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Just getting started with internet banking? Learn how to register, log in, transfer funds and set up SMS alerts.
Here's the link if you're ready to log on now.
Register for internet banking
To get started, please call us. You need your customer number handy.
The first time you log in you will be prompted to change your password. Please do this in your first 30 days with us.
Once registered, you’re good to go with banking from your desktop, smartphone or tablet.
You can also use your customer number and password to register for the Bank Australia app for more banking on the go.
Logging in
New and can’t log in?
This could be because you haven’t changed your password yet. (It needs to be changed within the first 30 days.)
You can call us to reset your password.
Blocked and can’t log in?
Account access is temporarily blocked after three incorrect attempts at entering an internet banking password on any given day. It becomes unblocked at midnight of the same day – at which point you can try again.
Get a new password
You can do it yourself in internet banking or you can call us.
In internet banking:
- Click the ‘Forgotten password’ link
- Answer the security questions
- Receive a temporary password via SMS
- Change your password
Transferring funds from your account
Select ‘Transfer and pay’ from the main menu in internet banking to pay someone else, schedule a transfer or make an international transfer.
- Local transfers – you’re prompted to set up a new payee first.
- International transfers – you must accept or enter a passcode on your phone first.
Have your mobile handy
Your mobile is your second line of security. We use it to send codes to you to be sure it’s you. If you want to make transfers greater than $5,000 (or $10,000 for BPAY®) you will also need to download the Symantec VIP app.
Keeping your accounts secure
Bank Australia has a fraud monitoring service, where potentially fraudulent payments made via OSKO, PayID or PayTo may be held for 24 hours. If this happens, you will receive an SMS from the Fraud Bureau Service to notify you that your transaction has been placed on hold. If you receive this SMS, please contact our Fraud Department on 1300 705 750 to remove the block on your account. If you have a payment being held, any following transfers and card transactions may also be blocked.
We will never ask you to click on any links in an SMS, unless you have initiated an ID verification request (and we will tell you to expect that SMS). We will also never request any login details, ask you to share a one-time password (OTP), or ask you in an SMS to call any number other than 1300 705 750.
If you are unsure whether an SMS is genuine, please call us at 132 888 or you can call the Fraud Bureau Service directly at 1300 705 750. All SMS messages relating to held payments will be sent from either +61 437 126 492 OR +61 489 988 024.
About SMS alerts
You can switch on SMS alerts to receive information about your account directly to your mobile. Each alert costs 25 cents, and you can change your preferences anytime.
For example:
- When certain transactions occur
- When your balance reaches a specified amount
How to set up SMS alerts
- Log into internet banking
- Select ‘Services > Alerts > Request SMS code > Enter code > Validate’
- Select the cog to view alert settings and choose whether the alert is sent via email or SMS, and whether the alert will be ongoing or for a certain period
- Select 'Create alert' and choose from the following:
- Global – Alerts can be set for direct debits and/or credit across all accounts
- Account – Alert can be set when an account balance reaches a certain threshold
- Card – Alert can be set for individual cards
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