Bank local. Bank@Post.
Bank local. Bank@Post.
With access to over 80 banks and financial institutions, including our key partners CommBank, Westpac and NAB, you’ll find it easy to manage your money locally1.
You or your small business can deposit cash and cheques2, withdraw money and make balance enquiries for free3 at participating Post Offices, including more than 1,800 in rural and remote locations.
It’s our way of ensuring every Australian has access to banking services. Enjoy more convenience as you get your mail, parcels, office supplies and banking transactions sorted in one place.
At your local Post Office, you can ...
Deposit cash or cheques4
Withdraw cash4
Check your account balance4
A convenient way to bank
A convenient way to bank
Find out why customers in this rural Tasmanian community choose Bank@Post to manage their money.
Find your participating financial institution or service in the alphabetical drop-down boxes below to learn which services it offers.
Please note: our Post Offices cannot accept cheques issued by financial institutions that have discontinued cheque services.
Additional services are offered by select financial institutions, including:
| Financial institution | Additional services |
|---|---|
| CBA | Additional services Passbook transactions |
| NAB | Additional services Passbook transactions |
1 Bank@Post is an agency service provided by Australia Post on behalf of over 80 financial institutions. Bank@Post is available at participating Post Offices. Consult your financial institution for terms and conditions of the Bank@Post service.
2 Our Post Offices cannot accept cheques issued by financial institutions that have discontinued cheque services.
3 We don’t charge you fees to use Bank@Post. Please check your account terms and conditions or ask your financial institution if they will charge you for using Bank@Post.
4 Limits apply. Consult your financial institution for terms and conditions of the Bank@Post services available to you.
5 BCU a division of POLICE & NURSES LIMITED.
6 Border Bank, a division of Police Bank Ltd ABN 95 027 650 799 AFLS/Australian Credit License 24001.
7 Great Southern Bank, a business name of Credit Union Australia Ltd.
