card or account information.
  • Visa Concierge. This service includes a 24/7 concierge that can make reservations and give you recommendations. It is usually available on more premium Visa credit cards.
  • Visa Offers. Gives you access to deals on music, sport, fashion, food, film and more.
  • Visa Secure. A password-protected authentication system that gives you an added layer of protection to help prevent the unauthorised use of your card when shopping online.
  • Visa Checkout. A simplified payment process for shopping online. Once set up, there’s no need to re-enter your card or shopping details each time you shop where Visa Checkout is accepted.

To get a clearer picture of what the Visa credit card you are considering offers, it could be a good idea to read the Target Market Determination, Key Facts Sheet and other important documentation before signing up.

How can I compare Visa credit cards?

There are a wide range of Visa credit cards in Australia. What is on offer will differ depending on the financial institution and specific credit card in question, including whether it is a low rate, low fee, frequent flyer or rewards credit card. You can use our comparison table at the top of this page to compare Visa credit cards from a wide range of financial institutions in Australia.

When comparing credit cards, some general factors to consider include:

  • Annual fees. There are some Visa credit cards that charge no annual fee, either for the life of the card or for a promotional period. Other Visa credit cards will charge an annual fee, so it’s important to calculate whether the cost is worth the benefits you can get from the card.
  • Other fees. Also check what other credit card fees apply, such as international transaction fees, cash advance fees and late fees.
  • Interest rates. Check what interest rates apply. There are some low rate Visa credit cards including some with 0% interest rates for periods of time, as well as Visa credit cards with 0% balance transfer offers.
  • Interest-free days. Interest-free periods are usually 44 or 55 days. This period is the maximum amount of time that you won’t be charged interest on your purchases, provided you pay your balance in full by the due date.
  • Rewards. Some Visa credit cards are linked to rewards and frequent flyer programs (such as Qantas and Velocity), so you can earn points on your eligible spending.
  • Features. Some Visa credit cards will offer additional features like complimentary insurances, concierge services and lounge access. If you are charged an annual fee, these features could help offset the cost.

 

Frequently Asked Questions about Visa Credit Cards

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Nina Rinella, Editor-in-Chief

Nina Rinella
As Canstar’s Editor-in-Chief, Nina heads up a team of talented journalists committed to helping empower consumers to take greater control of their finances. Nina has written countless articles about finance and has been interviewed on finance topics by media organisations including The Australian, Realestate.com.au, Domain, the Herald Sun and the Sydney Morning Herald. Previously Nina founded her own agency where she provided content and communications support to clients around Australia for 8 years. She also spent four years as the PR Manager for American Express Australia, and has worked at a Brisbane communications agency where she supported dozens of clients, including Sunsuper and Suncorp. When she’s not dreaming up ways to put a fresh spin on finance, she’s taking her own advice by trying to pay her house off as quickly as possible and raising two money-savvy kids. Nina has a Bachelor of Journalism and a Bachelor of Arts with a double major in English Literature from the University of Queensland. She’s also an experienced presenter, and has hosted numerous events and YouTube series. You can follow Canstar on Facebook. Meet the Canstar Editorial Team. Have a media enquiry, and interested in featuring Nina as a financial expert and commentator? Contact Canstar’s Media Team today.

Joshua Sale, GM, Research

Joshua Sale
Joshua Sale is responsible for developing the methodology and delivering Canstar’s flagship Star Ratings, as part of Canstar’s Research Team. With tertiary qualifications in economics and finance, he enjoys helping Australians find more suitable financial products by transforming complex calculations into a consumer-friendly Star Rating that explains the values and benefits of different financial products. As one of Canstar’s company spokespeople, Joshua is confident participating in print, radio and broadcast journalism interviews. He has participated in interviews with the Australian Financial Review, news.com.au and Money Magazine, along with other leading media outlets, discussing topics such as home loan equity, banking incentive schemes, digital wallets and wider finance trends. You can follow Joshua on LinkedIn. Have a media enquiry, and interested in featuring Joshua as a financial expert and commentator? Contact Canstar’s Media Team today.

 


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