Overseas Payment 2025

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The document provides a comprehensive guide for creating an Overseas Payment through Business Online Banking. It outlines the necessary steps, including selecting the payment destination, entering recipient details, and signing the payment using a SecurID® token. Key points include currency limitations, the need for multiple signatories in certain cases, and how to check exchange rates. The document aims to assist users in successfully processing overseas transactions.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Overseas Payment in the editor.
Select the destination country and currency from the respective dropdown menus. Choose how you want the overseas bank to pay the recipient.
Enter the amount you wish to send in either foreign currency or Australian dollars, then click 'Calculate' to update the fields.
Select your account for payment from the dropdown and provide a description for your payment that will appear on your bank statement.
Input the recipient's full name, contact number, and bank account details. Use help links for specific country requirements if needed.
Confirm all payment details are correct. If any changes are needed, click 'Modify'; otherwise, proceed with 'Proceed'.
If required, sign the payment using your SecurID® token by selecting payments needing action and clicking 'Sign'.
Submit your payment and receive a receipt along with its final status.

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What is the meaning of overseas payments?

International payments, also known as cross-border payments, are transactions in which the payer and the payee are based in different countries. These payments are key for businesses that have international suppliers, contractors, employees, customers, or partners.