Electronic access terms of use

1. Introduction

It’s a good idea to read these terms of use carefully before you access any Electronic Service. While it’s quite a lengthy document, it’s full of important information, so have a read through before you get started. Just remember that your first use of any Access Method in connection with an Account will be your agreement to these terms of use.

If your Account is accessible through Electronic Services, we’ve made this clear in your Account Terms and Conditions. These terms of use operate in addition to, and should be read together with your Account Terms and Conditions.

Other than in respect of section 13 (definitions), if there are any inconsistencies between these terms of use and any Account Terms and Conditions, these terms of use will prevail.

2. Transactions

2.1 Funds transfer

Depending on your Account, you or an Authorised User may be able to transfer funds from your Account to another bank account via Electronic Services. Please refer to the relevant Account Terms and Conditions to see if this feature is available for your Account.

Enhanced security measures may be required for certain payments. See section 7 for further details.

Processing your instructions

To make a funds transfer, you or an Authorised User will need the following information for the account you wish to transfer to:

1. the account BSB
2. the account number
3. the account name

You or the Authorised User must select the Account from which the payment will be made, and may also choose to provide a reference description for the transaction.

Once a funds transfer instruction has been accepted by us, it can’t be cancelled unless it is a scheduled funds transfer (see section 4).

Scheduled funds transfers

You or an Authorised User can arrange to make a funds transfer on a future date, including on a recurring basis.

A scheduled funds transfer may not be processed for a number of reasons, including if, on the day the scheduled funds transfer is due:

• there are insufficient cleared funds in the Account from which the payment is to be made, or
• the payment will cause the daily transaction limit for the Account to be exceeded.

For scheduled processing times, refer to section 3.

When providing instructions for any funds transfer, it is your or the Authorised User's responsibility to ensure that the intended payee's account details are correct. We do not carry out checks to determine if the details provided in a funds transfer instruction are correct. For example, we do not check that the BSB and account numbers provided correspond with the account name of the payee.

Any error made in entering details may result in a payment being made to an unintended recipient and it may not be possible to recover the funds. However, if the funds transfer is a Pay Anyone Payment the mistaken internet payments procedures below apply.

Mistaken payments

A Pay Anyone Payment that is made by you or an Authorised User to an unintended recipient, is referred to as a Mistaken Internet Payment.

Mistaken Internet Payments made by you or an Authorised User

You or your Authorised Users should report Mistaken Internet Payments by calling us as soon as possible as delays may impact on our ability to recover the funds on your behalf.

We will need to collect information from you or an Authorised User that will allow us to investigate and determine whether a Mistaken Internet Payment has occurred. We will provide a reference number, or some other form of acknowledgement, which should be retained as evidence of the date and time of the report.

If we are not satisfied that a Mistaken Internet Payment has occurred, we will not take further action and you will be liable for the loss arising from the payment.

If we are satisfied that a Mistaken Internet Payment has occurred, we will send a request for the return of the funds to the ADI whose customer received the payment (known as the receiving ADI). Sending this request to the receiving ADI requires us to disclose information to that ADI about your Account and the Mistaken Internet Payment.

If the receiving ADI is also satisfied that a Mistaken Internet Payment has occurred and there are sufficient funds available in the account of the unintended recipient, the receiving ADI will attempt to recover the funds and return them to us and we will credit them to the Account from which the payment was made. The following process will apply:

• Where the Mistaken Internet Payment is reported to us within ten Business Days after the payment is made, the receiving ADI is required to return the funds to us within five to ten Business Days of receiving our request.
• Where the Mistaken Internet Payment is reported to us between ten Business Days and seven months after the payment is made, the receiving ADI will give the recipient ten Business Days to establish that they are entitled to the funds, and if they do not, the receiving ADI will return the funds to us within two Business Days of the expiry of that period.
• Where the Mistaken Internet Payment is reported to us more than seven months after the payment is made, the receiving ADI will ask the recipient if they agree to the return the funds to us.

If the receiving ADI is satisfied that a Mistaken Internet Payment has occurred but there are insufficient funds in the unintended recipient's account to refund the amount of the payment, the receiving ADI will use reasonable endeavours to obtain a refund for you (for example, by facilitating repayment of the funds by the recipient through instalments).

If the receiving ADI is not satisfied that a Mistaken Internet Payment has occurred, it may (but it is not obliged to) seek the consent of the recipient to enable the return of funds to us.

You will be notified in writing, within 30 Business Days of receipt of the report of a Mistaken Internet Payment from your Account, of the outcome of our investigation. If you are not satisfied with how the report is handled by us, you can make a complaint in accordance with section 12.

Mistaken payments received by you

You may receive funds into your Account where you are not the intended recipient due to a sender entering the wrong BSB number, account number or other identifying information when making an internet payment. This section applies to that situation.

If you become aware of any payments into your Account of which you are not the intended recipient, please contact us as soon as possible.

Where we receive a request for the return of funds from an ADI whose customer reports a mistaken payment into your Account, we are satisfied that a mistaken payment has occurred, and there are sufficient funds in your Account, we may:

• debit your Account with the amount of the mistaken payment without notifying you or obtaining your consent (if the sender reports the mistake within ten Business Days of the payment), or
• restrict your access to the funds and give you ten Business Days to establish that you are entitled to the funds before debiting the Account (if the sender reports the mistake after ten Business Days but within seven months of the payment).

Otherwise, we will get your approval to return the funds.

If we are satisfied that a mistaken payment has occurred, but the balance of your Account is less than the amount of the mistaken payment, we will contact you to discuss the best way for you to repay the sender.

Where we are unable to determine that the payment was a result of a mistaken payment, we may still contact you to seek your consent to the return of the funds.

Aside from the above, if you are a recipient of income support payments from Centrelink, we will only seek to recover the funds from you in accordance with the Code of Operation for Centrelink Direct Credit Payments.

Unauthorised transactions

Your liability for unauthorised and fraudulent funds transfers will be determined in accordance with section 8.

2.2 BPAY Payments

Depending on your Account, you or an Authorised User may be able to make BPAY payments to Billers (which may include us) from your Account through Electronic Services. MBL is a member of the BPAY Scheme and will tell you if it is no longer a member.

BPAY payments can be made immediately or on a date up to 12 months in the future. Some Billers will not accept BPAY payments from certain account types and others may have restrictions on the amount that can be paid by BPAY.

Enhanced security measures may be required for certain BPAY payments. See section 7 for further details.

Processing instructions

To make a BPAY payment you or an Authorised User will need to provide the following details:

• the Account from which the BPAY payment is to be made
• the Biller code,
• the Customer Reference Number (CRN).

We'll debit the Account you select with the bill amount that you specify.

Except for a scheduled payment (see section 4), a BPAY payment instruction cannot be cancelled.

If we are advised that a BPAY payment cannot be processed by a Biller, we will notify you, credit your Account with the amount of the BPAY payment and take all reasonable steps to assist you in any further attempt to make the BPAY payment.

When we make a BPAY payment we are not acting as your agent or the agent of the Biller to whom the payment is directed.

Scheduled BPAY payments

You and your Authorised Users can arrange for a BPAY payment to be made up to 12 months in the future. Some Billers do not allow for recurring payments to be set up. If this is the case, we will notify you at the time of setting up the transaction.

A scheduled BPAY payment may not be processed for a number of reasons, including:

• the Biller no longer participates in the BPAY Scheme
• there are insufficient cleared funds in your Account on the day the payment is scheduled, or
• the payment would cause your daily BPAY transaction limit to be exceeded.

For scheduled processing times, refer to section 3.

Mistaken BPAY payments

Care should be taken by you and Authorised Users to enter the correct amount and Biller’s detail. If the amount entered is greater than intended, you or the Authorised User must contact the Biller to obtain a refund. If the amount is less than intended, another BPAY payment can be made to make up the difference.

If you or an Authorised User told us to pay the wrong Biller we will re-credit your Account and will seek to recover that amount from the Biller. However, if we cannot recover the amount within 20 Business Days, we will debit your Account for that amount. If there are insufficient funds or credit available on your Account you must pay that amount to us. You acknowledge that the receipt by a Biller of a mistaken or erroneous payment does not, or will not constitute under any circumstances, part or whole satisfaction of any underlying debt owed between you and the Biller.

You should check your Account carefully and promptly report to us any BPAY payments you think are errors or that were not authorised by you or an Authorised User. The longer the delay between the date of the BPAY payment and when we are informed of the error, the more difficult it may be to correct the error. You may need to liaise directly with the Biller to correct the error if, for example, because of delay, we no longer have sufficient information to investigate it.

For us to investigate a BPAY payment from your Account that may be unauthorised, you or an Authorised User must first give us your written consent, addressed to the Biller who received that BPAY payment, authorising us to obtain information about your account with that Biller, or the BPAY payment. You will need to include your CRN and any other information we require. If you do not give us your consent, the Biller may not be permitted under law to disclose to us the information we need to investigate or rectify that BPAY payment.

If we make a BPAY payment to a person or for an amount not instructed by you or an Authorised User, and your Account was debited with the payment, we will credit that amount back to your Account.

Disputes in relation to unauthorised, fraudulent or wrong BPAY payments will be handled in accordance with section 12. Your liability for unauthorised and fraudulent BPAY payments will be determined in accordance with section 8. No chargeback rights are available in respect of a BPAY payment from your Account.

Subject to section 8 of these terms of use:

• we are not liable for any consequential loss or damage you may suffer as a result of using the BPAY Scheme, other than:
  • due to any loss or damage you suffer due to our negligence, or
  • in relation to any breach of a condition or warranty implied by law under consumer protection legislation which may not be excluded, restricted or modified at all or only to a limited extent, and
• you indemnify us against any loss or damage we may suffer due to any claim, demand or action of any kind brought against us arising directly or indirectly because you or an Authorised User did not observe any of the obligations under this section 2.2 or acted negligently or fraudulently in connection with their use of, the BPAY Scheme.

2.3 General information on transactions

When you or an Authorised User make a transfer or a payment on your Account through Electronic Services, the following general conditions apply:

• we will confirm the receipt of instructions to transact (although not the transaction itself)
• you should check your Account records carefully and report to us as soon as you become aware of any payments that you think have been made in error or which were not authorised (see section 8 for liability for unauthorised payments)
• you should notify us promptly if you become aware of any delays or mistakes in processing transactions
• you authorise us, and we are entitled, to act upon any instruction received via Electronic Services in conjunction with the correct Access Methods and other terms agreed between you and us
• we will not be obliged to effect a payment instruction if:
  • it is not made in accordance with these Terms of Use
  • your Account Terms and Conditions prohibit the payment
  • the information given to us, or requested by us, is incomplete and/or inaccurate
  • we are restricted or prohibited by law, regulation, industry code, or the requirement of a government or similar authority from permitting the payment to occur
  • the instruction is not accepted by our system
  • there is a technical failure of equipment, our system or outside our system, which causes a delay in the transmission or acceptance of the instruction
  • the financial institution to which the payment is to be made does not accept it or delays accepting it
  • your or an Authorised User's right to participate in Electronic Services is suspended
  • there are insufficient cleared funds in the Account from which the payment is to be made to cover the amount of the payment on the day the payment is instructed to be made, or
  • the request would cause you to exceed any daily limit (on the day the payment is instructed to be made) we impose on your Account or your use of Electronic Services,
• we will perform a payment instruction as soon as possible, however we do not guarantee that any transaction we are instructed to make will be made on the day or at the time requested, and
• we have absolute discretion to determine the order in which we give effect to payment instructions received.

3. Processing times

Immediate funds transfer and BPAY payment processing times

Generally a request will be processed as outlined in the table below:

See section 4 for details of applicable cut-off times.

Scheduled funds transfers and BPAY payment processing times

Scheduled funds transfer and BPAY payments will be debited to and processed from your Account as outlined in the table below:

Scheduled funds transfers and BPAY payments may be altered or cancelled before the scheduled date (see section 4 for details of applicable cut-off times).

Delays

A delay might occur in the processing of the transaction including where:

• there is a public or a bank holiday on the day, or on the day after, you or an Authorised User provide instructions or tell us to make the transaction
• we need to verify that the transaction is adequately authorised, or
• another participant of the BPAY Scheme is not complying with its obligations, or there is a system malfunction.

We will use reasonable endeavours to correct such delay.

4. Cut off times

All times listed in this section 4 refer to Sydney time.

Immediate cut-off times

The following cut off times apply to immediate funds transfers and BPAY payments.

Modification cut-off times

The following cut off times apply to modification of scheduled funds transfers and BPAY payments.

Cancellation cut-off times

The following cut off times apply to cancellation of scheduled funds transfers and BPAY payments.

5. Daily transaction limits

6. Fees and charges

7. Enhanced security measures

For certain activities on your Account, you or an Authorised User may be asked to comply with our enhanced security measures. This may include when you or the Authorised User make a funds transfer to a new recipient, make a BPAY payment to a new Biller, or sign into Mobile Banking using a fingerprint stored on your Mobile Device.

Our enhanced security measures provide an additional layer of security to protect you and us from unauthorised transactions and fraud. The measures may change from time to time at our discretion and include any appropriate method of authentication, or contacting you to verify the transaction or activity on your Account.

Two-factor authentication, often referred to as "2FA", is an authentication process which uses two different layers of security to verify your identity. For Online Banking, for example, the first layer of authentication is an Access Code and Password and a second layer of authentication is imposed when you or the Authorised User initiate certain transactions or performs certain activities on your Account. This additional layer of security may include, but is not limited to, the requirement to input an SMS Code, or answer security questions.

You or an Authorised User will be instructed to contact us to complete a transaction or other Account activity if any enhanced security measure is not successfully satisfied.

8. Liability for unauthorised transactions

9. Security

Security and fraud

We are committed to providing the highest quality of financial services within a trusted environment. Please read the Security and Fraud statement for more information.

Equipment security

You and your Authorised Users must take all reasonable steps to protect the security of your respective computer hardware and software, and Mobile Device. Reasonable steps include:

• for computer hardware and software: protecting your computer from viruses and maintaining passwords, and
• for a Mobile Device: setting screen lock passwords and ensuring that others do not have access to the use of your Mobile Device (including by ensuring, if you have enabled the ability to access Mobile Banking using a fingerprint stored on your Mobile Device, that your fingerprint is the only fingerprint stored on your Mobile Device).

You and your Authorised Users should log out from Online Banking and Mobile Banking at the end of each session.

You acknowledge that, for security purposes, we reserve the right at any time to log you and any Authorised Users out of Online Banking and Mobile Banking, for example if you or the Authorised Users are inactive for a period of time after logging on.

Where you or an Authorised User remove some system level restrictions on a Mobile Device by, for example, 'jailbreaking' or 'rooting' the Mobile Device, you indemnify us for any loss arising from fraudulent activity carried out on the Mobile Device, including in respect of your Account.

It is important that, if you wish to use a fingerprint stored on your Mobile Device to log in to Mobile Banking, no fingerprints other than your own are stored on your Mobile Device. If someone else’s fingerprint is stored on your Mobile Device, that person may be able to view your Accounts and perform transactions in Mobile Banking. We will treat any Mobile Banking transactions performed using a fingerprint stored on your Mobile Device as authorised and you will be responsible for them.

Security guidelines

The security of your and your Authorised User's Secret Codes is very important, as whoever has access to them may be able to perform transactions on your Account. These guidelines are designed to help you keep your and your Authorised User's Secret Codes secure.

By following these guidelines, you and your Authorised Users can assist in preventing unauthorised transactions on your Account. These guidelines do not determine your liability for unauthorised transactions. Your liability will be determined under section 8 and any applicable codes of practice to which we subscribe.

To protect your Secret Codes you and your Authorised Users should:

• not disclose any Secret Code to anyone, including a family member or friend
• take care to prevent anyone seeing a Secret Code entered into a computer, Mobile Device or telephone
• try to commit all Secret Codes to memory and not record them by any means (including by storing them on a computer or Mobile Device, or any article that could be accessed or stolen along with a computer or Mobile Device) without making a reasonable attempt to disguise them
• not choose a Secret Code which can be easily guessed including, for example, a Secret Code that uses repeated characters, consecutive numbers, or a Secret Code that represents a recognisable part of your or their name, birth date, telephone number or driver's licence number, and
• change all Secret Codes at regular intervals.

The following are examples of what is NOT a reasonable attempt at disguising a Secret Code:

• recording the Secret Code in reverse order
• recording the Secret Code as a telephone number where no other numbers are recorded
• recording the Secret Code as a telephone number including the Secret Code in its correct sequence
• recording the Secret Code as a sequence of numbers or letters with any of them marked to indicate the Secret Code
• recording the Secret Code as a date (including a birth date) or as an amount, or
• recording the Secret Code in any other way that can be easily identified.

Reporting loss, theft or misuse of Secret Codes and devices

You or an Authorised User must immediately notify us if it is suspected that the security of a Secret Code or Mobile Device, has been breached. You or an Authorised User must also promptly notify us of any unauthorised transactions on your account.

Please contact us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, by calling us on 1800 081 785.

If we are unable to be contacted by phone because our lines are unavailable, you will not be liable for unauthorised transactions which could have been prevented had we been contactable, provided we are told within a reasonable time after our telephone facilities become available again.

10. Third party websites

We may provide links to Third Party Websites through Online Banking or Mobile Banking for convenience. Where you or an Authorised User leave Online Banking or Mobile Banking via such a link, it is at your or the Authorised User's own risk. The information available through the link to the Third Party Website is not produced, checked for accuracy, or otherwise reviewed by us and we have no control over the information on Third Party Websites or the products or services on them. Inclusion of a link to a Third Party Website should not be construed as that party's endorsement of the Online Banking or Mobile Banking; nor should it be construed as our endorsement of the Third Party Website. By linking to sites operated by third parties, we are not authorising the reproduction of any material on such sites, as such material may be the subject of intellectual property rights.

11. Suspension and termination

We may, acting reasonably, suspend and/or terminate your or an Authorised User's use of and access to Electronic Services for any of the following reasons:

• breach or suspected breach of these terms of use, any Account Terms and Conditions or any other incorporated agreements or guidelines
• where we believe that use of Electronic Services may cause loss to you or us
• to comply with our obligations under any applicable laws (including any anti-money laundering or counter-terrorism financing laws and sanctions) or a court order
• fraud or suspected fraud
• requests by law enforcement or other government agencies, or
• unexpected technical or security issues or problems.

Where possible, we will give you reasonable notice of suspension or termination, however this may not be possible in all circumstances.

You may contact us to suspend your or an Authorised User's use of and access to Electronic Services.

12. General terms and conditions

Changes to terms of use

We may change these terms of use at any time and we’ll notify you of any changes as set out in the table below:

Type of change Time frame Method of notification

If we make other changes to these terms of use, we will publish an updated version of the terms of use on Online Banking and / or Mobile Banking. By accepting these terms of use, you agree that our publishing of an amended version will be sufficient notice of any such changes and subsequent access to Electronic Services will constitute acceptance of those amendments.

Notices

You agree that we may give all notices and other communications in connection with these terms of use electronically. We will do so by:

• emailing them to your last known email address or sending them through SMS to your last known mobile telephone number, or
• making them available through Online Banking and / or Mobile Banking.

You should check your emails and SMS messages as well as login to Online Banking and / or Mobile Banking regularly.

Updating your contact details

You must ensure that the contact details that you provide to us, including but not limited to your mobile phone number and email address, remain up to date.

If your contact details change, you must let us know as soon as possible by contacting us.

Availability of Electronic Services

We will use reasonable efforts to ensure that access to Electronic Services is available on a 24 hour continuous basis. However, this may not always be possible. There may also be times when Online Banking and Mobile Banking is unavailable from some computers and devices, for example, due to hardware or software restrictions or problems with internet or network connectivity. You and your Authorised Users are responsible for obtaining access to Online Banking and Mobile Banking. Specifically, you and your Authorised Users are responsible for all equipment necessary to access Online Banking and Mobile Banking. The system requirements to access Online Banking and Mobile Banking are set out in the Important Information Statement.

Marketing and other communications

You acknowledge that use of Electronic Services may involve certain communications from us, such as service announcements, administrative messages and marketing material and that these communications are considered part of the Electronic Services.

Authorised User access

Subject to your Account Terms and Conditions, you may nominate another person to have access to your Account through Electronic Services by completing the appropriate form. Authorised Users may be able to view, or both view and transact on, your Accounts through Online Banking or Mobile Banking, using their own Access Code and Password, or (subject to their Mobile Device allowing them to do so) a fingerprint stored on their Mobile Device. You must ensure that Authorised Users comply with these terms of use where they apply to them. You will be liable for any transaction made by an Authorised User within the authority you give to them.

You may cancel the authority of an Authorised User by giving us notice in writing in accordance with your Account signing instructions.

Mobile Banking notifications

We use push notification technology to deliver certain information concerning your Account directly to your compatible Mobile Device. You can turn these notifications on or off at any time using the Settings menu within Mobile Banking. If you have Mobile Banking notifications turned on, we may use this service to deliver: information concerning your Account, service or security announcements, advice that a new version of Mobile Banking is available, and / or marketing and other communications as described above.

Mobile Banking notifications are offered for your convenience and, when received in relation to a particular transaction, are not a receipt for that transaction. Depending on the notification settings you have chosen on your Mobile Device, other people with access to your Mobile Device may be able to view Mobile Banking notifications for your Accounts. We reserve the right to suspend the availability of the Mobile Banking notification service at any time, on a temporary or permanent basis, without notice to you.

Confidentiality

We respect the confidentiality of the information of all our clients. Information that you provide to us will not be disclosed except where we are required or permitted to disclose it. This includes where we are compelled by law, there is a duty to the public to do so, our interests require us to do so or the disclosure is made with your consent.

Proprietary rights

You acknowledge and agree that both Online Banking and Mobile Banking consist of, and contain, Materials that are owned by MBL, its licensors and other contributors. MBL has prepared and maintains each of Online Banking and Mobile Banking in good faith and we make no representation or warranty as to the accuracy or currency of the Materials. Online Banking, Mobile Banking and the Materials (the Content) are protected by intellectual property and other applicable laws.

MBL grants you and each Authorised User a personal, non-transferable and non-exclusive licence to access and use the Content. Under this licence you and each Authorised User:

• is authorised to view, retrieve, listen to, personally store and print a copy of any Content for personal use
• must not (and must not permit any third party to) modify, sublicense, loan, sell or distribute the Content, in whole or in part, create derivative works based on or reverse engineer the Content, or otherwise use any of the Content in any way for any public or commercial purpose, and
• must not otherwise infringe the intellectual property rights of any person in using the Content.

Complaints

Please contact us immediately if you have a concern or complaint or you wish to query or dispute a transaction or an entry on a statement. Please read the Complaints Policy for more information.

13. Definitions

Access Code is a unique code allocated to you or an Authorised User by us which identifies you or the Authorised User and when used in conjunction with a Secret Code provides access to Electronic Services.

Access Method means a method authorised by us to access and transact on an Account via Electronic Services, and includes any one or more of an Access Code, Secret Code and any other code that we provide to you and Authorised Users (or permit you or an Authorised User to set up) from time to time. In the case of Mobile Banking, where the technology is available and you have enabled it, this may also include a fingerprint stored on your (or an Authorised User's) Mobile Device.

Account means each account relating to one or more banking products or services issued by MBL (unless otherwise stated), which you have signed up to under the relevant Account Terms and Conditions which we agree can be accessed through Electronic Services.

Account Terms and Conditions means the terms and conditions that apply to the Account you hold and access through Electronic Services.

ADI means any bank, building society, credit union or other authorised deposit-taking institution within the meaning of the Banking Act 1959 (Cth).

Authorised User means a person authorised by you to access and/or transact on your Account(s) via Electronic Services.

Biller means an organisation which tells you that you can make payments to them through the BPAY Scheme.

BPAY is a registered trademark of BPAY Pty Ltd ABN 69 079 137 518.

BPAY Scheme means a service which allows payments to be made electronically to Billers.

Business Day means any day on which banks in Melbourne and Sydney are able to effect settlement through the Reserve Bank of Australia.

Credit Limit means your Home Loan credit limit shown in your offer document or as we may agree to vary from time to time.

Electronic Services means Online Banking or Mobile Banking as relevant, operated by Macquarie Group (being Macquarie Group Limited and its related bodies corporate) for an on behalf of Mortgage Choice Ltd ABN 57 009 161 979 Australian Credit Licence 382869.

Home Loan means a home loan product issued by the Lender and serviced by the Servicer (if a Servicer is listed in the credit guide of your home loan), and in respect of which you may be permitted to have Electronic Services access.

Lender means with respect to a Home Loan, the lender as defined in your home loan contract.

Materials means any proprietary and confidential information including messages, files, data, software, images, photographs, illustrations and text contained on Online Banking and Mobile Banking.

MBL means Macquarie Bank Limited ABN 46 008 583 542 (Australian Financial Services Licence and Australian Credit Licence 237502).

Mobile Banking means the service that enables you or an Authorised User to access and/or transact on your Accounts using a Mobile Device with internet connectivity. Mobile Banking is available to you by downloading the Mortgage Choice app to your Mobile Device.

Mistaken Internet Payment means a Pay Anyone Payment where the funds are paid into the account of an unintended recipient because a BSB, account number and/or other identifier that does not belong to the intended recipient was entered as a result of:

• you or an Authorised User's error, or
• you or an Authorised User being advised of the wrong BSB, account number and/or other identifier.

Mobile Device means a mobile phone or another type of personal electronic device which is able to access Mobile Banking.

Nominated Account means a bank account held with MBL or another financial institution nominated by you in writing to transfer funds to, via Electronic Banking.

Online Banking means the online secure service which enables you or an Authorised User to access and/or transact on your Accounts over the internet.

Password means a security password which is issued by us, or selected by you or an Authorised User which enables access to Electronic Banking.

Pay Anyone Payment means a payment that can be made through Online Banking and Mobile Banking which is processed via direct entry involving the transfer of funds from an Account to another person's account held with us, or to an account held by you or another person with another ADI.

PIN means the optional four-digit code selected by you or an Authorised User for accessing Mobile Banking on a Mobile Device, without inputting a MAC and Password each time.

Secret Code means individually and collectively any Access Method which we require you or an Authorised User to keep secret, including any Password, PIN, TPIN and SMS Code.

Servicer means with respect to a Home Loan, Macquarie Securitisation Limited ABN 16 003 297 336, Australian Credit Licence 237863.

SMS Code means a code we send by short messaging service (SMS) to your or an Authorised User's mobile phone.

Third Party Website means a website relating to a product or service which is not our product or service, but which may be displayed and accessible through Online Banking or Mobile Banking.

we or us means MBL and its successors and assigns, and with respect to Home Loans also includes the Lender and Servicer as applicable.

you means an Account holder and each of you, if there is more than one Account holder. Any other grammatical form of "you" has a corresponding meaning.