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What is Qantas Travel Money?

Qantas Travel Money is a prepaid debit card facility built into the back of the Qantas Frequent Flyer membership card. You can lock in exchange rates on multiple currencies and earn Qantas Points on eligible purchases at home and overseas. You must be an Australian resident to use Qantas Travel Money. Qantas Travel Money is issued by EML Payment Solutions Limited ('EML') (AFSL 404131) (the Issuer). Consider the Product Disclosure Statement (PDF)  and Target Market Determination (PDF) . Conditions apply. Learn more about  Qantas Travel Money .

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• 4.6 • 20.7K Ratings

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Qantas Money is designed to help you track your money on the fly and work in tandem with the Qantas Pay card and Qantas Premier credit card. It brings all your accounts together easily and securely, so you'll see how you spend your money by category and can make informed decisions. It also lets you manage your Qantas Pay card and Qantas Premier credit card, anytime, wherever you are. See the big picture • Connect your different financial institutions and see them in one place • View credit and debit cards, savings and transaction accounts, shares and loan balances • Enjoy the convenience of a single login • Get your up-to-date balances and transactions at your fingertips • Know where your money's at - any time, all the time, at a glance Get savvy with insights • See your spend organised into categories that reflect your lifestyle • View your total bills, entertainment, shopping, health, food, business and travel • Get instant insights into your spending patterns and identify where to save • Stay fully informed and in control • Make smarter decisions every time Manage your Qantas Premier credit card on the fly • View your balances, transactions, bill payment details, statements and more • Activate your card and change your card PIN • Add your card directly to Apple Pay • Place a temporary lock on a misplaced card or cancel a lost or stolen card Manage your Qantas Pay card • View your balances, transactions, statements and more • Check the balance of each currency • View your transaction history • Transfer funds by bank transfer, BPAY and Instant Load - when you need your travel money fast • Transfer of funds between currencies and to other Qantas Pay cards • Lock your card if it's lost or stolen Qantas Pay conditions apply. Issuer: EML Payment Solutions Limited ('EML') ABN 30 131 436 532, AFSL 404131. Consider PDS, FSG and TMD. We really care about security • We have advanced processes and systems to protect your information, so you can be sure your data is safe with us. • Your connected accounts are read-only, so your money can't be accessed or moved using this app • Use your fingerprint to log in - with extra authentication when required, to give you peace of mind You'll need your Qantas Frequent Flyer details to log in. Not a Frequent Flyer? You can join for free at https://www.qantas.com/au/en/frequent-flyer/discover-and-join/join-now.html/code/QANTASMONEY, saving you the $99.50 joining fee. Any questions? Visit qantasmoney.com

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Qantas Travel Money is becoming Qantas Pay

Ratings and Reviews

20.7K Ratings

Bell Customer representative did an excellent job

I contacted qantas mastercard to activate my pin bec last friday one cust rep helped me to activate the card but the pin she did not. I went to shop today and i was not able to use it bec my pin is not set up yet. Today I spoke with one cust rep and she said I need to call on Monday so frequent flyer staff can help me. Imagine credit call customer cannot use their card bec a rep cannot help to activate the pin. But I tried to call again and Bell qantas mastercard rep helped and assisted me very well. She helped me to log in to qantas website by resetting my frequent flyer questions. She is very knowledgeable even advice that answers should nver be with spaces which i did not know. Then we went again to wantas money apps and thats where we set up my pin. Bravo… thanks Bell your the best. Keep it up..

Worst banking app I’ve used

UPDATE: I received a developer response from Qantas Money following my review. This is great as it says to me that they are taking customer sentiment and feedback seriously. Since I posted this original review, the app has been performing much better, but there is still some obvious user flow issues where some things break or can’t be accessed. It’s still the worst banking app I’ve used, but I’ve only used about 6 so there could be worse out there. Thanks for the response and look forward to more updates. Upgrades to 2 stars as performance has improved and balance always visible. I’m not really sure how the average ratings for this app are largely positive. This app is quite frankly terrible. The app experiences “technical issues” around 3-4 times a week, where several basic functions don’t work (like your balance, transactions, or statements). When this happens, you basically can’t use the app. The offers section also only works about 10% of the time, though i don’t use that much. What’s more, often the balance is incorrect, and a couple of times the app has even said my card has been cancelled, before correcting itself several hours later. It also asks me to log in to access different parts of the app, even though I’m already logged in. Honestly if I knew how poor this app was compared to the other ones I use, I may not have got this credit card… I’ll know for next time.

Developer Response ,

Hi Van Butsen, we are aware some users are experiencing issues and we have been working to resolve them in an update which is coming soon. If you are still experiencing specific issues, please contact us at 1300 992 700, available 24/7. For Qantas Premier credit cards support, press option 2, and for Qantas Travel Money Support, press option 3.

Disappointing service or no service

Recently got a qantas credit card. Followed instructions only to find I couldn’t activate the card. Rang on 28th April and was told I could activate on phone but couldn't’ t set a pin that I needed to do that in the app. Was advised Qantas money was malfunctioning and to wait till 1st May as it would be fixed and then my card would appear on the app. 1st came no card appearing, 2nd came, no card appearing. Rang again 5 days later to be told it would work by the 8th May. 8th came and went and still no card appearing on my app. Rang on the 11th and they informed me I could ring them whenever I needed to know my balance. Informed them that this is not what I want, that all I would like is access to my card and account. Told me it would be fixed by today, the 11th and that I should just try all day till it appears. But not guaranteeing Thai would actually happen. Maybe Monday it would work. Who has all day to keep checking! I was then told they would call me Monday 13th May to inform that that all was fixed. I won’t hold my breathe Qantas. I have sent several message and emails and not one response, except a survey about how great their service was. 0/10. So let’s wait and see if you actually fix it and call to let me know I can access my account.

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