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The below emails and SMS messages, which have been reported, are not from CommBank and are not authorised by us.
Keeping your accounts safe is our priority. Find out more about how to recognise hoaxes and what to do if you see one.
A number of customers have reported receiving a malicious SMS claiming NetBank access has been temporarily blocked. Please do not click on the link contained within the SMS and follow the advice outlined above.
We’re aware of a hoax SMS offering a $500 bonus for testing Cardless Cash that may look as though it comes from NetBank including being grouped by your phone with other legitimate messages you may have received in the past from NetBank. If you receive this SMS please do not engage with it. Report the SMS to hoax@cba.com.au then delete it.
We are aware a number of customer PayIDs and the associated identifier (customer name) have been accessed through another financial institution. Be reassured that your CommBank personal banking details were not affected and remain secure.
The ability to see the associated identifier (e.g. customer name) is an intentional feature of PayID so you can make sure you’re paying the right person, however your name and the mobile number linked to your PayID may be used as part of scams and phishing attempts.
You may have received a fraudulent SMS.
The PayID scam SMS may have your name in it, like this example. If you have clicked a link on a suspicious SMS, contact us or the other bank your PayID is registered with, urgently.
