How do I know what transactions are on my credit card?

  • Standard statement
  • Instalment plan statement

Your account summary

  1. Your statement summary: shows your opening balance, new transactions and charges, closing balance and any payments or refunds for your statement period.
  2. Your general credit card account details: includes your statement period, credit limit and available credit. If you have a CommBank Awards credit card, you’ll also see how many Awards points you have.
  3. Your payment summary: shows the total amount owing for the month (also known as your closing balance), minimum payment and when your payment is due.

How do I know what transactions are on my credit card?

Repayments & offers

  1. Minimum repayment warning: this table illustrates how long it will take you to pay off your balance including any applicable interest charges by paying only the minimum payment versus the saving you would make by paying more than the minimum payment over a 2 year period. You can also find details to contact us if you’re experiencing financial difficulty.
  2. At the bottom of your statement, we’ll keep you up to date with special offers and handy credit card tips.

How do I know what transactions are on my credit card?

Awards points & transactions

  1. Awards points summary: if you’re an Awards customer, this section will show you how many points you’ve earned and redeemed during your statement period.
  2. Transactions: shows you an itemised list of all transactions made during your statement period. You’ll also find any interest charges and fees you’ve incurred over the period.

How do I know what transactions are on my credit card?

Payment options & contact details

  1. How to pay: shows your options for credit card payments, including biller codes, transfers using NetBank or the CommBank app, using an ATM or by setting up automatic payments with AutoPay.
  2. Contact details: if you have any concerns about your statement, you can contact us or visit support.

How do I know what transactions are on my credit card?

Regular payments

  1. Identify regular payments: shows you a list of merchants you regularly pay, the amount and the last date you paid them.

How do I know what transactions are on my credit card?

  • If you have an instalment plan, your statement will look a little different. 

    1. Your payment options: shows you the amounts you can choose to pay.
    2. Your payment options explained: here you can find an explanation of the different payment amounts you can choose. 
    3. Your instalment plans: shows how many plans you’ve set up and other information including interest rate, term, balance and monthly instalment amount. 

    SurePay instalment plans are not available on CommBank Neo. 

    See sample statement

  • Important messages

    From time to time we’ll put important messages on your statement, such as changes to your credit limit and other info to keep you up to date.

  • Switching to online statements

    You can switch to online statements in Netbank or the CommBank app. 

    Switch in NetBank

  • The information on this website has been prepared without considering your objectives, financial situation or needs. Because of that, you should, before acting on the information, consider its appropriateness to your circumstances. Please view our Financial Services Guide. Applications for credit cards are subject to credit approval. Full terms and conditions will be included in our Letter of Offer. Bank fees and charges apply. Please view our Credit Card Conditions of Use. 

    Applications are subject to credit approval. Full Conditions of Use will be included in our Letter of Offer. Fees and charges apply.

How can I see all transactions on my credit card?

To access your credit card statement, you'll first have to create an online account via your card issuer's website. If you obtained a credit card through your current bank or credit union, your credit card account may be accessible through your existing online banking account.

How do you identify an unknown transaction?

How to identify unknown transactions on your statement.
Compare your receipts. This may seem like an obvious one, but it can save a lot of hassle: cross-reference the transaction history in your account with your receipts. ... .
Double check transaction dates. ... .
Confirm conversion rate. ... .
Go online and search the account name/number..

What do you do if you don't recognize a transaction?

Check your transactions. Check the date, time and location of the transaction to see if any of the details are familiar to you. ... .
Check with others. Check no one else with access to your account has made the payment, e.g. ... .
Check for regular payments. ... .
Check any payment codes..