HSBC Credit Cards
Updated 6 October 2020With a presence in over 80 countries throughout the world, HSBC is a globally recognised financial services provider. With a focus on providing excellent financial products and customer service, HSBC is a name to depend on when it comes to credit cards. From rewards to great introductory offers, take a look at what's on offer at HSBC.
While it may have started out life in Hong Long in 1865, HSBC didn’t find its way to Australia until 1965. Even then, it was only awarded a commercial banking licence here in 1986. Today, HSBC serves Australians via a national network of branches, providing services throughout a range of sectors, including financial planning and retail and commercial banking. Within the retail banking sector is the bank’s selection of credit cards that you can see on the page below.
As one of the world’s largest banking and financial services organisations, HSBC has a presence in 66 countries and territories in Europe, Asia, the Middle East and Africa, North America and Latin America. Wherever the bank is based, it focuses on the local community, not just in the banking services it provides, but in the support it offers. Back in 2017, HSBC contributed US $136 million to charities and non-profit organisations around the world, and in Australia, this has gone towards supporting Indigenous Australians and the country’s disadvantaged youth, while also working on future sustainability.
If you’re interested in becoming a part of this multi-national organisation by applying to be a cardholder, check out the range of HSBC cards below. There is low rate options for cardholders who like to keep things somewhat simple, and there are premium cards that offer more in the way of features and rewards. Cardholders can enjoy some fantastic travel-related extras, and have the opportunity to earn points on the Qantas program as well.
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Growing up with HSBC
Despite being headquartered in London, HSBC has been part of Australia's financial landscape since 1965 and has grown to be a trusted name by Australians all over the country. Determined to provide a range of outstanding financial products, HSBC brings you a selection of excellent credit cards.
About HSBC Credit Cards
The HSBC Low Rate Credit Card is a great choice as an everyday credit card. You can benefit from competitive rates and a range of privileges from the HSBC home&Away program.
For rewards, try the HSBC Qantas Platinum card, perfect for frequent travellers with Qantas and its partner airlines. Or for more Platinum perks, check out the HSBC Platinum card, with access to rewards, special offers and privileges. Both Platinum cards come with a 24/7 Platinum Concierge service.
HSBC Credit Cards - Frequently Asked Questions
- Flights, travel and accommodation
- Shopping and entertainment vouchers
- Financial rebates
- Wine program
- Points may also be redeemed for cashback or vouchers
HSBC offers points towards any flight, any time with Travel Plus, and also a separate frequent flyer scheme through the Qantas frequent flyer program.
Travel Plus is offered with the HSBC rewards program, Rewards Plus. Rewards Plus points can also be redeemed for travel related services such as accommodation, rail and coach travel and package holidays.
If you are interested in Qantas Frequent Flyer points, HSBC offers the HSBC Platinum Qantas Rewards card; points earned are transferred directly to Qantas. You need to be a Qantas Frequent Flyer member and link your account to HSBC.
Yes. The balance transfer rate, terms of offer and checklist for the application are featured on the card page of every HSBC card we feature. If a HSBC credit card doesn’t offer a balance transfer, it will say N/A. Remember that the promotional balance transfer rate will only be available to non-HSBC customers, you cannot transfer an outstanding balance on a HSBC credit card.
To find out what other balance transfer offers are available from other banks; simply have a look at our balance transfer credit cards.
- Your employment details, including a contact number for HR department
- Details of your existing credit cards and loans or debt obligations (card numbers, account numbers and BSB, amount owing and statements)
- Identification – drivers’ licence/passport/Medicare or other bank card or ID card
- Details for previous employers and your previous addresses
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