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Your transactions are getting a new look
We’ve made it easier to keep track of your spending and where you use your card. You can track your savings' interest and stay confident in reaching your financial goals.
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Check your balance and transactions quickly and easily

Key features

  • View your last 6 months of transactions.
  • See pending debit or credit card transactions.
  • View your loan redraw amount.
  • Check interest rates for Home and Personal Loans.
  • Easy-to-read transaction information.

Make super-fast payments and schedule your bills

Never miss a bill by setting up recurring BPAY bills or scheduled payments to anyone in Australia.

Plus, get paid or pay someone with super-fast payments and PayID.

Key features

  • Add payees and BPAY billers.
  • Fast payments.
  • PayID – no need to remember bank details.
  • Add and delete scheduled payments and bills.
Download the app from the App Store or Google Play and get started today.

Enjoy special digital features

We’ve created a range of clever features to help improve your banking experience and financial wellbeing.

Key features

  • Add your Great Southern Bank credit or debit card to your Digital Wallet.
  • Hide your savings with The Vault.

Your cards, your way

Control your cards and how you use them at the touch of a button via the 'Cards' tab.

Key features

  • Set or change your PIN.
  • Activate your debit card.
  • Lock your card.
  • Add your card to your phone or smartwatch.
  • Apple Pay
  • Google Pay

Safe and secure login

Mobile banking is not only convenient, it’s also safe and secure. To log in to Mobile Banking, you’ll need your customer number and your password.

Key features

  • Fingerprint login.
  • Facial login.
  • Change your password anytime.
FAQS

Mobile banking handy information

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Is there a daily limit for mobile banking?

There's no daily limit when you transfer funds between your own Great Southern Bank accounts or pay your bills using BPAY.

For all other transfers, you can increase your daily limit up to $30,000. To change your daily limit, go to the ‘Manage Limits’ section in Great Southern Bank Online Banking.

Please note, a daily transfer limit of $5,000 does however apply for fast payments made through the New Payments Platform (NPP) and cannot be increased.

I forgot my password

If you've forgotten your password, simply go to the login page for online banking, click on the ‘Forgot your password button and follow the steps.

If you enter an incorrect password multiple times, it will be locked. If this happens, you'll need to call us on 133 282 to reset it.

What can I do in the app?

You can:

  • Log in quickly and securely using your fingerprint or face on supported devices
  • View and search your payees and billers
  • Make fast payments – under a minute with Osko
  • Visa Debit Cards: activate and set your PIN
  • Debit cards: Lock it when misplaced and simply enter a security code to unlock
  • Hide your savings account in The Vault
  • View pending Great Southern Bank Visa Debit and Credit Card transactions
  • Search and filter transactions and scheduled payments
  • View details like your email, contact numbers and account preferences
  • View account details including account owner names and interest summaries
  • View both the available and current account balances
  • Check your balances
  • Pay bills and transfer money
  • Redraw your additional payments for home loans and personal loans where the account is in a single name
  • Set up and save a new payee or biller
  • Delete payees and billers
  • Set up and delete a recurring payment
  • Share BSB and account details
  • Share transaction confirmation and receipt details
  • Display accounts linked to your debit card
  • View your last six months of transactions
  • Save your customer number and choose to securely log in with only your password
  • Change your password
  • Add your Visa Debit card and credit card to your Digital Wallet – your Visa Debit card can be added, allowing it to be used via Apple Pay and Google Pay, before you receive the physical card.
How do I log in and out of the Great Southern Bank Mobile Banking app?

If you've already registered for online banking, simply download the app, and enter your customer number and password on the login screen. You can also select "remember me" to save your customer number and only use your password for future logins.

If you haven't registered for online or mobile banking yet, simply download the app and click the register button.

How do I change my password?

You can change your password in the mobile banking app under the ‘Services and Settings’ section.

Online banking
Manage your accounts with our secure and convenient 24/7 online banking. You can pay bills, transfer money, check balances and more.
  • Manage your accounts quickly and simply.
  • Manage all your payments and bills in one place.
  • Safe and secure login, for peace of mind.

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