Overdraft
The overdraft facility allows the borrower to have a negative balance on the current account in the respective currency. The overdraft is an on-demand credit facility, designed to be used as a flexible borrowing for general working capital requirements.
- From
- 7.25%
- Market linked
Interest Rates
| Type | Rate | Comparison | Applies To |
|---|---|---|---|
| Market linked FJD BLR rate used to price overdrafts. Any unauthorised overdrafts are charged an additional 2% above BLR rates. | 7.25% | — | — |
| Market linked CHF BLR rate used to price overdrafts. Any unauthorised overdrafts are charged an additional 2% above BLR rates. | 7.44% | — | — |
| Market linked SGD BLR rate used to price overdrafts. Any unauthorised overdrafts are charged an additional 2% above BLR rates. | 7.72% | — | — |
| Market linked CNY BLR rate used to price overdrafts. Any unauthorised overdrafts are charged an additional 2% above BLR rates. | 8.05% | — | — |
| Market linked SEK BLR rate used to price overdrafts. Any unauthorised overdrafts are charged an additional 2% above BLR rates. | 8.25% | — | — |
| Market linked THB BLR rate used to price overdrafts. Any unauthorised overdrafts are charged an additional 2% above BLR rates. |
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Published by HSBC Bank Australia Limited – Wholesale Banking under the Consumer Data Right · Last updated 18 May 2026 · Product ID OD · View on CDR.gov.au · View Source Data (JSON)