Consorsbank Credit Cards Compared 2026

Consorsbank is a German direct bank that, alongside its well-known securities business, also offers credit cards – often in connection with the current account. As a direct bank, usage is mainly online or via app. The individual cards differ in fee model, conditions abroad and benefits. The key selection factors are the card or account fee, the conditions abroad and the included benefits. This comparison presents the available Consorsbank cards with their respective conditions side by side.

Who is it for?

For anyone who wants to compare a card from a direct bank, often in connection with a current account or securities account.

What to look out for

  • Card or account fee
  • Conditions for payments and withdrawals abroad
  • Included extras
  • Card type (credit, debit or prepaid function)
  • Link to current or securities account and requirements

Recommendations compared

  1. Consors Credit Card Gold Light – Free credit card with the Consorsbank account and fee-free withdrawals worldwide. Score: 9.2/10 (Excellent) · Annual fee: 0 € · Bonus: — · Rating: 9.4/10
  2. Consors Visa Debit – Free debit card with the Consorsbank account and a German IBAN. Score: 9.1/10 (Excellent) · Annual fee: 0 € · Bonus: — · Rating: 8.2/10

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Frequently asked questions

Which cards does Consorsbank offer?
Consorsbank offers credit cards that are often linked to the current account and differ in fee and benefits. Which cards are currently comparable is shown in the overview on this page.
What should I look out for with Consorsbank cards?
Pay attention to the card or account fee, the conditions abroad and possible requirements. The type of each card is indicated in the comparison.

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