Compare Debit Cards in Sri Lanka
Discover top debit cards tailored to your financial needs. Filter by bank, features, banking type, or card name to find the perfect match. Save your favorites or compare up to three cards to make an informed choice.
About debit cards in Sri Lanka
AnyBanQ lists 30 debit cards from 16 Sri Lankan banks and finance companies, including NDB Bank, Seylan Bank, Amãna Bank, CDB Finance and Cargills Bank. Filter the list above by bank or feature, save the ones you like, and compare up to three side by side.
Debit cards spend straight from your bank account, so compare the annual fee, ATM withdrawal limits and charges, online and overseas use, and any discounts the card carries with partner merchants.
Debit Cards by bank: NDB Bank, Seylan Bank, Amãna Bank, CDB Finance, Cargills Bank, Habib Bank, NSB Bank, PABC Bank, SDB Bank, Central Finance, LOLC Finance, NTB Bank, DFCC Bank, HNB Bank, Commercial Bank, Union Bank.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a debit card and a credit card in Sri Lanka?
A debit card spends money directly from your savings or current account, so you can only use what you have. A credit card borrows from the bank up to a limit and charges interest if you don't settle the bill. Debit cards have no income requirement — any account holder can get one.
Can I use a Sri Lankan debit card for online and foreign payments?
Visa and Mastercard debit cards work for local online payments by default. Foreign-currency transactions usually require you to enable international usage with your bank and are subject to Central Bank of Sri Lanka rules and per-transaction limits.
What fees do debit cards have in Sri Lanka?
Typical charges are a small annual or issuance fee, ATM withdrawal fees at other banks' machines, and a foreign-transaction markup of around 2–3% on overseas spending. Many banks waive fees on premium account tiers — compare card fees on Anybanq.