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Broker · United Kingdom

Last checked: 23.09.2026
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QBANK

Bank · Australia

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Legal company nameQPCU Limited
Year founded1964
Headquarters / registered countryBrisbane, Australia
Websitewww.qbank.com.au
Last checked09.10.2026

According to its official website, QBANK is the trading name of QPCU Limited and is a member-owned bank. The site states that it began operating in 1964 from the Queensland Police Union building in Kangaroo Point and that its mission since then has been to provide an exclusive banking alternative for those who protect and serve Queensland and their families. Membership is open to employees of the Queensland Police Service, Queensland Health, the ambulance, fire and corrective services, the Australian Federal Police, local, state or federal government employees living in Queensland, people working in the administration of justice and the protection of life and property, and relatives of members. It is headquartered in Brisbane. It offers transaction and savings accounts, term deposits from AUD 2,000, the Pension Plus retirement account, home, vehicle and personal loans, credit cards, insurance, foreign cash, telegraphic transfers and a travel card; accounts are used through the QBANK app, internet banking and Bank@Post. This information is the company's own statement.

Account Details

ACCOUNT TYPESTransaction accounts (Everyday Plus, On Call) · Savings accounts (NetLink Direct, Bonus Saver, Intro Saver) · Term deposit · Retirement account (Pension Plus)
MIN. DEPOSIT2,000 AUD (term deposit)
PLATFORMSInternet banking · Mobile app · Bank@Post
PRODUCTSTransaction and savings accounts · Term deposits · Retirement account · Home loans · Vehicle and personal loans · Credit cards · Insurance · Foreign cash, telegraphic transfers and travel card

Licences and regulation

ASIC (Australia)

Licence no.AFSL 241413
Licence holderQPCU LIMITED
ScopeAFS licence held since 10 Mar 2004. According to ASIC's record, authorised to advise on and deal in deposit and payment products, general insurance, life risk insurance limited to consumer credit insurance and retirement savings accounts (RSA), for retail and wholesale clients.
StatusVerified

Sources and verification history

Official company sourcesqbank.com.au — homepage, History of QBANK, QBANK Membership, Term Deposits pages, footer (legal information)
Regulator recordsASIC — QPCU LIMITED, AFSL 241413 (AFS licensee dataset, data.gov.au, 7 Oct 2026)
Company registerABN 79 087 651 036 (ABN Lookup)
User feedback sourcesTrustpilot · Şikayetvar · WikiFX
Last verified09.10.2026

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