It’s important to contact us immediately if:
- You see any suspicious activity on your account
- You have fallen victim to a scam, sent money or authorised a transaction
- A card, cheque, mobile phone or other payment device is lost or stolen
- Your PIN number, password or any other banking codes have become known to someone else.
- You've provided any of your identification or banking details to an unknown caller or have entered them into a website which you thought was suspicious.
Remember that you may be liable for any unauthorised transactions using electronic banking if you provide your login credentials to a third party (including a family member or friend). The same applies if you don’t protect your device or codes, or if there is an unreasonable delay in telling us about the misuse, loss or theft of a device, or a security breach of your codes. See the Electronic Banking Terms and ePayments Conditions of Use section within our Account and Access Facilities Terms and Conditions for more information.
Below are a number of external organisations that you can contact for assistance and we encourage your to also report the scam online to Scamwatch at scamwatch.gov.au.
How we will protect you
As scams and fraud continue to rise, we’re more committed than ever to protect your accounts.
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- Regularly monitor your accounts for unusual transactions
- Actively seek to confirm with you any transactions that appear to be unusual via phone or email requesting confirmation of a transaction
- Take proactive measures to restrict access to the account if we detect unusual activity and we are unable to confirm the legitimacy of the transactions with you.
- Continue to invest in chip security that make it more difficult for card details to be fraudulently copied.
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- Send you unsolicited emails asking for information
- Ask you to disclose your PIN or personal banking details in an unsolicited email, SMS or telephone call.
- Ask you to disclose your card number or any other information on your card
- Ask you to click on a link in an email which then asks you to log in to your account and verify your details
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