Mastercard Credit Cards offered by Australian Banks and financial institutions provides services in more than 210 countries and territories since first being founded in 1966 as a competitor to the VISA Card.

United California Bank Wells Fargo, Crocker National Bank and the Bank of California created Master Charge which became MasterCard International in 1979. It became MasterCard Worldwide in 2006.

More than 50 Master Card credit and debit cards are available through the Australian banking sector.

Products offered include benefits such as Reward Programs and Interest Free Days.

More in depth information about what each Mastercard Credit and Debit card product offered by each of the Australian banks and financial institutions can be found in our Tools section.

A full and comprehensive list of credit card suppliers and important card details such as interest rates and other fees and charges associated with each of the different credit cards can be found.

We have also supplied a wide range of online financial calculator tools that allow you to calculate different cost saving strategies on your credit card and other banking products.