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How we picked theseA business frequent flyer credit card lets you earn points for every dollar you spend on your business. You can choose cards that earn you Qantas Points or Velocity Points.
But there are also business credit cards that let you earn rewards points and convert those to Qantas or Velocity Points. Amex Membership Rewards Points convert to either program at a rate of 2:1.
Business credit cards offer huge amounts of bonus points if you meet the spending and eligibility criteria.
Business credit cards are usually designed for small to medium sized businesses, but there are also some corporate cards for larger organisations.
To apply for one of these cards, you usually need:
The NAB Qantas Business Signature Card won best business frequent flyer credit card and best small business frequent flyer credit card at the 2025 Finder Credit Card Awards. This was based on a detailed analysis of rates, fees, points offers, earn rates and card features across 12 months.
The NAB Qantas Business Signature Card won the business frequent flyer award at this year's Finder Awards. It comes with a massive 200,000 bonus Qantas Points and complimentary Qantas Business Rewards membership.
The NAB Qantas Business Signature Card won the business frequent flyer award at this year's Finder Awards. It comes with a massive 200,000 bonus Qantas Points and complimentary Qantas Business Rewards membership.
The first step is to figure out what points program you want to earn. That's either Qantas Points, Velocity Points or get a card that's linked to a flexible rewards program such as American Express Membership Rewards or CommBank Awards.
These reward programs usually let you transfer your points to frequent flyer program partners, such as Velocity, Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer and Emirates Skywards (although it does vary between reward programs).
If you want a business credit card that earns Qantas Points, there are two main options:
When you're comparing cards, keep in mind that an earn rate of at least 1 point per $1 is competitive. The number of points you’ll earn per $1 may also vary based on the transaction. For example, you might be able to earn 1.25 points on everyday eligible purchases and only 0.5 points per $1 spent on your ATO bill or other government transactions.
The best business frequent flyer credit cards also offer hundreds of thousands of introductory bonus points when you meet the offer requirements (you normally need to be a new customer and spend a lot in the first few months of having the card).
Business credit cards have the biggest bonus frequent flyer points offers on the market.
Business credit cards that offer Qantas Points or other frequent flyer rewards usually have an annual fee. This can vary from $150 to $450 (or more) depending on the card.
You should make sure that your business can afford the annual fee and that the monetary value of the points and the extra perks can justify this cost.
When you're comparing business cards that earn frequent flyer points, you'll see both credit cards and charge cards. If you get a credit card, you'll be able to carry a balance from month to month (with interest charges) as long as you meet the minimum repayment requirements.
If you get a charge card, you have to pay it off in full each month. But you do get a set number of "cash flow days" in each statement period and won't have to pay interest on the account.
Frequent flyer business credit cards often include other benefits, such as complimentary lounge passes or complimentary international travel insurance. You might also be able to use a complimentary concierge service for everything from booking a restaurant for a business meeting to organising a corporate trip.
Some business cards also come linked with reporting software (such as MYOB, QuickBooks and Microsoft Excel), which you can use to monitor and download your balance sheets and transaction details.
If several of your employees require a credit card for work spending, you can request additional credit cards that are linked to the one account. This can help keep track of business spending and save time on expense-reporting. It also gives you a way to earn more points – or offer points as a perk to your employees.
Once you’ve compared your options and decided on a card, you can apply for a frequent flyer credit card for your business online, over the phone or in a branch.
Before you begin the application, make sure that your business meets the eligibility requirements and has the necessary information:
Once you have completed the application, the bank or card provider will be in touch with details about the assessment process and outcome. If you're approved, you should get your card within 5-10 business days.
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With a business credit card are flyer points capped?
Hello Rebecca,
thanks for the question.
This depends on the card itself. While many business credit cards don’t cap the number of points which can be earned, you should always check with the provider before applying for any card.
Cheers,
Marc.
Hi,
1.) What is the best Qantas F/Flier credit card for a small business
2.) Is there a card available where say i have 4 reps, that i can direct the points gained to another Qantas card rather that to their own?
Cheers,
LIndsay
Hi Lindsay,
Thanks for your question. Finding the ‘best’ card is a subjective matter and depends on your circumstances. Please refer to our frequent flyer comparison page to view and compare the offers on the market.
With part two of your question, what you’ll want to do is get a card with additional or supplementary cardholders. This means that any spending on the additional cards will earn points for the primary account. For example, some American Express cards will allow up to 99 additional cards linked to one account. It’s worth noting that some cards charge an additional fee for supplementary cards while others do not. You can find information about additional cardholders in the product review and application pages.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Jacob
Is there a personal liability for charges on business credit cards accumulating frequent flyer points
Hi,
The main account holder is personally liable for all charges on a business credit card. Thanks.
Cheers,
Jeremy