Is Suncorp only in Australia?

Suncorp’s network of interconnected brands meet the needs of customers across Australia and New Zealand. Suncorp’s network of brands offers a diverse portfolio of banking and insurance solutions to meet our customers’ needs today and in the future.

Can I use my local debit card overseas?

Just like using a credit card in a foreign country, you can incur charges every time you take out local currency from an overseas ATM or pay with a debit card in a restaurant or a store.

Is Suncorp a Visa or Mastercard?

Make sure you are eligible To have a Suncorp Bank Visa Debit card you’ll need to apply for an Everyday Account. Account owners must be 11 years or older (unless otherwise stated on the Product Information Document) and a permanent resident of Australia.

What is the swift code for Suncorp?

METWAU4B
Suncorp uses a SWIFT code. If you’re sending money from overseas to a Suncorp Bank account, our SWIFT code is METWAU4B. Note: Overseas banks may also use a SWIFT code instead of an IBAN.

Do Visa Debit cards work internationally?

Should you use your debit card for international travel? The short answer to whether you should use your debit card is yes, you can. Visa, MasterCard, and other major credit card processors operate worldwide. Your debit card will likely work in most countries you visit.

Can you use Visa debit card abroad?

Yes, you can use your debit card in millions of shops and cash machines worldwide – anywhere you see the Visa sign.

Where can I use my Suncorp card?

You can use any ATM where Visa is accepted. You can save on third party ATM operator fees by using our extensive Suncorp Bank and atmx ATMs, which won’t charge you any ATM operator fee. However, you will still be charged cash advance fees. You can also take advantage of accessing the Big 4 bank ATMs fee-free as well.

How do I activate my Suncorp Visa debit card?

Yes, you can. To activate your credit card in Internet Banking , go to My Accounts > My Bank Accounts > Go to Credit Card Services (link beneath your credit card number) > Card Services > Activate my card. Alternatively, you can contact us and we’ll help activate your card.

What is Suncorp IBAN number?

Does Suncorp have an IBAN number? No, Australian bank accounts do not have an IBAN – we use a BSB and account number. Suncorp uses a SWIFT code. If you’re sending money from overseas to a Suncorp Bank account, our SWIFT code is METWAU4B.

What is Suncorp BSB number?

Suncorp Bank has one BSB for all branches and accounts: 484-799. A BSB (or Bank, State, Branch code) is a six-digit number that identifies your bank and store in Australia.