Suncorp Bank has credit cards to suit many different needs, ranging from platinum cards and rewards to low-cost and no-frills options. There are even Suncorp credit cards designed especially for businesses, as well as cards with complimentary extras such as travel insurance. Depending on the Suncorp credit card you apply for, you could also enjoy an introductory balance transfer offer or bonus rewards points offer.
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What credit cards does Suncorp Bank offer?
Suncorp offers credit cards for a variety of needs, including low rate cards, rewards and frequent flyer options, and platinum cards and business credit cards. You can compare Suncorp Bank credit cards based on each of the categories below.
Low rate credit cards
The Suncorp Bank Clear Options Standard Credit Card offers a low ongoing variable interest rate for purchases and a competitive annual fee. It also gives you access to exclusive entertainment offers from Visa Entertainment.
Platinum credit cards
The Suncorp Bank Clear Options Platinum Credit Card gives you Suncorp Rewards points for your everyday spending, complimentary international travel insurance, domestic travel insurance and purchase protection insurance. With this platinum card, you can also choose to earn Qantas Points per $1 spent by enrolling in the frequent flyer program for an extra fee. If you earn Suncorp Rewards, you can also exchange them for airline miles with Virgin Australia Velocity Frequent Flyer, Emirates Skywards and Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer. If you prefer retail rewards, you can also transfer your points to Flybuys.
Business credit cards
The Suncorp Clear Options Business credit card offers up to 99 additional cardholders and gives you the option of customising limits for each person. If you want to earn points for your business spending, you can also enrol in the Suncorp Rewards Program and choose to earn either Suncorp Rewards points or Qantas Frequent Flyer points. Note that additional fees apply if you choose to earn rewards with a Suncorp Clear Options Business credit card.
What do Australians think of Suncorp credit card provider?
4.09/5 overall for Customer Satisfaction — higher than the average of 4.06
4.66/5 for Trust — higher than the average of 4.4
4.1/5 for Customer Service — higher than the average of 4.06
Sign up for a Suncorp credit card and you'll also be able to enjoy the following benefits.
Suncorp Rewards Program
Let your spending reward you and earn reward points per $1 spent with the Suncorp Clear Options Platinum credit card and redeem your points for travel experiences, gadgets, gift cards, luxury goods and holidays.
You can also pay to enrol in the Suncorp Bank Rewards Program if you have a Suncorp Bank Business Credit Card, and there are options for getting Qantas Frequent Flyer rewards with both the business and platinum credit cards. Read our guide on the Suncorp Bank rewards program to find out more.
Suncorp Bank Internet banking
Register your Suncorp Bank credit card for online banking and you'll be able to make payments, view transactions and get e-statements for your account.
Suncorp Bank ATM Network
As a Suncorp Bank customer, you can avoid a direct ATM fee by using any Suncorp Bank or Bendigo Bank branded ATM. A cash advance fee and the cash advance interest rate will apply if you use your credit card for ATM withdrawals, though.
Contactless and mobile payments
Suncorp credit cards come with Visa payWave functionality so that you can tap-and-go for payments under $100. All Suncorp Bank Clear Options credit cards are also compatible with Samsung Pay, Google Pay and Apple Pay, so you can make payments straight from your eligible phone or mobile device.
How to apply for a Suncorp Bank credit card
You can apply for a Suncorp Bank credit card online in about 10 minutes and should get a response within moments of submitting your application. Before you get started, make sure you meet the eligibility criteria for your chosen card. These vary between cards, but generally include:
Eligibility
Age. You must be at least 18 years old to apply for a credit card.
Minimum income. You must meet the minimum income requirements for your chosen Suncorp credit card.
Credit rating. You must have a good credit history.
Be sure to check specific requirements for your chosen card before you apply. If you meet these criteria, you can start the online application process.
Required documents
Have the following on hand to support your online application for a Suncorp Bank credit card.
Personal information. This includes your full name, date of birth, contact details, nationality and whether you are an Australian permanent resident or not. You will also be asked to provide your driver’s licence number or another form of approved identification.
Employment information. This includes your profession, industry, salary and your employer's contact details.
Financial information. You'll need to provide details of any other forms of income or assets, as well as your regular expenses and any liabilities.
Other cards. If you plan on transferring your existing credit card debt to a Suncorp Bank credit card, you'll need to provide the card number, transfer amount and the name of the card issuer. Note that Suncorp credit card balance transfer offers are not available for debts on other Citi branded or Suncorp Bank cards.
Frequently asked questions
After you complete the online application for a Suncorp Bank credit card, you will receive a response moments after you hit submit. It may then take 5-7 business days for the application to be fully processed. You'll receive your card shortly after that time.
Once you receive your Suncorp Bank credit card, you will need to activate it before you can start using it. You can activate your Suncorp Bank credit card through internet banking on the website or by callling the credit card activation number detailed in the welcome pack you receive with your card. Alternatively, you can call the Suncorp Bank customer service team on 13 11 55.
You're able to transfer up to three balances from credit cards, store cards or charge cards (excluding Suncorp Bank and NAB cards). You can request a balance transfer when you apply for the card online. Please note that you can't balance transfer beyond 80% of the approved credit limit.
When filling out the secure online application form, you will be asked if you want to request a balance transfer. If you say "yes", you will then need to enter the account details and the amount you would like to transfer from each account. Alternatively, you can call Suncorp Bank at any time on 13 11 55 and discuss your balance transfer options.
At the end of the promotional offer, any remaining balances will start to collect the cash advance revert rate.
The annual fee is usually charged to the first statement and then charged on the anniversary of that statement for every year you have the account. If the annual fee is not paid in the first statement period, it will accrue interest at the standard purchase rate for that card.
You can request an increase or decrease of your credit limit by calling Suncorp Bank on 13 11 55. If you want to request a decrease of your credit limit you can also do it through Online Banking.Note that credit limit increases are subject to credit approval criteria.
You can make a payment to your Suncorp Bank credit card using the following methods:
Suncorp Bank Internet and telephone banking
In-person at a Suncorp Bank branch
BPAY
Direct debit
Sending a cheque in the mail
If your card is lost or stolen, call Suncorp Bank immediately on 1800 775 020, +617 3362 1712 or 13 11 55. The card can then be blocked and/or canceled.
You can browse the Suncorp Rewards program catalogue by visiting rewards.suncorpbankrewards.com.au. Note that you'll need to log in to your Suncorp credit card account to redeem rewards or check your point balance.
For general enquiries while you're overseas, call +61 7 3362 1712. Or, for suspicious transactions, you can call +61 2 8225 0926.
As well as credit cards, Suncorp Bank offers a suite of personal, business and agribusiness lending and deposit products, including home loans, savings and transaction accounts and insurance.
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This Suncorp credit card lets you choose to earn Qantas Points for a $49 yearly fee, and offers complimentary international travel insurance. So is it worth it?
Find out about the different types of complimentary travel insurance you'll get with a Suncorp Clear Options Platinum Card and what's offered on other cards.
The Suncorp Bank Clear Options Standard Card offers a 0% introductory balance transfer offer, along with a low ongoing purchase interest rate and annual fee. Check out its other features here.
With a Suncorp Rewards credit card, you’ll earn points per $1 on eligible spending – so is it worth it?
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