How do I pay my credit card?

Last Updated: 11 Aug 2026

You can make a one-off payment to your ASB credit card from your ASB account, from another bank, an ASB ATM, or an ASB branch. You can also set up an automatic payment or direct debit to pay it regularly. 

Pay from your ASB account 

You can transfer money from your ASB account to your credit card in the ASB Mobile Banking app or FastNet Classic. 

For step-by-step help, see: 

Pay from another bank 

You can pay your ASB credit card from another bank by setting up a payment using your ASB credit card payment details. 

Use these payment details when you pay from another bank: 

  • Payee name: ASB Credit Card 
  • Account number: 12-3116-0987656-20 
  • Particulars: First 12 digits of your credit card number 
  • Code: Last 4 digits of your credit card number 
  • Reference: Your surname and initials 

Set up an automatic payment 

An automatic payment lets you regularly pay an amount you choose towards your credit card. You can choose to pay weekly, fortnightly, or monthly. 

You can set up an automatic payment from: 

  • The ASB Mobile app 
  • FastNet Classic 
  • An ASB branch 
  • Another bank 

If you’re setting up an automatic payment from another bank, use the payment details in the Pay from another bank section. 

Set up a direct debit 

A direct debit automatically pays towards your credit card balance on the payment due date each month. 

You can choose to pay: 

  • The minimum amount due 
  • The full credit card balance 
  • A percentage of your balance 
  • A chosen amount 

From your ASB account 

To set up a direct debit from your ASB account, send us a secure message in the ASB Mobile Banking app or FastNet Classic, or visit an ASB branch. 

From another bank 

To set up a direct debit from another bank, complete the credit card direct debit authority form and return it to us. 

Other ways to pay 

You can also pay your ASB credit card by: 

  • Call FastPhone on 0800 272 272 
  • Pay from your ASB account at an ASB ATM 
  • Pay with cash at an ASB branch 

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