Blue Visa Credit Card

Be rewarded every time you spend — earn 1 Q Rewards® Point for every dollar spent on eligible purchases,4 with rewards you can use your way.{sub-heading}

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Credit card rates and fees{yellow-border}

A full list of our fees and charges are provided on our Credit Card Rates and Fees page

Annual Fee
$89
Retail purchase rate

20.99% p.a.

From 1 October 2026 the retail purchase rate will increase to 21.99% p.a.

Cash advance rate
21.99% p.a.
Interest-free period for purchases
Up to 44 Interest-free days on purchase
Minimum Credit Limit
$2,000

Interest Free Period applies to Retail Purchases if you pay the Closing Balance or Interest Free Days Payment (if you have a Balance Transfer and/or Instalment Plan) in full shown on your statement by the Payment Due Date.

We can’t process balance transfers from certain issuers – see our indicative list.21

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To be eligible to apply, you must:

  • Be 18 years or older
  • Permanent Australian resident and an Australian resident for tax purposes
  • Have a valid Australian mobile number and email address
  • Receive a regular income (you may be asked to provide payslips or bank statements.)
  • Have a good credit rating

What you’ll need for your application

  • Your income, debt and expense details
  • Your Driver Licence number (if you have one)
  • Your current employment status
  • Your balance transfer account details (if applicable). Your total balance transfers may not exceed 80% of your credit limit
  • Applying online will take around 20 minutes

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What is the purchase rate on credit cards?

The purchase rate on a credit card is the interest rate that is charged on purchases you make using the credit card. It’s essentially the cost you incur if you carry a balance on your card by not paying off your full statement balance by the payment due date. Interest is charged at the end of each statement period.

What is the interest charged on credit cards?

The interest rate that is charged on your credit card is essentially the cost of borrowing money through the credit card. When you make purchases, or carry a balance on your card, the issuing bank or lender charges you interest on the amount you owe. This can be offset by taking advantage of interest free periods or other promotional offers. Understanding your credit card’s interest rate and any associated terms is essential to ensure that you maximise the benefits of your credit card, while minimising the cost of borrowing.

How does credit card interest work?

The interest incurred on your credit card is charged when you don’t pay off your full balance by the set due date. How much interest you’ll pay will depend on the type of card you have, how much you have spent and when you make your repayments. With the Blue Visa Credit Card, you'll get up to 44 days interest free for the retail purchase balance.

How do I apply for a credit card?

The first step is to compare our credit cards. Decide which product suits your needs, then once you have decided which card you would like to apply for, click ‘Apply now’. It should take less than 20 minutes to complete if you have all your info on hand and once approved we'll get your card out to you within 10 working days.

We'll need to know your age (minimum age is 18 years), Australian residency status, your driver’s license if you have one and your current financial details including employment and monthly expense and income details.

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How is my credit limit determined?

Your credit limit is determined when we apply our credit assessment criteria to your individual financial situation.

How does the interest free period work?

The interest free period applies to retail purchases if you pay the closing balance or interest free days payment (if you have a balance transfer and/or instalment plan) shown on your statement in full by the payment due date.

Interest free periods don't apply to cash withdrawals, and you will incur interest from the date the transaction is made (regardless of whether the account is repaid in full each month). You'll be charged interest on retail purchases if the statement's full closing balance is not repaid by the due date.

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