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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.
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.
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.
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:
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.
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:
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