Banks often offer different levels of services based on factors such as the volume or size of a consumer's business or banking requirements. This additional complexity can sometimes make it confusing when giving consent to share data with an Accredited Data Recipient (ADR) like ACSISS.
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To see a full list of supported banks, click here.

However, it's important to note that regardless of the services provided by a bank, they are still required to comply with the Consumer Data Right (CDR).

To help navigate this, the following tables provide details on the terms commonly used by banks, along with the corresponding names on the CDR Data Holder register. We have also included links to the specific CDR help pages provided by each bank. The "Available" column indicates any insights that SISS has gathered regarding the availability of data from these banks.

These tables aim to provide clarity and assist consumers in understanding the data sharing landscape within the banking industry.

Other brands linked to CBA include:

Even though the above brands are linked to CBA they are considered separate and therefore, when giving consent, select the above brand from the list of banks rather than CBA

NAB Connect users are not the users who give consent, rather individuals must have a NAB Internet Banking (IB) login. The individual’s login needs to be associated with the business and more specifically have the required Business Account(s) nominated. Please contact NAB to set this up, see the above link and the Internet Banking and Telephone Banking Authorised User Nomination form may be required to associate (nominate) the individual to the business account(s).

Other brands linked to NAB include:

Even though the above brands are linked to NAB they are considered separate and therefore, when giving consent, select the above brand from the list of banks rather than NAB.

Other brands linked to WBC include:

Even though the above brands are linked to WBC they are considered separate and therefore, when giving consent, select the above brand from the list of banks rather than WBC.

Other brands linked to ANZ include:

Even though the above brands are linked to ANZ they are considered separate and therefore, when giving consent, select the above brand from the list of banks rather than ANZ

Macquarie Bank allows advisors (for example Accountants, Financial Planners, Lawyers) a wide range of functionality to establish, manage and transact on behalf of their clients via a specific Adviser portal. At this stage they have not extended the functionality for advisers to give consent to share data.

Other brands linked to Macquarie include:

Even though the above brands are linked to Macquarie they are considered separate and therefore, when giving consent, select the above brand from the list of banks rather than Macquarie

The myBoQ mobile app and related bank accounts are considered BoQ accounts and available by selecting Bank of Queensland from the list of banks

Other brands linked to BoQ include:

Even though the above brands are linked to BoQ they are considered separate and therefore, when giving consent, select the above brand from the list of banks rather than BoQ

Other brands linked to Bendigo include:

Even though the above brands are linked to Bendigo they are considered separate and therefore, when giving consent, select the above brand from the list of banks rather than Bendigo