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1 Transaction & Savings s Dated 25th May 2015 Terms and conditions This brochure contains the terms and conditions for the following accounts: Statutory Trust Transaction Premium Cheque Society Cheque Online Saver Standard Cheque (only available for relationship managed customers) Interest bearing option Non-interest bearing option If you have any questions on the Financial Claims Scheme, terms and conditions or fees and charges ask our staff or call us on These products are issued by the Commonwealth Bank of Australia ABN AFSL2 Contents 1 Welcome 2 Part 1: How to use your account Operating Authority Conducting a business account in joint names Making deposits Making Withdrawals, Purchases and Payments Daily card limits for cash withdrawals and purchases Using a Debit MasterCard Cheque Books Using Internet Banking Peer-to-peer payments Does your account earn interest? Overdraft Making payments through PEXA 24 Part 2: Other things you should know Your account statements and notices Password Set-off and account combination Closing and stopping your card, account, PIN, code or device How we process EFT transactions Changes to your terms and conditions What to do if you have a complaint? Customer information and privacy Codes and laws that apply to your account Protecting your account and liability for transactions 37 Part 3: Fees Quick Reference to fees and charges Monthly Fee and Fee Rebates Access fees Cash Handling Fee Overdrawing Approval Fee Loan Service Fee Fees for common banking services NetBank Service Fees 52 Part 4: Meaning of words 57 Part 5: Help and advice The MasterCard brand mark is a registered trademark of MasterCard International Incorporated.3 Welcome Thank you Congratulations on taking up a Commonwealth Bank business account. We d like to thank you for choosing the Commonwealth Bank. We re looking forward to providing the services that will help you run your business smoothly and profitably for years to come. Who is this brochure for? This brochure is for business customers who take up one of the business transaction & savings accounts listed below. It s extremely important that you read and understand this brochure so that you understand your obligations to us and our obligations to you. transaction accounts include: Statutory Trust Transaction Premium Cheque Society Cheque (Society ) only available for eligible organisations Standard Cheque only available for relationship managed customers interest bearing option non-interest bearing option savings accounts include: Online Saver How to use the brochure This brochure has five parts: Part 1 How to use your account This section explains the terms and conditions that govern your use of any business transaction and savings account covered by this brochure. It s extremely important that you read and understand all of this section, so you fully understand your obligations to us and our obligations to you. Having a clear picture of the terms and conditions helps both you and us avoid situations in which disputes arise over your use of the facility. Part 2 Other things you should know This section explains any other specific terms and conditions that apply to any business transaction and savings account. Part 3 Fees This section explains the fees and charges that may apply to your account. Part 4 Meaning of words We explain the terms used throughout this document. If you re not sure what a word means, you can look it up here. Part 5 Help and advice We provide contact details should you have further questions. 14 Part 1: How to use your account 1.1 Operating Authority When you open a business account with the Bank, you must provide us with the following Operating Authority details: all signatories who are authorised to operate the account; and the method of operation, e.g. anyone to sign, any two to sign, the Treasurer plus one to sign etc. We will rely on any instructions you give in accordance with the Operating Authority Scope of Operating Authority The signatories authorised to operate the account in accordance with the specified method of operation, may act on the account and deal with us in the following manner: draw cheques; overdraw to any extent we allow; withdraw moneys in any manner; make arrangements with us on all matters relating to the issue of Encashment Authorities, Documentary Credits and authorities to negotiate; give and cancel authorities in our usual form for periodical payments; use electronic banking terminals; access and operate the account using an electronic banking service pursuant to these Terms and Conditions; obtain cheque books; change the mailing address or your address including, if you have elected to receive statements of account and notices electronically, the address which we notify that statements and notices are available; open new account(s) with us, provided they have the same authorised signatories and method of operation as the Operating Authority; obtain statements of account and any information required concerning the account(s) generally; endorse cheques, bills, promissory notes or other instruments payable to the order of the Holder or if this is a joint account, payable to any one or more of you and intended for collection, discount or negotiation and credit of proceeds to your account(s); and elect, where applicable, on your behalf to receive statements of account and notices electronically (instead of by mail,) by us making them available on our NetBank or CommBiz service and sending you an notification, and cancel that election Making variations We will continue to act upon the Operating Authority until you remove or add (vary) signatories or cancel it. If you would like to make any variations you must write to your relationship manager or to the branch where the account is conducted. When we receive your letter we will vary or cancel the Operating Authority. We will honour for payment all cheques and other instruments, dated prior to and presented for payment after the receipt of such notice in writing Our liability We will not be liable for any loss or damage you, or anyone else, suffers where we act on those instructions in good faith, unless it is proved that we have been negligent. 25 Part 1: How to use your account Where we agree to supply services to you as a consumer, as defined in the Australian Securities and Investments Commission Act 2001 ( the Act ), then our liability will be determined in accordance with the Act. However, to the extent permitted by the Act, any such liability of the Bank is limited to the cost of supplying services again Ways to provide us instructions Customers can give us account instructions (e.g. to transfer funds or change account details) through a number of means, including: by using our secure electronic channels (e.g. CommBiz or NetBank); or in writing (e.g. by signing a document in a branch). There may be times though when you wish to provide account instructions by fax or as an attachment to an . Where you have requested that we accept instructions by fax or , or where you have been sending us instructions by fax or for a period of time (which we have been acting on), then you agree that: we are authorised to accept and act on any such instruction which appears to be made, sent or authorised by you or an authorised signatory, after we have taken reasonable steps to satisfy ourselves that the instruction appears to have been given in accordance with the Operating Authority (even if it is later determined that the instruction was in fact fraudulent or unauthorised); we are not obliged to take any steps to contact you to confirm those instructions were in fact given by you or an authorised signatory (although we may choose to do so). Even where we have agreed to accept instructions from you by fax or , we may choose to not act on an instruction for any reason (e.g. that the instruction or signature is unclear or we suspect it did not come from you). We will promptly notify you of such refusal. If you have an eligible Statutory Trust or other eligible trust account and have subscribed to Property Exchange Australia Limited s (PEXA s) Electronic Lodgement Network (PEXA System) you can authorise us to accept account instructions from signatories through the PEXA System in accordance with the specified method of operation. Any such authorisation must be provided to PEXA in its usual form of authority which shall be binding until PEXA receives written notice from you (in accordance with the method of operation) of the cancellation or variation of this authority and despite any prior notification to us of the cancellation or variation of the authority removal of any signatory. Transactions carried out through the PEXA System are subject to PEXA s Financial Settlement Terms & Conditions and these terms and conditions. 1.2 Conducting a business account in joint names Unless we otherwise agree, when the account is opened: operations on your account are governed by the Operating Authority; we are not obliged to enquire into the circumstances of any instructions either party may give in relation to the conduct of the account. We are not liable for any loss or damage you, or anyone else suffers due to the Bank acting on those instructions in good faith, unless it is proved that we were negligent; we are authorised to accept for credit of your joint account, any cheque, bill of exchange, promissory note or other instrument payable to one or more of you; if we allow an overdrawing, each of you will be liable to us jointly and severally; and if one of you dies, the account is closed and we pay the balance in the account to the surviving account holder(s). 36 Part 1: How to use your account 1.3 Making deposits Ways to make a deposit For all accounts except Online Saver, you can deposit funds: at any of our branches; at selected Australia Post offices and authorised agencies; through any Commonwealth Bank ATM in Australia that displays a Deposit option on the menu. These are usually only at a branch. Our ATMs don t accept coins; or by arranging scheduled regular payments into your account, e.g. direct credit or periodical payment Online Saver If you have a Online Saver, you can only make deposits by transferring funds electronically from an existing Commonwealth Bank business transaction account in the same name as your Online Saver Deposits at Australia Post and authorised agencies You can make deposits at selected offices of Australia Post and authorised agencies of the Bank. Please check with your local branch for locations of Australia Post and authorised agencies that allow business customer deposits. Transactions that are not electronically processed to your account may take up to ten business days (subject to mail delivery times) to be recorded in the Bank s books of accounts. When completing a Deposit at a participating Australia Post outlet a special bar-coded deposit book issued in the Name is required. We process deposits to accounts overnight Monday to Friday (excluding national public holidays). Deposits processed after the cut-off will be processed the night of the next business day. Society Cheque s can deposit at all Australia Post offices and authorised agencies. Where Electronic Funds Transfer at Point of Banking (EFTPOB) facilities are available you can use a Deposit Only Card for same day recognition of funds. Transactions that are not electronically processed to your account may take up to 5 business days to be recorded in the Bank s books of account. However, you may not draw against an agency deposit until the deposit is recorded. The proceeds of any cheque included in a deposit are not available until the cheque is cleared Quick Cash Envelopes QuickCash envelopes allow you to deposit cash and cheques at your convenience during business hours. QuickCash envelopes or wallets are cleared from the safe at the beginning of each working day and funds credited to your account on that day Making a deposit at an ATM We are responsible for the security of any deposits you make at our ATMs. When we count the money, we will confirm your deposit amount. If there is a discrepancy, we will tell you about it as soon as possible. Our count is conclusive evidence of the actual deposit amount unless you can provide satisfactory evidence that proves otherwise Uncleared funds Usually, you can t withdraw uncleared funds which are deposited through cheques and other payment instruments or credit transfers. If we let you withdraw uncleared funds and they are later dishonoured, then: we will treat any overdrawn amount as an advance to you; and 47 Part 1: How to use your account you will owe us a debt of that amount. See Debit balances in your account overdrawing on page Hold on NetBank/CommBiz transfers from unlinked accounts To protect ourselves, we may place a hold on funds transferred to your account through NetBank/ CommBiz or CommBank app from an unlinked Commonwealth Bank account. The hold may apply: if the transfer takes place before 7.30pm (Sydney time), until the next day; if the transfer takes place after 7.30pm (Sydney time), until the second following day; or for as long as we reasonably need to investigate the transaction. 1.4 Making Withdrawals, Purchases and Payments This table shows the ways you can withdraw your money. Your options depend on they type of account you have. Method of withdrawal or payment 1,2,7 Withdraw funds from an ATM in Australia, New Zealand, Vietnam and Indonesia. 3 Withdraw funds from an ATM overseas (excluding New Zealand, Vietnam and Indonesia) using the Cirrus/ Maestro and Visa Plus networks. 3 Transaction Premium Cheque Society Online Saver Standard Cheque interest bearing option and non-interest bearing options Statutory Trust 58 Part 1: How to use your account Method of withdrawal or payment 1,2,7 Arrange transfer of funds to another account at this or another financial institution located in Australia or overseas at any Commonwealth Bank branch. Pay for purchases (and withdraw cash at the retailer s discretion) using EFTPOS. 3 Pay for purchases online, over the phone and wherever MasterCard is accepted. 4 Withdraw funds via our branches (and selected Australia Post offices and other authorised agencies). 5 Transfer funds through Telephone Banking, Internet banking, or CommBank app. 3,6 Transaction Premium Cheque Society Online Saver Standard Cheque interest bearing option and non-interest bearing options Statutory Trust Pay by cheque 8 69 Part 1: How to use your account Method of withdrawal or payment 1,2,7 Pay bills using BPAY, through Telephone Banking, Internet Banking or CommBank app. 3 Schedule regular payments from your account by periodic payment or direct debit. Transaction Premium Cheque Society Online Saver Standard Cheque interest bearing option and non-interest bearing options Statutory Trust 1. Proceeds of cheques and other payment instruments, or funds transferred by direct debit, are subject to clearance. If the Bank allows you to access the proceeds before clearance is effected and the cheque, payment instrument or direct debit is dishonoured, the amount by which your account is overdrawn will be treated as an advance by us to you and you will owe us a debt of that amount (see page 22 If we allow you to overdraw your account for further details). 2. Proceeds of NetBank transfers For security reasons we may place a hold on funds transferred through NetBank to your account from an unlinked Commonwealth Bank account. The hold may apply until the next day (or if the transfer occurs after 7.30pm (Sydney time), until the second following day) or longer if the Bank needs to investigate the transaction. 3. Daily limits apply, refer to page 8 for further details. The method of operation must be any one to operate. The account must be linked to a Keycard or Debit MasterCard, provided the card is in the personal name of the authorised signatory. 4. The method of operation must be any one to operate. The account must be linked to a Debit MasterCard in the name of the authorised signatory. 5. Withdrawals can be made at any branch or at selected offices of Australia Post and authorised agencies of the Bank via Electronic Funds Transfer at Point of Banking (EFTPOB) providing they are linked to a Keycard, MasterCard or Visa as a primary account and transactions are authorised by a PIN. Normal daily card limits apply and withdrawals are subject to availability of cash. Minimum withdrawal amounts may apply for cash withdrawals at Australia Post offices and other agencies. 6. For Online Saver accounts, transfers can only be made to a linked Commonwealth Bank business transaction account in the same name. However the Bank may consider at its sole discretion a request to redirect credit interest to a non-linked Bank account in a different name. 7. Any cheques drawn on or deposited to your account, or bank cheque or other document deposited to your account or delivered to us in connection with a transaction on your account becomes our property when we have presented the cheque for payment (even if it is dishonoured) or when the transaction is otherwise complete. 8. Other methods of withdrawals or payments are subject to applicable local laws or requirements of regulatory bodies. Registered to BPAY Pty Ltd ABN10 Part 1: How to use your account Mistaken Payments If we are reasonably satisfied that funds have been paid to your account due a mistaken internet payment (MIP) and there are sufficient credit funds in your account, we may debit your account with the amount of the MIP and return the funds to the payer or their financial institution. We may prevent you from withdrawing the amount of a claimed MIP while we investigate that claim, including while we wait on and consider your response to any notification we send you. Where we receive a claim of a MIP within 10 business days after the payment was made and we are satisfied that a MIP has occurred we will debit your account with the amount of the MIP without giving notice to you. Where we receive a claim of a MIP between 10 or more business days and 7 months after the payment was made and we are satisfied that a MIP has occurred we will notify you that we intend to debit your account with the amount of the MIP and allow you 10 business days to establish that you are entitled to the funds before we return the funds. 1.5 Daily card withdrawal limits for cash withdrawals and purchases Your daily card withdrawal limit is the total amount that you can withdraw from all accounts that are linked to your card in one calendar day (Sydney/Melbourne time). A daily card withdrawal limit applies to all keycards, Debit MasterCards and Credit Cards. The limit applies within Australia (including other Bank s ATMs and EFTPOS facilities) and overseas. The daily card withdrawal limit is in Australian dollars. Withdrawals in foreign currencies will be converted at the applicable rate and the Australian dollar equivalent will be applied against your limit. Your daily card withdrawal limit applies to: ATM cash withdrawals debited to any account linked to your card; and EFTPOS transactions debited to your transaction and/or savings accounts (unless you select the credit option). The daily card withdrawal limit does not apply: at in-branch terminals; to any Debit MasterCard EFTPOS transaction when the cardholder selects the credit button on the terminal; to MasterCard PayPass transactions; and to transactions processed manually by a merchant using paper vouchers. Unless you have changed it since, if your Keycard or Debit MasterCard was issued before 28 July 2008, then your limit is $800 and if it was issued on or after 28 July 2008, then your limit is $1000. Unless you have changed it since, if your Debit MasterCard was issued on or after 9 February 2015, then your limit is $2000. In some cases, your daily card withdrawal limit may be lower than those amounts. Commonwealth Bank ATMs may allow cash withdrawals of up to $2,000, providing your unused daily card withdrawal limit is at least that amount. Please be aware that ATM owners in Australia and overseas and EFTPOS merchants can set their own limits on how much you can withdraw in a single transaction, which may be lower than your daily card withdrawal limit. EFTPOS merchants may not allow cash withdrawals in some cases. For contactless payments, per payment limits apply as set by the relevant card scheme. 811 Part 1: How to use your account Confirming your card withdrawal limit or requesting a different limit You can confirm and/or change your daily card withdrawal limit at any time using NetBank. Simply go to the Manage accounts tab, select Manage my accounts sub tab and then select the Change my daily card withdrawal limit option. To help protect your account, you must be registered for NetCode SMS or NetCode Token to use this feature. You can also check and change your daily card withdrawal limit by calling or visiting your nearest branch. We recommend that you keep your daily card withdrawal limit low and increase it only when you may need extra cash. You can then return it to a lower limit. This way you minimise your potential liability should your account be targeted by fraudsters. Changes that you request to your daily card withdrawal limit are effective immediately. Your liability for unauthorised transactions may increase if you ask for a higher daily card limit Daily limits for transfers using NetBank and Telephone Banking This table shows the maximum amounts you can transfer each day using NetBank and Telephone Banking. These limits apply across all of your accounts. Telephone Banking or NetBank NetBank Type of transaction Daily limit Transfer to or from a linked account. $99,999, Transfer to or from a linked credit card account (or up to $99, the available credit limit). Transfer to a nonlinked account. before 10 October 2009) $2,000 ($1,000 if registered International Money Transfer Before you can use this service, you need to contact $5,000 us to activate it. Payments through BPAY. $20,000 Transfer to your Commonwealth Bank Travel Money card (or up to the $25,000 maximum balance). 1 If you use CommBank app to make payments to third parties including by reference to their address, mobile phone number or Facebook account, other limits may apply. These are set out in the terms and conditions for that application. 1. Refer to Travel Money terms & conditions for more information about reloading the Travel Money card Changing your daily limits for transfers The table above shows the default transaction limits that apply if you registered for NetBank on or after 10 October In some cases, the limits may be lower. To find out how these limits can be changed, login to NetBank, go to the Security tab and select Payment limits, or call us. If you ask us for a higher daily limit or ask us to activate the International Money Transfer service in NetBank, then your liability for unauthorised transactions may increase. Minimum transaction amounts may also apply. Call us for more details. 912 Part 1: How to use your account Stopping a direct debit or periodical payment authority You may ask us to cancel a direct debit or periodical payment authority. We suggest you also contact the person or organisation that debits the payment from your account. We may also cancel or stop any payment arrangement when it no longer complies with the terms of the authority you signed. 1.6 Using a Debit MasterCard When you use your Debit MasterCard at ATMs or EFTPOS terminals, you may be asked to choose between the credit and the savings options. Whichever option you choose, the funds are debited to the underlying account. However, if you choose the credit option to make a purchase, you may be able to exercise MasterCard chargeback rights see Requesting a chargeback on page 11. When you use your Debit MasterCard to make purchases by mail order, telephone, internet or PayPass, the credit option automatically applies to that transaction. The remaining information in this section applies to your Debit MasterCard when the credit option is used to process a transaction Checking your transactions Make sure you keep all vouchers and transaction records you receive from merchants and check them against the transactions on your statement. Offline transactions processed by a merchant (including some PayPass transactions) may not appear on your statement with the same date as the date you made the transaction. It is your responsibility to ensure there are sufficient funds in the account when this transaction is processed by the Bank. If you have access to NetBank/ CommBiz, you can check the transactions online. Where Debit MasterCard purchases or transactions are made overseas (such as purchases made over the internet), they may be processed using the date overseas (value date), which may not be the same as the date in Australia. This means that it may be processed using the balance in your account on that value date (as shown in your statement) Authorising your transactions Some merchants, e.g. restaurants, hotels and car rental agents, may ask us to confirm that your account has sufficient available balance to meet the estimated cost of the goods and services. We treat this as a request for authorisation. We may choose not to authorise a particular transaction. For example, there may be security issues with the transaction or network or, you may have insufficient funds in your account. If we do authorise a transaction, we reduce your available account balance by the estimated cost of the goods and services. Normally, this is then cancelled out when the actual transaction is completed. However, in the following situations, your available account balance may be reduced for up to six business days after the authorisation date: the merchant did not complete the transaction (e.g. you decided not to purchase the goods or services); or the actual amount the merchant charged to your account was different to the original amount we authorised and the merchant didn t cancel the original authorisation (e.g. a hotel might get authorisation for one night s accommodation when you check in but the amount later processed to your Debit MasterCard might be different to that authorisation). 1013 Part 1: How to use your account Recurring transactions You may authorise a merchant to regularly charge amounts to your account. To cancel the authority, you should notify the merchant in writing at least five business days before the next transaction due date. Until you notify them, we are required to process transactions from the merchant. If the merchant doesn t comply with your request to cancel the authority, you can dispute the charges see Requesting a chargeback in section below Refunds A merchant must issue a valid credit voucher to make a refund to you. We can only credit the refund to your account when we receive the voucher from the merchant s bank Requesting a chargeback In some cases, MasterCard s scheme rules allow us to dispute a transaction and request a refund of the transaction (i.e. chargeback) for you from the merchants financial institution. Usually, we can only do this after you have tried to get a refund from the merchant and were unsuccessful. You should tell us as soon as possible if you think your statement has a mistake in it or records a transaction which is possibly unauthorised, so that we may ask for a chargeback. Time limits may not not apply where the epayments Code applies. Chargeback rights do not apply to BPAY transactions see BPAY what happens if there is a mistake or you find unathorised transactions on page How to request a chargeback To request a chargeback: tell us you want us to chargeback the transaction within 30 days after the date of the statement which shows the transaction; and provide us with any information we ask for to support your request. If you don t follow these steps, we may lose any chargeback right we have under MasterCard s scheme rules What happens when we claim a chargeback We will try our best to claim a chargeback for you. However, for your claim to be successful, the merchant s financial institution must first accept the claim. If they reject a chargeback, we will only accept the rejection if we are satisfied that it is reasonable and is consistent with MasterCard scheme rules. As a result of our investigations, if we find that your account: has been incorrectly debited or credited, then we will adjust your account (including any interest and charges) and notify you in writing; or has not been incorrectly debited or credited or that you re liable for the loss or part of the loss, then we will give you copies of the relevant documents or evidence When we may block a transaction You may only use your Debit MasterCard for lawful purposes. We may block purchases from certain websites or merchants if we have reason to believe that the products or services being offered: are illegal (under Australian law or the laws of other countries); contain offensive material; or pose a risk to either systems or the integrity of transactions or information. 1114 Part 1: How to use your account 1.7 Cheque Books Using your cheques Unless you have a separate agreement with us for specially printed cheques, you must only use the cheques that we supply. We will charge Stamp Duty (where applicable) to your account when we issue a cheque book. You must always ensure that you draw a cheque in a way that does not facilitate fraud. If there is any improper conduct on the account we can withdraw your cheque facility. We may at our discretion require new and existing account holders to lodge a minimum opening balance or have a minimum balance before the cheque facility is provided. You must notify us as soon as possible where you have (or ought to have had) reason to believe that your cheque book or a cheque form has been lost, stolen, forged or misused. You must notify us within 3 months of receiving a statement, if there is any cheque noted on your statement which we have paid but you did not authorise. If you do not notify us within this period, you agree that you have no claim against us for paying that cheque and debiting your account. You will be liable for losses caused by your failure to observe these conditions, but not where the loss was caused by the fraudulent conduct of our employees or agents. We will not be liable to you for accepting or paying a cheque which was signed by a person authorised to sign on your account, even if this was a result of that person acting in a fraudulent manner. You authorise us to pay a cheque drawn on your account even though it is a stale cheque within the meaning of the Cheques Act A stale cheque is one which was dated more than 15 months earlier. You authorise us to pay a post-dated cheque (one which is dated with a date in the future) drawn on your account and presented for payment at any time before the date of the cheque arrives. If you deposit or request us to cash a cheque which is payable to someone else or it appears to us to belong to someone else (a third party cheque) we may, in our discretion, refuse to accept that cheque for deposit or refuse to cash it. When we do not have to honour a cheque or allow a withdrawal Please refer to page 22 Debit balances in your account overdrawing for details How to make out a cheque If you have a cheque account, following these simple rules will help reduce the risk of unauthorised alteration: write only in pen; never use a pencil or ink that can be rubbed out; don t leave any spaces before or after the amount (both written and the figure); date each cheque you have signed; write legibly and ensure the amounts in words and figures agree; never sign blank cheques Cross your cheques for safety A crossing is two parallel lines drawn vertically on a cheque with or without the words not negotiable or account payee only between them. The crossing acts as an instruction to bankers to accept the cheque only into a bank account and not to cash it. Including the words not 1215 Part 1: How to use your account negotiable in the crossing helps protect the true owner of the cheque if it is lost or stolen. Anyone who accepts a lost or stolen not negotiable cheque has no better right or title to the cheque than the finder or the thief, and may be liable to refund the amount of the cheque to the true owner, even if he or she has given the finder or thief value for the cheque and is innocent of any wrong-doing. The words account payee only in the crossing serve as a warning to a bank not to accept deposit of the cheque except to the account of the named payee. An open cheque is one that is not crossed. It allows a bank to pay the money to whoever presents it, even if that person found or stole it, unless the bank is put on notice that the cheque might have fallen into the wrong hands. Accordingly, if you are writing a cheque, it is a good idea to cross it unless you propose to present it to the bank for cashing The words or bearer By deleting the words or bearer or substituting the words or order the drawer is directing the bank to pay the amount of the cheque only to the payee or in accordance with the written endorsement (i.e. signed direction) of the payee Stopping payment of a cheque The drawer of a cheque may ask his or her bank to stop payment on it, provided the cheque has not already been paid. If you want to stop payment on a cheque you should immediately telephone us on between 8am and 8pm Monday to Friday or call into a branch. We will need to know the date of the cheque, the amount, the payee and the cheque number. A stop payment fee may apply Dishonour of cheques Cheques can be dishonoured (not paid) because there are insufficient cleared funds in the cheque account to cover the amount of the cheque, because they have been stopped or because the cheque is irregular in some way. The more common irregularities are: the cheque has not been signed by the drawer; the cheque has not been signed in accordance with the authority held by the drawer s bank; there has been a material alteration (e.g. an alteration to the amount) that shows no evidence of having been authorised by the drawer; the cheque appears to be more than 15 months old when it is presented, i.e. it is a stale cheque; and the cheque bears a date that is in the future. This is known as a post-dated cheque and it cannot be paid until that date arrives Cheque clearance times If you deposit a cheque to your account it will generally be cleared in about three days, although it may take longer to clear individual cheques. If you need to draw against the funds urgently or you are concerned about whether the cheque will be paid you can request a special clearance with the teller when you are depositing the cheque to your account. We will arrange to have the cheque presented to the bank on which it is drawn as quickly as possible and let you know by telephone whether or not it has been paid. A fee is charged for this service. You may also be charged for the cost of engaging a courier. 1316 Part 1: How to use your account Using facsimile signatures Cheques drawn on your account must contain original signatures of authorised signatories to your account. If you wish to use facsimile signatures on cheques (for example, mechanically printed copies of the signatures) you will need to provide a separate authority and indemnity. If you do authorise us to accept facsimile signatures you accept the risk of any unauthorised transactions on your account initiated by facsimile signatures. Please contact a branch or your Relationship Manager if you would like to make an arrangement for us to accept cheques with facsimile signatures. More information about cheques is in The Better Banking Book which is available on our website, by calling us or by visiting any branch. 1.8 Using Internet Banking For all Using CommBiz Access to and transactions on accounts through CommBiz are subject to separate Terms and Conditions and are not covered by this brochure. For further details, refer to the CommBiz product information and Terms and Conditions available on our CommBiz website commbiz.com.au Using NetBank (internet banking) or CommBank app and shopping online We may disclose your information to the remitee/beneficiary of a NetBank transfer of funds or third party payment using CommBank app to aid them in identifying the transaction NetBank Security and Secure Internet Shopping When you register for or hold a Debit MasterCard, we may select you for Two Factor Authentication and/or Secure Internet Shopping using NetCode SMS or a NetCode Token. If you are not registered for Secure Internet Shopping you may not be able to transact online at merchants who take part in the MasterCard SecureCode or Verified by Visa. For some NetBank transactions and functions, when you enter your password you may also need to answer correctly your Personalised Identification Questions. If you are selected for Two Factor Authentication or Secure Internet Shopping: using a NetCode Token, then you must: register the NetCode Token within 30 days from the date we sent it to you; and generate and enter your current NetCode when you log in to NetBank and for some internet purchases using your Debit MasterCard. using NetCode SMS, then you must: make sure your current mobile telephone number is registered with the Bank. (To check simply log in to NetBank, go to the Profile and Preferences tab and select My contact details ); and enter your current NetCode when requested in NetBank and for some internet purchases using your Debit MasterCard. Your NetCode Token remains our property and you must return it if we ask you. We issue one active NetCode Token for each Client Number it can t be used for a different Client Number. We may charge you for additional and replacement NetCode Tokens 1417 Part 1: How to use your account 1.9 Peer-to-peer payments Peer-to-peer payments allow NetBank or CommBank app users to make payments to (see Making Peer-to-peer payments on page 15), and receive payments from (see Claiming Peerto-peer payments on page 16), third parties with an Australian bank account (e.g. friends or service providers) using a mobile phone number, address or Facebook details. Peer-to-peer payment functionality will be progressively available to NetBank users from October A recipient can receive payments directly to their nominated deposit account if they register via NetBank or CommBank app. If a recipient is not registered, they can collect the payment via NetBank, mobile phone application or our collections website (see Claiming Peer-to-peer payments on page 16) Making Peer-to-peer payments Pay to Mobile and Pay to If the recipient hasn t registered, you will need to send them the Payment Code (which we will provide to you at the time you make the payment) so they can make a claim. We will notify them the payment is ready to be claimed: via SMS if you used Pay to Mobile; or via if you used Pay to . Pay to Facebook Friend To make Pay to Facebook Friend payments you log in to your Facebook account via Facebook Connect and allow NetBank or mobile phone application to access your Facebook account basic information and also your Facebook friends list. After you have made the payment, you need to notify the Facebook friend. You can notify the Facebook friend using a Facebook wall post via NetBank or mobile phone application. If you skip this step, you will need to notify the Pay to Facebook Friend recipient separately. We don t send any notifications for Pay to Facebook Friend. If the recipient hasn t registered, you will also need to send them the Payment Code so they can make a claim. How we process payments We use the mobile number, address or Facebook ID to facilitate the payment. You should advise the recipient that you have provided us with this information. Peer-to-peer payments are debited from your account when you request the Peer-to-peer payment. When the recipient s account will be credited depends on the policy and systems of their bank. We do not pay interest on amounts credited back to your account if a recipient does not claim a payment or the funds are credited back to your account for any other reason. You cannot make Peer-to-peer payments using a credit card account Claiming Peer-to-peer payments If you have registered, the payment will be deposited directly to a nominated deposit account. If you are not registered, we will tell you when the payment is ready to be claimed: via SMS if the Payer used Pay to Mobile; or via if the Payer used Pay to . 1518 Part 1: How to use your account If the payment was made via Pay to Facebook Friend and you are not registered, the Payer will need to notify you they have initiated a payment. We don t send any notifications for Pay to Facebook Friend. If you are not registered, you can collect the payment via NetBank, mobile phone application or our collections website. For you to claim a payment, the Payer must advise you of the Payment Code. If you haven t received the Payment Code, please contact the Payer. You can use NetBank, mobile phone application or our collections website commbank.com.au/collect to make the claim. Simply enter the following: the Payer s method of payment (mobile, , or Facebook, as applicable); your mobile phone number, address or Facebook login details via Facebook Connect (as applicable); the Payment Code; and select the account from the list of your available accounts or enter the BSB and account number of the account you wish the payment to be paid to. Payments will be processed by BSB and account number only, without using an account name. Some institutions with unique account numbers may disregard the BSB number. Please take care to enter the correct BSB and account number as you may not be able to recover a payment if it is credited to another person s account. You must collect the payment within 14 days after the day the Payer inputs the payment. Otherwise, the payment is returned to the Payer. The returning of unclaimed payments may be occasionally delayed beyond 14 days due to system outages. Once you enter your details on our site, it may then take up to 3 business days before your account is credited with the funds. We may cancel or suspend your right to claim a payment at any time without notice to you (e.g. if a dispute arises or we suspect mistake or fraud). For security purposes, make sure you don t tell anyone else the Payment Code or record it anywhere that may lead to loss, theft or abuse. We are not responsible for any loss you suffer due to: any delay in notifying you that a payment is available to be claimed; any failure or delay by the Payer to provide you or us with the correct information to enable you to claim a payment; another person becoming aware of your Payment Code; your entering incorrect information in NetBank, mobile phone application or on our collections website; or our cancelling or suspending your right to claim a payment (e.g. if a dispute arises or we suspect mistake or fraud). You must contact the Payer if a payment cannot be claimed by you or you wish to dispute the amount of the payment. 1619 Part 1: How to use your account Removing or limiting your access Your access to NetBank transfers to non- linked accounts, BPAY payments, International Money Transfers (if applicable) and/or payments to third parties using CommBank app may be removed or reduced if: we select you for or you choose to take part in Two Factor Authentication; and you don t register your NetCode Token with us within 30 days from the date we sent it to you, or you later tell us that you don t want to take part in Two Factor Authentication. We may suspend Two Factor Authentication or Secure Internet Shopping if we have reason to believe that your online security is at risk, e.g. you entered the wrong NetCode more than once. If we do, your access to NetBank and/or payments to third parties using CommBank app may be suspended or limited and Secure Internet Shopping won t apply until we reactivate it. If you have an exemption from Two Factor Authentication for any period of time, your access to payments to third parties using CommBank app may be suspended or limited and Secure Internet Shopping won t apply during that time. Using your mobile phone to access NetBank or make payments to third parties using CommBank app The version of NetBank we ve designed for your mobile phone or tablet device and the CommBank app link to the network of an Australian telecommunications provider. So if you have an overseas telecommunications provider, then you may not be able to access them. To access NetBank on your mobile phone, you must be registered for Two Factor Authentication using NetCode SMS or a NetCode Token. If you have an exemption from Two Factor Authentication for any period of time, then you won t be able to access NetBank during that time. Using your Tablet to access NetBank You must be registered for NetCode SMS or a NetCode Token to access NetBank and be registered for NetCode SMS to use the secure features of the CommBank app on your mobile phone or tablet device. If you have an exemption from Two Factor Authentication for any period of time, then you won t be able to access NetBank or the secure features of the CommBank app during that time. Connection charges You re responsible for any amount that your telecommunications/internet provider charges you to access NetBank or the CommBank app from your mobile phone/tablet. This includes all call costs and data costs. For mobile, if you are overseas and have roaming access to the internet, then you can continue to use NetBank on your mobile phone and the CommBank app. However, you may pay higher connection charges to your telecommunication provider. For Tablet, if you are overseas then you can continue to use NetBank and the CommBank app on your Tablet. However, you may pay higher connection charges to your internet provider. Suspended Client Number If we suspend your Client Number for any reason (e.g. you entered the wrong Password), then you can t access NetBank and the secure features of the CommBank app until we reactivate it. 1720 Part 1: How to use your account Scheduling future payments and transfers In NetBank, you can schedule a payment or transfer to take place on a future date that you nominate. However, this is not available for Online Saver. If you tell us in time, you may be able to cancel a scheduled transaction. Otherwise, we will process the payment or transfer as originally instructed by you. If you have scheduled a transaction through NetBank, you can only cancel this transaction through NetBank. When are e-banking transactions processed? In some cases, e-banking transactions made after 3 pm on a business day or on a non-business day and transactions scheduled to occur on a non-business day may not be processed until the next business day. To find out when we process your e-banking payments, visit our website or call us. Using BPAY BPAY (Bill Payment) lets you pay most bills over the telephone, NetBank, and CommBank app. To use BPAY, you must first set up a password for Telephone Banking or register with NetBank. For more details, visit NetBank or call us. BPAY cannot be used with a Online Saver. Can you stop a BPAY transaction? A BPAY transaction cannot be stopped once you have confirmed the relevant information. What happens if a Biller can t process a payment? If a Biller tells us that they can t process your BPAY payment, we will: notify you; credit the payment amount back to your account; and if needed, help you make a valid BPAY payment. BPAY what happens if there is a mistake or you find unauthorised transactions If you make a BPAY payment by mistake, we will try to help you recover the payment from the Biller or any other person who received it. If we can t recover the payment within 20 business days, then you are liable for that amount. You should then try to resolve the issue with the Biller or the person who received the payment. If you report an unauthorised transaction and we find that your account has been: incorrectly debited or credited, then we will adjust your account (including any interest and charges) and notify you in writing; or correctly debited or credited or that you re liable for the loss or part of the loss, then we will give you copies of the relevant documents or evidence. Using BPAY View TM BPAY View lets you receive some bills electronically instead of by mail. You can use NetBank to view these bills and then pay them immediately. To register for BPAY View, register on NetBank or call us. What you agree to when you register for BPAY View When you register to receive a bill or statement electronically through BPAY View, then you agree to the following: TM Registered to BPAY PTY LTD ABN View more
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