Find the right credit card for your lifestyle
From everyday moments to bigger plans, the right credit card fits seamlessly into how you live. Explore our different options and apply online today.
What our credit cards give you
Travel discounts
Interest free*
Virtual payments
More rewards
Our service fees range from R40 to R300 per month depending on the Credit Card. Interest rates are personalised ranging from a minimum of (prime – 0.25%) to the maximum allowable interest rate as per the NCA regulation. Your monthly repayment for your Credit Card is a minimum of 3% of your outstanding balance. An upfront, once-off initiation fee of R200 (VAT inclusive) will be required.
See how you can get exclusive travel discounts with Standard Bank Travel add-on on the Banking App.
A credit card is a payment card that lets you borrow money from a bank to pay for goods and services.
You’re given a credit limit, which is the maximum amount you can spend. Each month, you receive a statement showing what you’ve spent. You can either pay the full amount or repay it over time with interest.
A credit card lets you spend money you borrow, while a debit card uses your own money from your bank account.
With a credit card, you repay the amount later. With a debit card, the money is deducted immediately from your account.
Interest is charged on the amount you don’t pay back in full by the due date.
It is usually calculated daily based on your outstanding balance and your card’s interest rate, and added to your account each month.
Yes, using a credit card responsibly can help you build your credit record.
Paying on time and staying within your limit shows lenders that you can manage credit well, which may improve your chances of being approved for loans in the future.
Your credit card gives you a 55-day interest-free period to pay back the money spent on your card, meaning you won’t be charged interest on your outstanding balance if you pay the closing balance (as reflected on your statement) in full by the payment due date. Your statement cycles over a 30-day period.
You are granted 25 days after your statement cycle to settle the closing balance in full to benefit from the 55-day interest-free period. For example, if you perform transactions from 1 to 31 July, your due date for the full outstanding balance on your credit card will be 25 August. Should your balance not be settled in full, interest will accrue and be charged. Please note that the 55-day interest-free period does not apply to cash transactions.
Your credit limit is based on factors like your income, expenses, credit history, and overall affordability.
The bank uses this information to decide how much credit you can manage responsibly.
Yes, you can request a credit limit increase through your Banking App.
Your request will be reviewed based on your financial situation and credit profile.
Yes, you can withdraw cash from ATMs using your credit card.
Keep in mind that interest may be charged immediately on cash withdrawals, and additional fees may apply.
The minimum payment is the smallest amount you must pay each month to keep your account up to date.
It is usually a percentage of your balance (3%). Paying only the minimum means you’ll pay interest on the remaining balance.
Use your credit card for what you can afford and try to pay your full balance each month to avoid interest.
Stay within your limit, make payments on time, and track your spending regularly.
You can download our free credit guide to learn more.
Do you want to learn more about how your credit card works?
Learn how to manage your credit card.
Increase your limits and use your card abroad.
Change your PIN and shop safely online.
Register now to benefit from paying with your Credit, Cheque or Debit card.
Give feedback
Give feedback