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NetBank features
NetBank allows you to manage your finances with ease in a secure environment. Transfer money, pay bills, review transactions and much more.
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Want to get the most out of banking online? Here are our top tips to get you going.
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Using NetBank for:
Accounts
NetBank lets you transfer between linked Commonwealth Bank accounts, pay bills, view balances and much more.
Loans
Whether it’s a personal, home or business loan you’re after, we’ll help you find the right one.
Business
NetBank lets you view multiple accounts, make one-off or recurring fund transfers, and pay and schedule bill payments with BPAY.
Travel
NetBank lets you access and manage your money anywhere in the world when you want it. Order foreign cash and traveller’s cheques online before you leave.
Credit cards
Use your Commonwealth Bank credit card online confidently with Secure Internet Shopping, plus earn Commonwealth Awards to redeem rewards.
Term deposits
If you don’t need instant access to your money and want a better interest rate, consider a term deposit with special ‘Internet only’ rates available.
BPAY
BPAY is a bill payment service that lets you pay your bills by telephone and internet banking, helping you to save time.
NetBank charges
Joining NetBank is free and most popular transactions contain no service charges. Details of the few services that we charge for can be found here.
- Important information. As the advice on this website has been prepared without considering your objectives, financial situation or needs, you should, before acting on the advice, consider its appropriateness to your circumstances. View our Financial Services Guide. Terms and Conditions for these products and services are available online or from any branch of the Commonwealth Bank. The Terms and Conditions should be considered before making any decision about these products.
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