Debitcards

Compare Visa Debit Cards

Last updated on April 26th, 2023

Visa has partnered with most banks to offer debit cards within Australia. It is also a major provider of credit cards around the world, so Visa debit cards can be used at locations in more than 200 countries and territories worldwide. Many people have an existing relationship with Visa as they already hold a credit card supplied by Visa and are used to using one at retail outlets. Visa also has in place strict security measures to protect cardholders, including Verified by Visa. The company also works together with the banks to ensure the best possible security for cardholders.

Compare a range of Visa branded debit cards below.

Available Visa Debit Cards

Compare	Key Features	Monthly Account Fee	ATM Withdrawal Fee
Virgin Money Virgin Money Go	Earn 5,000 Bonus Virgin Money Points when you open a new Virgin Money Go Account and bundled Boost Saver, and make one (1) debit card purchase, direct debit, or BPAY payment from your Virgin Money Go Account in the first 30 days from account opening. Offer ends 31 December 2024. Earn 8 Virgin Money Points for each BPAY payment, direct debit, and purchase. Enjoy up to 5.35% p.a with the bundled Virgin Money Boost Saver when you meet the monthly criteria and enable the Lock Saver Feature. No monthly criteria applies to customers 14 to 17 years old to earn the benefits of Go Account and the bundled Boost Saver. Use your Visa debit card on everyday purchases or access to Virgin Money Rewards and partner offers to earn more Virgin Money points. Compatible with digital wallets and via the Virgin Money app	$0	$0 charged by Virgin Money	Go to site Our review
HSBC Everyday Global	Earn up to $50 cashback each month on eligible purchases 0% Overseas Transaction Fee Earn 2% cashback (up to $50 cashback per month) on all eligible purchases under $100 when you tap and pay with Visa payWave, Google Pay or Apple Pay each month you deposit $2,000 or more	$0	$0 charged by HSBC Australia	Go to site Our review
NAB NAB Classic Banking with Visa Debit	Enabled for Apple Pay, Google Pay, Samsung Pay, Fitbit Pay and Garmin Pay Security with Visa Zero Liability and NAB Defence 4.5-star rated NAB app	$0	$0 NAB	Go to site Our review
NAB NAB Platinum Visa Debit Card	$0 international transaction fees Complimentary insurances such as overseas travel insurance and more NAB 24/7 Concierge Service Earn up to $10 cashback per month	$10	$0 NAB	Go to site Our review
Bank of Melbourne Complete Freedom Student	This account is only available to young adults and tertiary students under 21 Easy account access with BOM mobile banking app	$0	$0 at any major bank ATM in Australia	Go to site Our review
BankSA Complete Freedom	Pay $0 account-keeping fees Conveniently pay for in-store and online purchases using a Visa debit card	$0	$0 at any major bank ATM in Australia	Go to site Our review
ANZ Access Advantage	Visa payWave, just wave and go for purchases under $100 ANZ 24/7 Falcon Fraud monitoring $0 monthly account fee if you deposit $2,000 per month	$0	$0 at ANZ ATMs	Go to site Our review
ING Direct Orange Everyday	Comes with a Visa Debit card No monthly fees with no catches Extra money-saving benefits when you meet monthly eligibility criteria Easy online and mobile banking available	$0	$0	Go to site Our review

A Visa debit card is a convenient way to pay for your everyday expenses. In fact, according to the RBA, debit cards account for 44% of transactions in 2019. It's like a bank card that card that's connected to your bank account. You can use it to make purchases online, in person, over the phone or while your travelling. You'll also be able to use it withdraw cash at any ATM.

Carrying a debit card is super convenient and it's great when you don't want to worry about carrying too much cash. You will need to make sure you have enough money in your account to cover your purchases, though. You don't want to get hit with nasty overdraft fees and interest.

Use the comparison table above to compare some of the Visa debit cards we have access to. You can read our reviews to find out more, and then use our links to head straight to the banks website to open an account.