Australian Home Loan Rate Changes: Every Bank, Every Product, Tracked Daily via Open Banking

Australian Home Loan Rate Changes: Every Bank, Every Product, Tracked Daily via Open Banking

Australia's only home loan rate tracker powered by Open Banking - every accredited lender, every product, updated daily.

Which Banks Have Changed Home Loan Rates in the Last 30 Days?

Banks can change home loan rates at any time, not just after RBA meetings. Bheja.ai connects directly to Australia's Open Banking infrastructure to track every rate change across all accredited lenders and products, updated daily. The table below shows every product that changed in the last 30 days, whether triggered by the RBA or not.

Data from the last 30 days • Updated: 14 Apr 2026, 08:34 pm

84

Banks with Rate Hikes

1.20%

Largest Rate Hike

0.28%

Average Rate Hike

4691

Total Products

Top 10 Banks with Rate Hikes

1
CommBank logo
CommBank
Major Bank66 products
Max Hike
+0.90%
Average
0.28%
Latest
27 Mar
2
AMP - My AMP logo
AMP - My AMP
Major Bank7 products
Max Hike
+0.65%
Average
0.29%
Latest
1 Apr
3
St.George Bank logo
St.George Bank
Major Bank147 products
Max Hike
+0.50%
Average
0.34%
Latest
4 Apr
4
Auswide Bank Ltd logo
Auswide Bank Ltd
Major Bank93 products
Max Hike
+0.50%
Average
0.37%
Latest
2 Apr
5
BankSA logo
BankSA
Major Bank147 products
Max Hike
+0.50%
Average
0.34%
Latest
2 Apr
6
Bank of Sydney logo
Bank of Sydney
Major Bank6 products
Max Hike
+0.50%
Average
0.29%
Latest
14 Apr
7
Bankwest logo
Bankwest
Major Bank104 products
Max Hike
+0.50%
Average
0.44%
Latest
2 Apr
8
BOQ Specialist logo
BOQ Specialist
Major Bank4 products
Max Hike
+0.50%
Average
0.50%
Latest
9 Apr
9
MyState Bank logo
MyState Bank
Major Bank68 products
Max Hike
+0.50%
Average
0.33%
Latest
2 Apr
10
Westpac logo
Westpac
Major Bank171 products
Max Hike
+0.50%
Average
0.34%
Latest
3 Apr
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Data sourced from 7,554 home loan product variations

Showing 4,691 products with rate hikes in the last 30 days

Not sure what this means for your loan?

Ask Bheja: powered by the same Open Banking data that drives this tracker.

Try these:

  • "Has [my bank] passed on the March 2026 rate hike yet?"
  • "How much will my repayments go up on a $750,000 loan?"
  • "Which lender has the lowest variable rate in the full market right now?"
  • "Which banks have NOT passed on the RBA hike yet?"
  • "Is my current rate of 6.2% still competitive?"

How does this rate tracker work, and Why Is It Different?

Most comparison sites track a voluntary panel of lenders who choose to be listed. That means you only see the part of the market lenders want you to see.

Bheja.ai is an accredited Open Banking participant. We connect directly to the government-mandated Open Banking infrastructure, which gives us access to every accredited lender's product data — not just panel members. Every product. Every rate. Every change. Checked daily.

When a bank quietly reprices a product on a Tuesday with no press release, it appears here within 24 hours.

Why banks don't always pass on the full rate change?

Banks consider several factors when deciding how much of an RBA rate change to pass on to customers. Their funding costs, competitive positioning, and profit margins all play a role. Variable rate customers typically see changes within 1-2 weeks of an RBA decision, while fixed rates are influenced by bond market movements and future rate expectations.

Key factors banks consider:

  • Cost of wholesale funding from money markets
  • Competition from other lenders
  • Balance between variable and fixed rate portfolios
  • Shareholder return expectations

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Frequently Asked Questions


As of 20 March 2026, 69 banks across 3,442 products have moved rates following the March 2026 RBA hike. The full breakdown is in the tracker above, it is updated live as lenders announce changes.

Mahendra
Written by

Mahendra Duddempudi

CTO & Head of Research

Mahendra Duddempudi is the CTO, Founder, and Head of Research at Bheja.ai. With 15+ years in software architecture, data engineering, and analytics, he combines technology and research to simplify complex topics in property, home loans, and finance. His work focuses on using AI, natural language search, and data-driven insights to make financial decisions clearer and more accessible for Australians.