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NAB Traveller Card (Discontinued)
Lock in exchange rates for up to 10 currencies on your NAB Traveller Card (Discontinued) and enjoy free reloads while travelling like a pro.
The NAB Traveller Card (Discontinued) is a prepaid Mastercard that lets you hold up to 10 major currencies at locked-in exchange rates. This means that you can spend money like a local using the one card across multiple countries, enjoying the safety and worldwide acceptance of a Mastercard while staying clear of overseas transaction fees. On top of that, NAB does not charge fees for issuing, loading or reloading your travel card, your secondary card, or any overseas ATM fees on its end. The NAB online banking platform also lets you manage your account with ease and efficiency.
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$0
Initial Load Fee
$0
Reload fee
AUD,USD,CAD,EUR,GBP,HKD,JPY,NZD,SGD,THB
Available Currencies
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Details
| Available Currencies | AUD,USD,CAD,EUR,GBP,HKD,JPY,NZD,SGD,THB |
|---|---|
| Multiple Currencies on One Card? | Yes |
| Number of Cards Issued | 2 |
| Minimum Load Amount | $50 |
| Maximum Load Amount | $45,000 |
| Maximum Load Amount (Annual) | $45,000 |
| 24 Hour ATM Cash Withdrawal Limit | $3,000 |
| 24 Hour Purchase (POS) Transaction Limit | $7,000 |
Important
As of 2020, this product is only available to existing customers. It is no longer available to new customers.What currencies can I load on the NAB Traveller Card (Discontinued)?
The NAB Traveller Card (Discontinued) supports:
- Australian dollars
- Canadian dollars
- Euros
- Great British pounds
- Hong Kong dollars
- Japanese yen
- New Zealand dollars
- Singapore dollars
- Thai baht
- US dollars
Please note that all money transferred to the card will be loaded into your default currency wallet. This is Australian dollars by default, but you can change this online by logging into your account. You may then convert loaded funds from your default currency to other chosen currencies at NAB Currency to Currency foreign exchange rates. This variable rate is determined by NAB and will be quoted to you at the time of your currency conversion. You may also access these rates online at the NAB website at any time.
How does the default currency order work?
Also note that a default currency order applies when you transact in a currency that isn't supported by or sufficiently loaded on your card. This order cannot be changed, and it determines how your account will be debited for the transaction amount:
To illustrate, suppose you use your NAB Traveller Card (Discontinued) to pay for a meal during a layover in Kuala Lumpur. The meal is charged in Malaysian ringgit, which isn't supported by the card. Following the default currency order, the transaction will be debited from your Australian dollar balance if sufficient. If insufficient, it will continue to debit each currency wallet as listed in the currency order until the transaction amount is satisfied.
Note that in such events, when you transact or are charged in a currency that is unsupported or insufficiently loaded on your card, you will also be charged an NAB foreign currency conversion fee, which is 4% of the total transaction value. The currency conversion rate applied to convert your available currency or currencies into the transaction currency is a rate set by Mastercard which varies from time to time.
Where can I use my Nab Traveller Card?
Your NAB Traveller Card (Discontinued) is accepted at 43 million Mastercard locations worldwide, except where merchants process payments manually or do not accept Mastercard prepaid cards. Be aware, however, that it cannot be used for money transfers, direct debits or recurring payments, transacting on adult or gambling websites, or for any unlawful activity. Furthermore, the card cannot be used in restricted countries subject to US economic or trade sanctions, which currently includes North Korea, Iran, Syria and Sudan.Features of the NAB Traveller Card (Discontinued)
These are the other features/benefits of the card:
- Locked-in exchange rates. Locking in currency exchange rates ahead of travel can offer peace of mind and help you stay in control of your budget.
- Additional card. The free secondary card issued with your primary travel card offers the security of a backup in case of loss, theft or damage.
- Mastercard Priceless Cities. Enjoy all the exclusive travel, dining, entertainment and lifestyle deals that the Mastercard program offers.
- Worldwide ATM alliance. Have access to cash at any ATM worldwide that displays the Mastercard logo.
- Smartphone app. Manage your money easily and quickly with the NAB internet banking app. View your account transactions and balances as well as reloading funds instantly using your smartphone.
- Account limits. Your account balance may not exceed AUD$45,000 during any consecutive 12-month period, your daily ATM withdrawal may not exceed AUD$3,000 (or foreign currency equivalent), and your daily transaction value may not exceed AUD$7,000 (or foreign currency equivalent).
How much does the NAB Traveller Card (Discontinued) cost?
This is a table of costs and fees associated with the NAB Traveller Card (Discontinued), as well as a brief explanation of when you'll be charged each fee.
| Type of fee | Cost | When you'll be charged |
|---|---|---|
| Purchase fee | $0 | You won't be charged a fee for ordering the card. |
| Initial load fee | $0 | You won't be charged a fee for loading your card for the first time. |
| Reload fee | $0 | Additional reloads won't collect a fee. |
| Secondary card fee | $0 | You can order an additional card for no cost. |
| Replacement card fee | $0 | When you need a new card to replace a lost, stolen or damaged card |
| International ATM withdrawal fee | $0 | While NAB does not charge a fee for international ATM withdrawals, the ATM operator may nevertheless directly charge you a fee. |
| Domestic ATM withdrawal fee | $3.75 | Please note that additional ATM operator fees may apply. |
| Currency conversion fee | 4% | When you use the card to pay in a currency that isn't sufficiently loaded or supported by the card, or when a fee is charged to the card in a currency not loaded or supported by the card. |
| Inactivity fee | $0 | Unlike some other products, you won't be charged a fee if you don't use your card after a certain period. |
| Closure/cash-out fee | $0 | When closing your account and cashing out any remaining funds left on the card |
How to use the NAB Traveller Card (Discontinued)
Get your NAB Traveller Card (Discontinued) up and running by following these easy steps.
- Getting the card. Pick up your new travel card online or by heading into any NAB branch. If you order your card online it can take a week or so to arrive. When you receive the card, you will be issued a four-digit PIN with your primary card and a separate four-digit PIN with your secondary card.
- Loading funds on the card. When getting your new card, you will need to tell the NAB customer service representative which currencies you want loaded on your card. You may load up to 10 currencies, subject to the in-branch load minimum and maximum of AUD$50 and AUD$45,000 respectively. Subsequent reloads via BPAY are limited to AUD$25,000 daily. Note that BPAY transfers can take up to three business days to process, and exchange rates applied to BPAY reloads will be taken at the time of processing, which can differ from rates at the time of your initiated transfer. On the other hand, if you have a linked NAB account, transfer of funds to your travel card via NAB internet banking will be instantaneous.
- Managing your online account. Check your card transactions and balances online at any time via NAB internet banking or by logging into "My Account" at the NAB travel card website. You can also reload online, manage your default currency and transfer currencies between currency wallets.
What if I return home with foreign currency remaining on the card?
You may wish to keep the funds on your card for future travel, or close your account entirely. Should you request account closure, any remaining funds on the card will be converted into Australian dollars at the prevailing NAB currency exchange rates and transferred to your nominated Australian bank account. If you have linked NAB accounts, instantly transfer funds from your travel card to your NAB bank account via internet banking without closing the travel card.
Who do I contact if my card is lost, stolen or damaged?
Upon discovering that your card is lost or stolen, please contact Card Services immediately on 1800 098 231, or +44 207 649 9404 if you're overseas. Your card will then be cancelled and you may use your secondary card since it has a different PIN. If you've lost both cards, a replacement card will be arranged and you may also be offered assistance including emergency cash.
How to apply for a NAB Traveller Card (Discontinued)
Apply for your NAB Traveller Card (Discontinued) at any NAB branch. Simply bring the necessary supporting documents to prove your identity, such as your passport or Australian driver's licence. You will be issued two cards on the spot as long as you satisfy the identification requirements.
Are there any eligibility requirements?
- You must have a residential address in Australia.
The NAB Traveller Card (Discontinued) may compare favourably among travel cards when it comes to fees and charges since it issues both cards for free and doesn't charge reload fees, international ATM fees, inactivity or closure fees. Before deciding on a travel card, however, always research and compare all other available options before applying for the one that will best suit your personal travel and spending needs.
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February 22, 2020
Can I use a prepaid travel card in Cuba?
February 22, 2020
Hi Pam,
Thank you for contacting Finder.
We currently do not have a prepaid travel card that may load Cuban Peso but you may compare your travel money options for Cuba. Compare the available options as well as the fees for each transaction so you will know which one is suitable for your travel.
Please make sure that you’ve read the relevant T&Cs or PDS of the product before making a decision and consider whether it is right for you.
I hope this helps.
Cheers,
Ash
September 2, 2019
Hi, does the NAB travel card expire after more than 12 months of inactivity? Can it be ‘restarted’ and with what fee?
September 2, 2019
Hi Guy,
Thank you for your comment.
The NAB Traveller Card, as well as other NAB cards, have expiration date, used or unused. Once it’s expired, it cannot anymore be used so NAB is encouraging to destroy the expired card. Hence, it cannot be reactivated once expired. If you have not used the card for 12 months, please note that there’s no inactivity fee for it.
Regards,
Jhezelyn
July 22, 2019
Can you purchase for someone else and give to them as a gift? Say, load it with $4500 and give it to someone?
July 23, 2019
Hi Georgie,
Thanks for dropping a message on our site. It’s nice to know that you are looking to gift this card to another person. The NAB Traveller card is a personal prepaid MasterCard therefore when you apply for one, the card will be under your name and not the recipient of your gift. You may consider getting a Coles gift cards or a Woolworth gift cards.
Hope this was helpful. Don’t hesitate to message us back if you have more questions.
Best,
Nikki
July 16, 2019
I have Euros on my NAB Travel Card, can I convert them to Hong Kong dollars?
July 17, 2019
Hi Elizabeth,
Thank you for your comment.
Yes, you may then convert loaded funds from your default currency to other chosen currencies at NAB Currency to Currency foreign exchange rates.
Regards,
Jhezelyn
June 24, 2019
Can i link my Qantas frequent flyer to the card
June 25, 2019
Hi Oscar,
Thanks for your inquiry.
The NAB Traveller Card is a non-points earning card therefore cannot be linked to your Qantas Frequent Flyer card. If you are looking for a Qantas Frequent Flyer cards, you can use our comparison table to help you find the card that suits you.
If you still wish to use a NAB credit card to earn frequent flyer points, you may refer to our list of NAB credit cards. On the page, you’ll see a table that shows the cards for easy comparison. You can compare up to 4 cards at a time side-by-side or you can filter out your choices according to categories on the header of the table.
When you are ready, press the ‘Go to site’ button to apply. As a friendly reminder, read the eligibility criteria, features, and details of the card, as well as the Product Disclosure Statement and Terms and Conditions of the card before committing to the product.
Hope this was helpful. Don’t hesitate to message us back if you have more questions.
Best
Nikki