About Online Banking
24 hour, 365 day banking from your computer.
Online Banking is a National Bank service that lets you do your everyday banking
24 hours, 365 days from a computer at home or work. You can:
- Check the balances of your everyday and savings accounts, term
deposits, credit cards, loans and managed funds
- Transfer funds between your National Bank accounts
- Create new bill payees by selecting from a list of Pre-Authorised
organisations or setting up a Self-Selected Party (organisations or individuals
not pre-authorised).
- Make regular bill payments to your bill payees
- you can create up to 10 bill payments at a time and set the payment date up to
90 days in advance
- Make one-off payments to any other bank account in New Zealand
- Make tax payments to the Inland Revenue Department. Set your payment
date up to 90 days in advance
- Create, amend, or delete your automatic payments online. You can
change details such as the amount, frequency, next payment date and your statement
details
- Use
OnlineCode
for additional security while banking online
- View or print out transaction summaries, or download them for use
with software applications
- Choose to stop receiving paper statements on some accounts, and
re-start them at any time
- Request to open an everyday or savings account, or a new term deposit
online
- Update your contact details
- Use Bank Mail to ask questions in a secure environment
- Register for and access
Online Share Trading
to buy and sell shares online
- Use your iPhone or iPod Touch with a wireless Internet connection to view account balances make bill
payments and transfer funds plus view a summary of up to one month's transactions.
Find out more information on National Bank iBank or how to register.
Take a tour
around Online Banking to see a summary of its key features. It's a great way to
find out exactly what Online Banking can do for you. If you have a particular question,
you may find the answer in our
Frequently Asked
Questions
section.
National Bank Online Banking is a real-time system, which means your information
is right up to the minute. The normal clearing rules will apply. Any transfers,
payments or maintenance completed before 8pm business days are processed that day;
those made after 8pm are processed the following business day.
Please note – to provide the most up to date information, system maintenance
is required between 8pm and 8.30pm on business days, which may result in some services
being unavailable.
Your unique customer number and individual password means you control access to
your accounts.
You can access Online Banking from any Internet-connected computer in the world
as long as its browser meets the encryption requirements that ensure confidential
transaction processing.
Fees
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→ Transaction fees
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Normal transaction fees apply for Online Banking transactions
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→ Create automatic payment or bill payee
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No charge |
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→ Amend automatic payment
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No charge* |
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→ One-off payment
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No charge |
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→ OnlineCode
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waived
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*Transaction fees will apply to pay as you go accounts such as National Bank Classic. |
What You Need
- Online Banking is available for customers with at least one current account, savings account,
credit card or term deposit account may use Online Banking. You need to have single or 'several'
signing authority on your accounts to have full online access.
- You need access to the Internet with an Internet browser that supports 128 bit encryption,
such as Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher or Netscape Navigator 8.0 or higher. You can
download a suitable browser from the Internet.
To Register
To register for National Bank Online Banking:
- Simply go to the
registration page.
You will be led through the registration process, step by step, or
- Visit your nearest
branch.
Contact Us
We’ll be happy to answer any questions you might have about National Bank
Online Banking. Call 0800 49 50 51 (personal customers), or 0800 69 62 69 (business/rural
customers) any time 24 hours, 365 days.
You can view The National Bank’s Online Banking
Conditions of Use.
Read our current
disclosure statement.