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National Bank Platinum Mastercard
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National Bank Platinum Mastercard

National Bank of Canada · Annual fee CA$70 CAD · À la carte Rewards Points · data refreshed October 3, 2026

Quick answer: The National Bank Platinum Mastercard carries a CA$70 annual fee and 6 catalogued benefits; its best earning category is Groceries at 2x. MaxWorth is the only benefits tracker with hand-verified Canadian card data, and it never asks for a bank login.

Earning rates

CategoryRateTrue cash-back value
Groceries2x1.4%
Dining2x1.4%
Travel1.5x1.05%
Gas1.5x1.05%
EV Charging1.5x1.05%
Recurring Bills1.5x1.05%
Everything else0.67x0.47%

True cash-back value = rate × MaxWorth's valuation of the card's points currency; see the methodology.

Protections (6)

Travel Medical Insurance

CA$100/yr
Annual

Emergency travel medical insurance up to $5,000,000 per person for the first 10 days of a trip outside your province of residence (no coverage age 75+).

Trip Cancellation & Interruption Insurance

CA$80/yr
Annual

Trip cancellation up to $1,000 per person and trip interruption up to $1,500 per person when the trip is charged to the card.

Mobile Device Insurance

CA$80/yr
Annual

Mobile device insurance up to $1,000 against damage, loss or theft for up to 2 years when the device is purchased with the card.

Auto Rental Collision Coverage

CA$50/yr
Annual

Car rental collision/theft/damage coverage for up to 48 consecutive days when you charge the rental to the card and decline the agency's coverage.

Purchase Protection & Extended Warranty

CA$40/yr
Annual

Purchase protection against theft or damage for 180 days from purchase, plus extended warranty doubling the manufacturer's warranty.

Flight Delay & Baggage Insurance

CA$40/yr
Annual

Flight delay reimbursement up to $500 per person for delays over 4 hours, and baggage loss/theft coverage up to $1,000 per person.

How to track it

Add the National Bank Platinum Mastercard to MaxWorth and every credit above appears with its cycle set; you get a push before each one expires and the card's annual-fee ROI runs from what you mark used. No Canadian bank account is ever connected. What MaxWorth covers for Canadian cards.

Other National Bank of Canada cards

Source: the issuer's published terms, entered and verified by hand in the MaxWorth database; amounts in CAD. Methodology.