Different ways you can manage your banking with us

We’ve got heaps of different ways you can manage your money on the go with us.
We’ve got heaps of different ways you can manage your money on the go with us.
Westpac Online Banking has over 200 features that can help you take control of your finances, including being able to:
You can also rest-assured your money is safe with us with our Safe Online Banking guarantee. That means if your Westpac account is compromised as a result of Internet fraud, we guarantee to repay any missing funds, providing you comply with our Online Banking Terms and Conditions.
With the Westpac App you can take your bank with you wherever you go. Key features include:
The Westpac App is only available for use by Westpac Australia customers and an Internet connection is needed to access the Westpac App.
Other ways we’re making it easier to manage your money at ATMs include the ability to:
Self Service Telephone Banking gives you the flexibility to manage your banking when it suits you, wherever you are. You can also get information on products, services, interest rates and fees by speaking to a Banking Representative (8am-8pm, 7 days a week).
You can use Self Service Telephone Banking to:
You can use Self Service Telephone Banking, call 132 032.
1. Cardless cash: is available on eligible Westpac transaction accounts with a linked debit card. Get Cash limit of 3 withdrawals per day applies, subject to $500 daily withdrawal limit and $1,000 weekly withdrawal limit. Only available at Westpac Group ATMs in Australia. To access cardless cash on your mobile you must be registered to use Westpac Online Banking and download the Westpac App. You’ll also need the Westpac App (version 6.1 or above) installed on your iPhone.
2. Card on hold: Available on personal credit and Mastercard® debit cards only. Cards to which a temporary lock can be applied will be listed when you sign in to Online Banking or the Westpac App and visit Lock a card temporarily under Cards services.
This information does not take into account your personal circumstances and is general in nature. It is intended as an overview only and it should not be considered a comprehensive statement on any matter or relied upon as such.