Bank of Melbourne credit cards

Bank of Melbourne's credit card range includes the low rate Vertigo Card, several Qantas and Amplify Rewards cards, plus a no fee annual card.

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Bank of Melbourne

Key takeaways

  • Bank of Melbourne is part of the Westpac Group. It has branches throughout Victoria, although any Australian can get an account.
  • Bank of Melbourne has multiple credit cards, including a low rate card and cards that let you earn Qantas Rewards points or Amplify Rewards points.

Bank of Melbourne credit cards comparison

Purchase rate p.a. Bonus points Points per $ spent Interest-free period Balance transfer rate p.a. Annual fee
Bank of Melbourne Vertigo Card image
Purchase rate p.a.
13.99%
Bonus points
N/A
Points per $ spent
N/A
Interest-free period
Up to 55 days on purchases
Balance transfer rate p.a.
6.99% for 36 months
with 0% balance transfer fee, then 21.99%
Annual fee
$55
Save with a 6.99% interest rate on balance transfers for the first 36 months, with no balance transfer fee.
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Bank of Melbourne Vertigo Card - Cashback Offer image
Purchase rate p.a.
13.99%
Bonus points
N/A
Points per $ spent
N/A
Interest-free period
Up to 55 days on purchases
Balance transfer rate p.a.
6.99% for 12 months
with 0% balance transfer fee, then 21.99%
Annual fee
$55
Offers up to $500 cashback when you spend at any eligible supermarket and petrol station. Plus, a competitive purchase interest rate.
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Bank of Melbourne Amplify Rewards Signature image
Purchase rate p.a.
20.99%
Bonus points
200,000
Points per $ spent
1
Interest-free period
Up to 55 days on purchases
Balance transfer rate p.a.
N/A
Annual fee
$199 first year ($295 after)
Earn up to 200,000 bonus Amplify Points (100,000 points in year 1 when you spend $12,000 on eligible purchases in the first 12 months and additional 100,000 points when you meet the same spend requirement in year 2). Plus, a reduced first-year annual fee.
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Bank of Melbourne Amplify Qantas Signature image
Purchase rate p.a.
20.99%
Bonus points
150,000
Points per $ spent
0.5
Interest-free period
Up to 55 days on purchases
Balance transfer rate p.a.
N/A
Annual fee
$370
Get up to 150,000 bonus Qantas Points (90,000 points in year 1 when you spend $6,000 on eligible purchases in the first 120 days and additional 60,000 points when you meet the same spend requirement in year 2).
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Bank of Melbourne Amplify Rewards Platinum image
Purchase rate p.a.
20.99%
Bonus points
100,000
Points per $ spent
1
Interest-free period
Up to 55 days on purchases
Balance transfer rate p.a.
N/A
Annual fee
$99 first year ($175 after)
Get up to 100,000 bonus Amplify Points (75,000 points in year 1 when you spend $3,000 on eligible purchases in the first 90 days and additional 25,000 points after the first eligible spend in year 2). Plus a first-year annual fee discount.
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Bank of Melbourne Amplify Qantas Platinum image
Purchase rate p.a.
20.99%
Bonus points
100,000
Points per $ spent
0.35
Interest-free period
Up to 55 days on purchases
Balance transfer rate p.a.
N/A
Annual fee
$250
Earn up to 100,000 bonus Qantas Points (70,000 points in year 1 when you spend $4,000 on eligible purchases in the first 90 days and additional 30,000 points when you meet the same spend requirement in year 2).
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Bank of Melbourne Corporate Mastercard image
Purchase rate p.a.
0%
Bonus points
N/A
Points per $ spent
N/A
Interest-free period
Up to 35 days on purchases
Balance transfer rate p.a.
N/A
Annual fee
Experience a complete financial management system available online and the protection of complimentary insurances.
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Bank of Melbourne No Annual Fee Card image
Purchase rate p.a.
20.99%
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
Save with an ongoing $0 annual fee. Plus, a minimum credit limit of $500.
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Bank of Melbourne Amplify Business Credit Card image
Purchase rate p.a.
19.49%
Bonus points
N/A
Points per $ spent
1
Interest-free period
Up to 55 days on purchases
Balance transfer rate p.a.
N/A
Annual fee
$0 first year ($89 after)
Get a $0 annual fee in the first year and earn uncapped Amplify Points or Qantas Points on business purchases.
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Bank of Melbourne BusinessVantage Visa image
Purchase rate p.a.
9.99%
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
$55
Competitive interest rate on purchases plus a complimentary insurance from unauthorised transactions.
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Congratulations, Bank of Melbourne!

Bank of Melbourne was a big winner in the 2025 Finder Awards.

  • Winner, Best Balance Transfer Credit Card: Vertigo Card
  • Highly commended, Best Rewards Credit Card: Amplify Signature
  • Highly commended, Best Business Frequent Flyer Credit Card: Amplify Business Credit Card
  • Winner, Best Low Interest Business Credit Card: BusinessVantage Visa

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Benefits of getting a Bank of Melbourne credit card

Some of the features and services you can look forward to with a Bank of Melbourne credit card include:

My Offers Hub

A personal Bank of Melbourne card gives you access to discounts and offers with brands such as Myer, Priceline and THE ICONIC through the My Offers Hub. To see the latest deals, you just have to log in to your mobile or Internet bank account and go to the "My offers and benefits" section. You can also opt-in to get emailed offers by updating your marketing preferences via Internet banking.

Security

Bank of Melbourne credit cards come with 24/7 fraud monitoring and support services to help keep your account safe. The Bank of Melbourne Fraud Money Back Guarantee also means you won't have to cover the cost of fraudulent transactions if they're made on your credit card. Plus, you can put a temporary lock on your card for up to 15 days through mobile or Internet banking.

How to apply for a Bank of Melbourne credit card

Applying for a credit card online is fast and easy. You'll need to be at least 18 years of age and meet the card's eligibility criteria. For more about eligibility, the kinds of documentation you'll need and the factors that can affect whether your card application is approved, check out our full guide to applying for a credit card.

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    nickJuly 14, 2014

    hi good day i got an default on my credit history which was 50 months ago..
    was wondering if i can still apply for an credit card??

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      ShirleyJuly 15, 2014Finder

      Hi Nick,

      Thanks for your question.

      Generally a default appears on your credit history for a period of 5 years, which is about 60 months.

      It’s likely that the default is still on your credit history and so may hinder the chances of your application. You may want to wait another 10 months or so before applying.

      Cheers,
      Shirley

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      DFebruary 15, 2015

      Hi there similar situation here I had a bankruptcy in Oct 2010 subsequently discharged in Oct 2013 so just wondering if I would be able to apply for a credit card in order to rebuild my credit file? Obviously avoiding any lenders that I had debts with previously.

      Most lenders here seem to require a ‘good’ credit rating but I’m wondering if any are more lenient/flexible or specialise in poor credit history etc as I earn a good income and assets, working in same job for 12 months. I’m aware I don’t have a Vedascore as I monitor it closely via subscription. Cheers

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      JonathanFebruary 16, 2015Finder

      Hi D, thanks for your inquiry!

      In regards to bankruptcy/ defaults on credit files and applying for credit cards, the lending policies and requirements do vary from lender to lender. Having steady employment/ income and assets definitely helps the application process especially after bankruptcy. It would be best to contact the Bank of Melbourne or the respective lender at a local branch to discuss your options.

      I hope this helps.

      Cheers,

      Jonathan

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    steveApril 21, 2013

    what is the best card with no cap on points earned?

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      JacobApril 22, 2013Finder

      Hi Steve,

      Thanks for your question. Please check the comparison of credit cards with uncapped frequent flyer points earning through our website.

      I hope this helps.

      Regards,
      Jacob

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