Banking with NAB at Australia Post

Personal and business banking made easy

Now there's another convenient and flexible way to do your personal and business day-to-day banking with us. It's as easy as visiting any Australia Post outlet that displays the Bank@Post^TM  sign.

It’s never been easier to do your NAB everyday banking. Available at over 3400 participating Post Offices, Bank@Post ^TM gives you access to secure face-to-face banking services from 9:00am to 5:00pm Monday to Friday, and even on Saturdays at some Post Offices.

How to bank at Australia Post

All you need is a NAB ATM chip enabled card or credit card with PIN linked to your NAB transaction account and you can start banking at Australia Post, including:

• making cash deposits  (up to $9,999 per account per day)
• making cheque deposits* (up to 99 cheques per transaction with a value up to $999,999.99)
• if you’re a business customer, you can deposit cash and cheques using NAB issued barcoded deposit slips linked to your nominated NAB transaction account. Deposit limits apply
• making withdrawals* (up to $2000 per account per day)
• checking your account balance
• receiving a receipt for each Bank@Post transaction
• making payments onto your credit card, by inserting your credit card, enter your PIN and select ‘Deposit’ then ‘Credit’ to your linked credit card account on the pin pad
• accessing the Business Cash Exchange Service for exchange of coins to notes or notes to coins, up to $1,000 . By presenting a NAB ATM Card with a PIN the Australia Post service fee is waived.

If you don't have a linked NAB ATM debit or credit  card, or have any questions about banking at Australia Post, simply call 13 22 65 between the hours of Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 7:00pm (AEST/AEDT), Saturday to Sunday, 9:00am to 6:00pm (AEST/AEDT) and we'll organise everything for you. You can even do your banking on Saturday.

Finding Australia Post

Look for the Bank@Post^TM sign at Australia Post outlets or use our locations tool to find your nearest Bank@Post outlet using a filtered search.