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CBA doubles down on virtual credit cards at top interchange rate

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5 Nov, 2026
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Warwick Ponder
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5 Nov, 2026
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CBA is pushing the benefits of virtual credit cards for supplier payments as commercial cards retain 0.8% interchange, the maximum domestic credit card rate under the RBA’s new rules.
CBA doubles down on virtual credit cards at top interchange rate
CBA’s executive manager of corporate cards Stacy Herbert and director of treasury solutions Denham Martil.

CBA is pushing the benefits of virtual credit cards for supplier payments as commercial cards retain 0.8% interchange, the maximum domestic credit card rate under the RBA’s new rules.

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