
P&N Bank Credit Cards
Compare the low rate and platinum credit cards from the customer-owned P&N Bank.
P&N Bank is a mutual bank that is owned by its members in Western Australia. It offers a choice of credit cards with low-cost features and platinum perks.
Comparison of P&N Credit Cards
Types of credit cards from P&N Bank
Low rate credit card
The P&N Bank Visa Classic is a low rate credit card with a 11.99% p.a. purchase interest rate. It also offers an ongoing annual fee of $49 that's competitive with other low rate credit cards.
Platinum credit card
The P&N Bank Visa Platinum is the bank's premium product, with a minimum credit limit starting at $6,000. It also offers complimentary overseas travel insurance and access to the 24/7 Visa Platinum Concierge Service for everything from booking restaurants, getting concert tickets or organising your next holiday. This card has a $99 annual fee and relatively low rate compared to other platinum cards on the market.
Benefits of getting a credit card from P&N Bank
Mutual bank
P&N Bank is a customer-owned bank, which means profits go back to members and the bank's products, rather than shareholders.
Visa benefits
P&N Bank credit cards offer worldwide acceptance through the Visa card network. Other benefits include:
- Visa payWave. You can make contactless payments of up to $100 without entering a PIN when you tap and pay.
- Security. Purchases are protected by Visa Secure when you shop online, as well as the Visa Zero Liability Policy for fraudulent transactions.
- Visa Perks + Offers. You can get access to exclusive travel, shopping, dining and entertainment deals through Visa Perks + Offers.
Mobile wallets
The P&N Bank credit cards can be linked with the three major mobile wallets: Apple Pay, Google Pay and Samsung Pay.
How to apply
You can apply for a P&N Bank credit card online in around 10 to 15 minutes. You'll need to meet the following eligibility criteria and provide the necessary information to apply:
Eligibility criteria
- Residency. You must be an Australian citizen or permanent resident who resides in Western Australia to apply.
- Age. This card is only available to people who are at least 18 years old.
- Income. You must receive a regular income.
Details and documents
- Identification and contact information. If you’re a new P&N Bank member, provide your driver’s licence or Australian Passport. You may also use a primary form of identification without a photo (such as your birth certificate) with a secondary form of identification (such as a utility bill). You'll also need to list your contact information and address.
- Income and assets. Provide information about your income and the contact details of your current and previous employers. If you’re self-employed, provide tax assessments and financial statements for the last two years. You'll need to list any assets like motor vehicles, bank accounts, shares and property.
- Expenses and liabilities. Outline information about regular and ongoing expenses like child support, food budget, loan repayments and other credit cards you may want to include in a balance transfer to a P&N Bank credit card.
What happens after you apply?
Once you submit your application for a P&N Bank credit card, you should receive a confirmation email informing you about the status of your credit card application. If you have any questions, contact P&N Bank on 13 25 77.
Credit card brands similar to P&N Bank
If you want a credit card from a member-owned bank or one based on WA, here are 3 other credit card providers you could compare with P&N Bank:
Frequently asked questions
Contact details and related links
- Contact number: 13 25 77
8am-6pm (WST) Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm Sat - P&N Bank home loans
- P&N Bank accounts
Want to compare a wider range of credit cards? Check out the latest offers for rewards, balance transfers, low rates and more.
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