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Bank of Melbourne Amplify Qantas Platinum

2 reviews
Data last updated 20 July 2026
20.99%
Purchase rate
$175
Annual fee
100,000
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Fair

Overall score, out of 100 · How this works

  • 55 days interest-free46
  • Frequent flyer41
  • Qantas Points41
  • Rewards38
  • Sign-up bonus55
  • Travel40

Customer reviews

4.5

Based on 2 reviews

MonicaRecommends

Use it for everything to earn more points

I have all my direct debits coming out of this card, as well as grocery shopping, etc, so I can earn as many points as possible to redeem for flights or other items.

MonicaRecommends

Helpful staff

Staff members in my branch are very helpful and made the process very easy. I have my credit card linked to Qantas points and the annual fee is waived as part of my home loan advantage package. I also receive complimentary travel insurance through the credit card, which is very…

Pros & cons

What's good

  • 100,000 bonus Qantas Points to start, worth around $1,200 at our 1.2c-per-point valuation.
  • Complimentary international travel insurance, transit accident insurance, purchase protection and extended warranty.
  • Earns 0.5 points per $1 on bonus categories and 0.75 points per $1 on overseas spend.
  • No fee to add an additional cardholder.

Worth noting

  • The 20.99% p.a. purchase rate sits in the most expensive quarter of cards (the median is 18.99% p.a.) if you carry a balance.
  • Earns 0.35 points per $1 on everyday spend, below the dataset average.
  • The 0.35-point rate on other purchases applies only to the first $5,000 spent each statement period, then drops to 0.2 points per $1.
  • 3% foreign transaction fee on overseas spending.

Card details

The basics

Additional cardholder fee
$0 p.a.
Card tier
Platinum
Card type
Visa
Card use
Personal
Credit limit
$6,000 – $80,000
Credit rating
Good
Rewards program
Qantas Frequent Flyer

Eligibility

Instant approval
Yes (response in ~60 seconds)
Joint application
No
Minimum age
18 years old
Minimum income
Not specified
Residency
Australian citizen or permanent resident
Temporary residents
Eligible

Rates & fees

Ongoing interest rates

Cash advances
21.99% p.a.
Purchases
20.99% p.a.

Fees

Additional cardholder fee
$0
Annual fee
$175 p.a.
Cash advance fee
3.5% of the amount
Foreign transaction fee
3%
Late payment fee
$20

Repayments

Interest-free period
Up to 55 days on purchases
Minimum repayment
2% of the closing balance or $10, whichever is greater

Balance transfers

This card has no promotional balance transfer offer. To move existing debt to a lower rate, compare balance transfer cards.

Introductory purchase offer

This card has no introductory purchase rate offer. If you're carrying a balance or planning a big spend, compare 0% purchase cards.

Rewards

Earn rate

Everyday spend
None
Bonus categories
0.5 pts per $1 in bonus categories
Other purchases
0.35 pts per $1 on other purchases, up to $5,000 per statement period
Overseas spend
0.75 pts per $1 on overseas spend
ATO/government
None
Reduced rate above monthly cap
0.2 pts per $1 above $5,000 per statement period
Points cap
Uncapped
Points expiry
Points don't expire while your account is open and in order.

Sign-up bonus

Bonus spend required
Sign-up bonus
100,000 points

Where these points could take you

Auckland
Flying Qantas non-stop, using Qantas points. Economy 20,700 pts, Premium Economy 32,600 pts, Business 43,600 pts.
London
Flying Qantas via Singapore, using Qantas points. Economy 63,500 pts.
Los Angeles
Flying Qantas non-stop, using Qantas points. Economy 48,200 pts, Premium Economy 97,600 pts.
Singapore
Flying Qantas non-stop, using Qantas points. Economy 29,000 pts, Premium Economy 61,600 pts, Business 82,100 pts.

Flights you could book with the sign-up bonus plus a year of spending $3,000 a month on this card. One-way from Sydney or Melbourne, one adult, before taxes and carrier charges. Award prices and seat availability change.

Complimentary insurance

Cover has conditions and exclusions, which are set out in the issuer's PDS. A missing row means we haven't captured that figure, not that the cover is absent.

Overseas travel

Activation
Prepay part of the trip on the card
Activation spend
$500
Age limit
80 years
Cover limit
Unlimited
Excess
$300
Maximum trip length
90 days
Not covered
Pre-existing conditions, unless the insurer agrees in writing
Underwriter
Allianz Australia Insurance Limited

Transit accident

Activation
Pay the fare with the card
Cover limit
$750,000
Excess
No excess
What it pays
Death or defined serious injury only

Purchase protection

Activation
Pay for the item with the card
Annual limit
$135,000
Cover period
120 days
Excess
$300
Not covered
Cash, consumables and animals
Per-item limit
$10,000
Voids cover
Leaving the item unattended in a public place
What it pays
Theft, loss and accidental damage

Extended warranty

Activation
Pay with the card for an item under manufacturer's warranty
Annual limit
$20,000
Excess
$300
Not covered
Anything the manufacturer's warranty already excluded
Per-item limit
$20,000
What it pays
Mechanical failure once that warranty ends

Where this card sits vs similar cards

Compared with every other personal credit card we list that has the feature. The further right the dot, the better this card does.

Interest-free days55 daysTop 10% (6th of 192 cards)
Sign-up bonus$1,200Better than most (16th of 59 cards)
Overseas fee3.00%Better than most (53rd of 200 cards)
Purchase rate20.99%Not as good as most cards (125th of 196 cards)
Annual fee$175 a yearNot as good as most cards (138th of 200 cards)
Rewards value$151 a yearAmong the weakest we track (82nd of 95 cards)

Data as at August 2026. Rates change often, so check the issuer's terms. Factual information, not a recommendation.

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