What is a Security Token?
A Security Token provides a second level of authentication for Bendigo e-banking and is used in conjunction with your Access ID and Password. A Security Token creates a single use Authentication Key, which means it changes every time you use it.
There are two types of Security Tokens available:
- e-token - a free digital option delivered via a smartphone app;
- One-touch token - A physical token available to purchase for $20.
Find out more about how to set up and use e-tokens.
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- What is PayID?
- What are the benefits of PayID?
- When will PayID be available?
- Is PayID secure?
- Can I transfer my PayID to a Bendigo Bank account from another financial institution?
- Do you have to be registered for e-banking to create a PayID?
- Why might an account not be visible when creating a PayID in e-banking?
- Can a PayID be created on a term deposit account?
- What happens if I lose my mobile phone and that number was also my PayID?
- When using a PayID, how do I know I'm paying the right person?
- Can I have multiple PayIDs?
- Can a PayID be used to make or receive overseas payments?
- Who can receive fast payments?
- Can you give me an example of when I might need to use a fast payment?
- Do I have a different payment limit for fast payments?
- Where am I able to see transaction references over 280 characters?
- What PayID types can be used?
- Will PayID replace BSBs and account numbers?
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- What happens if I lock my PayID?
- What if I don't like my PayID name?
- What happens if the PayID I want to use is already registered by someone else?
- What should I do if I don't receive the six digit verification code when creating a PayID?
- Is it safe to share my PayID?
- Do I need a PayID to make a fast payment?
- Can one PayID be linked to more than one account?
- Can a PayID be used to withdraw money from an account?
- Who can make fast payments?
- How safe and secure is this?
- What time will recurring fast payments be sent?
- How long do I have to approve a payment on a two to sign account?
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