ANZ credit card international transaction fee. The lowdown
Want to know what foreign transaction fees apply to your ANZ credit card before you travel or spend online? Let's take a dive into these and more
Sometimes in life, you might need to access a bit of extra cash then what you just casually have on hand. Having a credit card is one way you can do this. Applying for a credit card can get pretty complicated when you start to notice that each provider offers a whole array of cards that come with different fees, features and benefits.
This article will explore the Beyond Bank Low Rate Visa Credit Card, including what this card is about, its fees and how you can apply.
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The Low Rate Visa credit card is a low interest rate card option available to new and existing Beyond Bank customers.¹ Individuals can choose this credit card as a backup option to their debit accounts or can use it on upcoming purchases, while enjoying the interest free period on purchases.
This card is useful for those who want a cheaper way to access extra credit in comparison to some other credit cards on the market.¹ There is also an 0% p.a. balance transfer offer for new customers when transferring their balances from another provider for 12 months.²
Apart from being able to access a line of credit when you need it most, you’ll also get²:
You can also set up the feature called auto-pay which automatically pays your chosen amount each month. This could be set up to cover just the minimum payment or to pay off the remainder of the balance.
The Low Rate Visa Credit Card is not associated with any rewards programs.
Like many credit cards, users run the risk of accumulating extra fees if they miss a payment or don’t take notice of any available interest free periods after making a purchase.
These actions alone can have implications on your credit score which can impact future loan types.
Lack of a rewards program may also influence your decision to choose this card.
This card can be applied for with a minimum $1000 credit limit. Depending on your needs, you can apply for a greater limit up to $80,000.¹ There is also a $1500 limit on cash advance withdrawals.³
Getting to know the fees upfront can help you decide if this is the right credit card for you. We’ll break down the fees to use and maintain this card here.
Fees* | Beyond Bank Low Rate Visa Credit Card² |
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Maintenance fees | $49 per year |
Points / cash back | No rewards or cashback offers |
Late repayments or default fee | $25 plus $20 per default notice |
Local/Foreign ATM fees | $4 per cash advance plus 3% of transaction value if withdrawing money from an international ATM |
Interest/purchase rate | 11.99% p.a. purchase rate |
Additional card holders | Up to 4 free |
Replacement card | $10 |
*As seen on 3rd June 2024
This card uses the Visa Exchange rate which is converted into Australian dollars at the wholesale rate.³
Beyond Bank Low Rate Visa Card⁴ |
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When you want to spend 1000 AUD in GBP, this card will access the Visa exchange rate of 1 AUD = 0.5236 GBP This means you’ll be getting around in 523.36 GBP Keep in mind that there may be conversion fees for this transaction charged at around 3% depending on the transaction type. |
As seen on 3rd of June 2024
Getting a credit card requires you to jump through a few extra hurdles in comparison to opening a standard transaction account. Here is how to get a Beyond Bank Low Rate Visa Credit Card.
Before you can even begin an application for this credit card, you need to check if you meet the basic eligibility requirements. For this credit card, all customers must⁶:
If this is you, you can apply online. You’ll need to input some key details into the online application. These include details that state:
To support these details, you’ll need to have any documents that can prove the above as part of the application. You don’t need to finish the online form in one session. Once your application is submitted, a Beyond Bank lender will reach out to you with next steps.
After Beyond Bank has all they need and approve an application, the new card can take anywhere from 5 to 10 business days.⁷
Once you receive your card, you’ll need to activate it. You can do this through internet banking via the mobile app. Here’s the process for each.⁷
You should:
It can take up to 10 minutes for your Low Rate Visa card to activate.
If you don’t have the Beyond Bank App, you should first download it. Then you can:
Once your card is activated, you can start making purchases.
There are a few other things to know about the Low Rate Visa credit card.
You will incur extra fees with this card if you have a declined transaction. This includes transactions where you forget your PIN or exceed the PIN code tries. The fee for these types of declined transactions is 0.40 cents AUD per applicable transaction.²
If you ever suspect or realise your card could be stolen, you should contact Beyond Bank immediately. You can notify them through the App or Internet Banking anytime or by calling them during business hours. Your card will be cancelled straight away.⁷
You can contact Beyond Bank by:
If you have the Beyond Bank app, you can start a live chat between 8am to 8pm Monday to Friday or 8am to 3pm on Saturday.
With a Wise Account you can hold money in 40+ currencies and spend it in 150+ countries. You can also order local account details in popular world currencies like AUD, NZD, USD, EUR, GBP to receive local and/or international payments like a local.
Whenever you exchange currencies it’s done using the mid-market rate with a transparent conversion fee shown upfront.
To make everyday spending easier you can order a Wise Debit card for your Wise Account and generate virtual cards as needed. If you have the local currency in your Wise Account the Wise card will use it. If you don’t have local currency converted, it uses smart technology to auto-convert your money at the mid-market rate, for a conversion fee.
The Wise card may suit you better if you’re to spend money that you’ve stored in different currencies within an existing Wise Account, and benefit from 2 or less free cash withdrawals under $350 AU, or foreign equivalent, per month (keep in mind that ATM providers may charge their own fees). You can see our full fee breakdown for ATM withdrawals here.
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Sources checked on: 04 June 2024
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