Bills account

Stash some cash to cover your bills

Get a Bills account with your Spend and Save when you sign up. Let’s make bills more chill.

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A better way to see your money

Get savvy with paying bills

The Bills account is a separate place alongside your Spend and Save accounts. You can set aside money for bills and then clearly see what you can confidently spend or save, making every day a little win for the future.

With the magic of the Bill Planner helping you to sort out what’s coming up and how much to set aside, paying your bills has never felt so chill.

Why our Bills account

What's in it for you

Forget fees

No monthly fees on your Bills account

Pay bills instantly

You’ll get a digital Visa Debit card for paying bills to save in your wallet

A separate account

Can also be used as an offset account for a ubank home loan

Plan for your bills

With the help of the Bill Planner to track and add up your bills

No rates or fees

Zero fees

Set up and monthly fees
$0
Payments using the ubank app
$0
Using your card in Australia
Digital card and online payments
$0
Using your card overseas or online
Digital card and online payments
$0
Direct debit dishonours
$0

The full Bill paying experience

Make bills more chill

Get on top of your bills to get better visibility of your money.

Bill Planner

Self-care for your money with our Bill Planner

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Start tracking bills to add up what you’ve committed to paying each month or pay cycle.

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Organise what’s coming up and plan your money. Keep cash for the fun stuff once all the bills are paid.

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Set up your pay cycle to plan your money around when you get paid. With our reminders you can make the pay day feeling last!

Use your separate digital Bills Visa Debit card for regular expenses

Easily tell your Spend Visa Debit card from your Bills card. Save to your digital wallet for handy use.

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Use your digital Bills Visa Debit card to set up regular payments for bills, like your phone or streaming service.

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Securely access your full card details in the app at any time.

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With the card details saved in your wallet you can pay one off bills through your mobile device.

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How to get started with ubank

You can start using your Spend, Bills, and Save accounts in minutes.

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Enter your ID and personal details

Start using your new accounts

Download on the Apple StoreGet it on Google Play
Download the app

How to join ubank

1

Download the ubank app

2

Sign up in 2 mins.

3

Start using your new ubank accounts instantly

Download on the Apple StoreGet it on Google Play

Inc.Google Pay, Android, the Google Pay Logo, Google Play and the Google Play logo are trademarks of Google LLC.

Apple, iPhone, Apple Pay and the Apple logo are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple

To join us, you’ll need to be over 16 years old and an Australian citizen or permanent resident.

FAQs

Have any questions?

What is a Bills account?

A transaction account designed to help you manage your bills more easily. It'll allow you to:

  • Separate your money for any bills away from your everyday Spend account (so you don't accidentally spend it).
  • Pay expenses straight from your Bills account using whichever method you prefer, digital-only debit card, direct debit, PayTo, BPAY or Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT).
  • Budget for any bills that are going to occur within your pay cycle.
  • Add bills to the Bill Planner to view how much you’ll need to set aside into the Bills account each pay cycle for recurring bills.

How many Bills accounts can I open?

When you sign up with ubank after February 22nd, 2024, you’ll get three accounts – a Spend account, a Bills account and a Save account. You can only open 1 individual Bills account. We don’t currently offer shared Bills accounts.

If you’re an existing customer, to open your Bills account, head to the “Accounts” tab in the app and select “Add new account” at the bottom of the page.

What do I need to open an account?

To open a ubank account, you’ll need an Australian mobile number.

If you’re 18 or over you'll also need a valid Australian driver’s license or passport. To improve your chances of your ID being validated you can also use a Medicare card.

If you’re under 18 you'll need 2 valid forms of ID which can include an Australian driver’s license, passport, birth certificate, or a Medicare card.

How many Spend accounts can I open?

You can open 1 individual and 1 shared Spend account.

To open additional accounts, head to the “Accounts” tab in the app and select “Add new account” at the bottom of the page.

How do I add my other accounts on my ubank app?

To add an extra individual Bills and Save accounts, or a Shared Spend and Save, go to 'Accounts' in the app and select 'Add new account'.

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