Skip to content
Issuer file — Canada

National Bank of Canada credit cards in Canada

We hold 12 National Bank of Canada cards currently offered in Canada. A C$0 annual fee we have not confirmed is left blank rather than printed as C$0; a fee above zero that we hold is shown as recorded, confirmed or not — check it on National Bank of Canada’s own page before you apply.

*Cards in our catalogue, not necessarily every card National Bank of Canada issues.

12
cards on offer on file
6 of 12
annual fees confirmed
5
no longer offered
The ledger

National Bank of Canada cards on offer

12 cards
National Bank of CanadaMastercard

ECHO Cashback Mastercard

Mastercard issued by National Bank of Canada.

Cash BackOnline Shopping
Annual feeC$30per year
Top earn rate1.5%We couldn't verify this · check with the issuerGas & Fuel
National Bank of CanadaMastercard

mycredit Mastercard

Mastercard issued by National Bank of Canada.

Bills & UtilitiesCash Back
Annual feeC$0per year
Top earn rate1%Dining
National Bank of CanadaMastercard

National Bank Allure Mastercard

Mastercard issued by National Bank of Canada.

No Annual FeeRewards
Annual feeC$0per year
Top earn rate0.5%We couldn't verify this · check with the issuerAll Purchases Cashback Pct
National Bank of CanadaMastercard

National Bank Business Mastercard

Mastercard issued by National Bank of Canada.

Business
Annual feeNot confirmed
Top earn rateNot confirmed
National Bank of CanadaMastercard

National Bank Corporate Mastercard

Mastercard issued by National Bank of Canada.

Business
Annual feeC$35per year
Top earn rateNot confirmed
National Bank of CanadaMastercard

National Bank MC1 Mastercard

Mastercard issued by National Bank of Canada.

Annual feeNot confirmed
Top earn rateNot confirmed
National Bank of CanadaMastercard

National Bank Platinum Business Mastercard

Mastercard issued by National Bank of Canada.

BusinessPremium
Annual feeC$125per year
Top earn rate1xWe couldn't verify this · check with the issuerAll Purchases Points Per Dollar
National Bank of CanadaMastercard

National Bank Platinum Mastercard

Up to 35,000 reward points upon enrollment, and a refund of the annual fee for the first year for the primary cardholder of a National Bank® Platinum Mastercard®.

Bills & UtilitiesDining
Annual feeC$70We couldn't verify this · check with the issuerper year
Top earn rate2xWe couldn't verify this · check with the issuerDining
National Bank of CanadaMastercard

National Bank World Elite Mastercard

Mastercard issued by National Bank of Canada.

Bills & UtilitiesDining
Annual feeC$150We couldn't verify this · check with the issuerper year
Top earn rate5xWe couldn't verify this · check with the issuerGroceries
National Bank of CanadaMastercard

National Bank World Mastercard

Mastercard issued by National Bank of Canada.

RewardsTravel
Annual feeC$115We couldn't verify this · check with the issuerper year
Top earn rateNot confirmed
National Bank of CanadaMastercard

Syncro Mastercard

Mastercard issued by National Bank of Canada.

Low Interest
Annual feeC$35We couldn't verify this · check with the issuerper year
Top earn rateNot confirmed

Every issuer we hold in Canada · The full card hub

Questions

Frequently asked

How many National Bank of Canada credit cards are there in Canada?

Our catalogue holds 12 National Bank of Canada credit cards currently offered in Canada, plus 5 cards it no longer offers. That is the number we hold, not necessarily every card National Bank of Canada issues — its own site has its full range.

Which National Bank of Canada credit cards have no annual fee?

Of the National Bank of Canada cards we hold, 2 cards have a C$0 annual fee checked against a published document: mycredit Mastercard and National Bank Allure Mastercard. We leave a C$0 fee blank until it is confirmed, so others may be free too — check National Bank of Canada's page before you apply.

How do I apply for a National Bank of Canada credit card?

Open the card's review. Where we hold an application link it takes you to National Bank of Canada's own application; where we do not, the review says so. Confirm the fee and terms on National Bank of Canada's page before you apply.