Need Help Logging On?
- My password isn't working
- What is my User ID?
- How do I register?
- I have forgotten my password
- I've been logged off, or can't log on
My Password isn't working
- Passwords are case sensitive. Please check your Caps Lock key.
- Passwords are between eight and 16 characters with no spaces.
- Internet Banking passwords are a combination of letters and numbers and can be a combination of upper and lower case letters (eg. PaSSwo1R2d).
- You may have recently changed your Internet Banking password.
What is my User ID?
- Your initial User ID is the eight digit number provided to you at the time of registration, which enables ANZ to identify you when you access ANZ Internet Banking.
- Your User ID is NOT your ANZ account number.
How do I register?
- Visit the Register for Internet Banking page for information on how to register.
Forgotten your User ID or password
If you have forgotten your password or User ID, please call the ANZ Internet Banking Support Center, 8am-5pm, Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays, on 633-2256 (call rates may apply for cell and payphones). International callers dial 1+ 684-633-2256 (international call rates may apply).
Once you have been identified by a Customer Service Officer, you will be provided with a temporary password to obtain access to the service. You will then be required to select your own unique password when you next log on to ANZ Internet Banking.
I've been logged off or can't log on
- After 15 minutes of inactivity ANZ Internet Banking will automatically log off.
- Using back, forward and refresh options in your browser will automatically log off a session.
- Attempting to open multiple sessions of ANZ Internet Banking will automatically log off any existing session.
If you are still having difficulties, please call the ANZ Internet Banking Support Center, 8am-5pm, Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays, on 633-2256 (call rates may apply for cell and payphones). International callers dial 1+684-633-2256 (international call rates may apply).