Police Bank Credit Cards

Police Bank is a member-owned financial institution with a focus on the police community. It offers one Visa credit card with low-cost features and contactless payments, including through Apple Pay, Google Pay and Samsung Pay.

Compare Police Bank credit card features

Name	Purchase rate p.a.	Bonus points	Points per $ spent	Interest-free period	Balance transfer rate p.a.	Annual fee
Police Bank Visa Credit Card	Purchase rate p.a. 10.76%	Bonus points N/A	Points per $ spent N/A	Interest-free period Up to 55 days on purchases	Balance transfer rate p.a. N/A	Annual fee $0 first year ($30 after)	More Info Compare	Save with a $0 first-year annual fee waiver and up to 55 days interest-free on purchases. Plus, ability to pay using Apple Pay, Google Pay or Samsung Pay.

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Types of credit cards from Police Bank

• Low rate credit card

The Police Bank Visa Credit Card offers an interest rate of 10.76% p.a., which is very competitive with other low rate credit cards. It also offers a $0 annual fee in the first year, which goes to $30 in subsequent years and is also similar to the annual fees of other low rate cards.

Benefits of a Police Bank credit card

• Contactless and mobile payments

You can add your Police Bank Visa credit card with Apple Pay, Google Pay and Samsung Pay to make payments straight from your mobile phone or device. If you don't use a digital wallet, you can also use the card to tap-and-pay at the checkout.

• Online banking

You can manage your Police Bank credit card at any time from anywhere in the world through internet banking or the Police Bank mobile app. This includes viewing your account balance, recent transactions, make payments and make use of additional services such as requesting a credit limit increase or decrease.

• Visa credit card benefits

The Police Bank credit card can be used for purchases in stores, online or over the phone wherever Visa is accepted. When you shop online, you'll get an added layer of protection through the Visa Secure verification service, plus peace of mind with zero liability for fraudulent transactions. You can also access exclusive shopping, dining, entertainment and travel deals through Visa Offers + Perks, with the latest options listed on the Visa website.

How to apply

You can apply for a Police Bank Visa credit card in around 10-15 minutes by filling in a secure application form on the bank's website. As part of the process, make sure you meet the eligibility criteria and have all the documents and details you'll need for the application.

Eligibility criteria

• Australian residency status. Australian citizens and permanent residents of Australia can apply.
• Digital access. To complete the application, you need to have access to an email account and mobile phone.
• Age. You must be at least 18 years of age.

Documents and details

• Personal details. Your name, address, contact number, email address, drivers licence number, residential address, mailing address and if you’ve been in your current place of residence for less than 3 years, your previous residential address.
• Employment details. This includes your occupation, your income, your employer's contact details and the date how long you have been working there. If you’ve been employed in your current position for less than three years, you’ll need to enter the same details for your previous employer. You may also need to provide recent payslips or other documents to help verify these details.
• Financial details. This covers any other forms of income, savings and assets such as investment properties or shares. You also need to provide details about existing cards, loans and other liabilities, as well as your share of regular household expenses.

If you have any questions about the application, you can contact Police Bank on 131 728 (Mon-Fri between 8am-6pm).

Credit card brands similar to Police Bank

If you want a credit card from a member-owned bank or one that's focused on police and essential service workers, here are 3 other credit card providers you could compare with Police Bank:

• Police Credit Union credit cards
• QBANK credit cards
• Firefighters Mutual Bank credit cards

Frequently asked questions

• Can anyone apply for a Police Bank credit card?

  While Police Bank is focused on the police community, you can still apply if you're not a police officer. When you apply for a Police Bank credit card, you'll be asked if you're an existing member. If you're not, you'll need to join if your card application is approved. This process is simple and requires an ID check. There is no cost to become a member of Police Bank but, as it is a member-owned bank, you may be required to pay $10 if the bank ever ceases to operate while you are a member.

• How can I make repayments to my Police Bank credit card?

  Your credit card statement will show details of the different payment options and how to make your repayments. With Police Bank, the options include:

  • BPAY
  • Electronic payments from another Police Bank transaction account
  • Phone payments via Police Bank's RediDial service (131 728)
  • Australia Post Bank@Post service
  • In person at a Police Bank branch
  • By cheque - Send a cheque to the mailing address shown on the back of your credit card statement.

• What should I do if my credit card is stolen or lost?

  You should report a lost or stolen credit card to Police Bank immediately by calling 131 728 (in Australia) or +61 2 9287 0888 (when you're overseas). If you're calling outside of business hours (8am-6pm Mon-Fri), phone 1300 705 750 and select Option 3 (in Australia) or +61 2 8299 9534 (when you're overseas).

• How do I cancel my Police Bank credit card?

  You can cancel your credit card online by filling in a secure form. Alternatively, call Police Bank on 131 728. Keep in mind that you will have to settle the account's balance before it can be closed.

Contact details and related links

• Police Bank phone number: 131 728
  8am-6pm Mon-Fri
• Police Bank home loans
• Police Bank savings accounts

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Amy Bradney-George

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