Westpac MasterCard® Gift Card

Westpac Gift Card

You choose the amount, they choose the gift

The Westpac MasterCard^® Gift Card doesn't limit shopping to one store. It can be used at millions of locations where MasterCard is accepted both here and overseas. This includes shopping online, over the phone or in person.

So, whether it's a gift for relatives or friends overseas, clothes, music, or tickets, the opportunities are endless.

Other ideas for using the Gift Card

Shop securely online or over the phone - it's a prepaid card, which is not linked to any account or line of credit
Give it to children travelling overseas as a safe and convenient alternative to cash
Use it to access MasterCard applause™, an exclusive online booking service that provides preferential pricing and access to tickets, dinner and travel packages, sightseeing tours and more

It's also simple to use - just press 'credit' when paying in person and sign the receipt. You can even check your Gift Card balance and transactions online.

How to buy a Gift Card

The Gift Card can be purchased from any Westpac branch. You can pick any amount between $15 and $800. The card only costs $4.95, which includes a stylish greeting card to give to that special someone.

So, give the world's most accepted gift and purchase one today.

More information

View your Gift Card balance and transaction history
Conditions of Use (PDF 70kb)
Frequently Asked Questions
Questioning your transactions?
Drop in to your local Westpac branch and purchase one today

For card balances and transactions enquiries call the Gift Card Call Centre on 1800 204 965 from within Australia or +61 2 9293 9292 whilst overseas. Note: this service is provided by an external company, eFunds Prepaid Solutions and accessing this service may incur a fee as outlined in the Conditions of Use and Frequently Asked Questions.

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