UnionBank Go Rewards Platinum Visa: fees, interest and requirements
The UnionBank Go Rewards Platinum Visa has an annual fee of ₱5,000 a year, charges 3% a month on unpaid balances and needs a minimum income of ₱600,000 a year.
Verdict: Worth it if you fly often enough that its miles or lounge access are worth more than ₱5,000 a year to you. Skip it if you earn under ₱600,000 a year.
From UnionBank Table of Fees, as of July 2025. Interest cap, in force since 2023: BSP Circular No. 1165, s.2023.
₱20,000 repaid in 3 equal monthly payments at 3% a month costs ₱1,212 in interest; add the ₱5,000 annual fee and a year comes to ₱6,212, 103rd lowest of 127 cards open to the public (tied with 10).
UnionBank's closest card is the UnionBank Cebu Pacific Platinum. Against it, this card earns rewards on different terms and has different perks.
BSP supervised: Union Bank of the Philippines, universal and commercial bank, BSP institution ID 3, is on the BSP Verifier list dated Sep 28, 2026.
What the UnionBank Go Rewards Platinum Visa gives you
- 1 Go Rewards point per ₱200 spent, per ₱100 at Robinsons Retail brands; 1 point = ₱1 UnionBank card page
- Php 100 = 1 Go Rewards Point when you spend in Robinsons Retail brands same page
- Enjoy complimentary Go Rewards Black membership same page
- Enjoy free airport lounge access same page
- Feel secured with a free Travel Insurance same page
Who should get the UnionBank Go Rewards Platinum Visa
| If | Then |
|---|---|
| You pay in full every month and want a travel and miles card | The Maya Black Credit Card (Maya) asks the same or a lower income and costs ₱5,000 a year less as long as you use it monthly. Pick the UnionBank Go Rewards Platinum Visa only if its rewards are worth more than that to you. |
UnionBank Go Rewards Platinum Visa downsides, and what a late payment costs
- The ₱5,000 yearly fee has no waiver on the fee table.
If you pay late: UnionBank charges up to ₱1,500, and 3% a month interest runs on what is unpaid. Safe action: pay at least the minimum due (₱800 on a ₱20,000 statement) by the due date, or the full balance to pay no interest.
UnionBank Go Rewards Platinum Visa annual fee, interest and charges
| Charge | UnionBank Go Rewards Platinum Visa | When, and the rule |
|---|---|---|
| Annual fee | ₱5,000 a year Supplementary: ₱2,500 a year | UnionBank fee table, July 2025 |
| Interest | 3% a month | At the BSP ceiling of 3% a month (Circ. 1165). same table |
| Cash advance | ₱200 a withdrawal | The BSP maximum (Circ. 1165). same table |
| Minimum due | ₱800 on a ₱20,000 first statement | Paying only the minimum, ₱20,000 takes about 109 months to clear and about ₱35,484 in interest. How UnionBank bills. same table |
| Late payment | ₱1,500 | same table |
| Foreign transactions | 2% | UnionBank card page |
Figures from UnionBank Table of Fees, as of July 2025, UnionBank credit card requirements. BSP ceilings: BSP Circular No. 1165, s.2023. How UnionBank words its late-fee, foreign-fee and minimum-due rules, the same on all its cards: UnionBank billing rules.
Requirements and how to apply
Income: at least ₱600,000 a year (about ₱50,000 a month). bank page
Apply with the button below. Channels, documents, status and hotline: UnionBank contact and requirements.
Apply for the UnionBank Go Rewards Platinum Visa on UnionBank's site
Interest on your own balance
- Interest you pay at 3% a month:
- ₱1,212
- Monthly payment:
- ₱7,071
- Total you pay:
- ₱21,212
Against similar cards from other banks
| Card | Annual fee | Interest a month | ₱20,000 over 3 months, plus fees | Minimum income |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UnionBank Go Rewards Platinum Visa UnionBank | ₱5,000 a year | 3% | ₱6,212 | ₱600,000 a year |
| PNB JCB Platinum PNB | ₱3,000 a year first year free | 3% | ₱4,212 | ₱600,000 a year |
| EastWest JCB Gold EastWest | ₱2,500 a year first year free | 3% | ₱3,712 | ₱480,000 a year |
| BDO Diners Club International BDO | ₱250 a month first year free | 3% | ₱4,212 | ₱396,000 a year |