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ING Australia · Visa

Orange One Low Rate

The Orange One Low Rate is a Visa card from ING Australia with an annual fee of A$48. Here is what we hold on it, and what we do not.

Annual feeA$48per yearChecked ing.com.au
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Ledger entry

The receipt

Every cost line we hold for the Orange One Low Rate, exactly as recorded.

Annual fee
A$48Checked ing.com.au
Supplementary card
Not confirmed
Foreign transaction
NoneChecked ing.com.au
Purchase APR
Not confirmed
Income requirement
Not confirmed
Network
Visa
Credit needed
Not confirmed
Sign-up

The welcome offer

No welcome offer on file

We hold no published welcome offer for the Orange One Low Rate. That may mean there isn’t one, or simply that we have not recorded it — ING Australia’s own page is the place to check.

Issuer restricts access — check their site
Rewards

What it earns

No earn rates on file

We hold no category earn rates for the Orange One Low Rate. Rather than print a multiplier we cannot source, this stays blank until ING Australia’s own terms give us one.

Issuer restricts access — check their site
Next step

Ready to apply for the Orange One Low Rate?

You'll finish the application on ING Australia's own site. Terms can change without notice, so check the fee and offer there before you commit.

Apply nowOpens ING Australia’s site
Questions

Questions about the Orange One Low Rate

How much is the Orange One Low Rate annual fee?

The Orange One Low Rate has an annual fee of A$48. Weigh that against the rewards and perks you will actually use.

What does the Orange One Low Rate earn?

ING Australia's site restricts automated access, so we could not read the Orange One Low Rate's earn rates and do not print a multiplier. Check them on ING Australia's own site.

What network is the Orange One Low Rate on?

The Orange One Low Rate runs on the Visa network, which determines where it is accepted and which network-level benefits apply.

Is the Orange One Low Rate available in Australia?

Yes — the Orange One Low Rate is issued by ING Australia and is available to eligible applicants in Australia. Approval depends on the issuer's own credit and income criteria.

When were the Orange One Low Rate figures last checked?

We checked its annual fee in September 2026 and its foreign transaction fee in September 2026, each against a published document. ING Australia's site restricts access, so we could not check: earn rates and welcome offer. Terms can change without notice, so confirm the current details with ING Australia before you apply.