Bendigo Bank Trust Account

Open a trust account that provides easy access to your money while earning interest.

The Bendigo Trust Account works in holding money in a trust that is not subject to regulation by any governing body. If the balance in this account exceeds a certain limit it starts attracting interest. You don’t have to pay any account keeping fees to maintain this account, and you can access your money in different ways.

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Shirley Liu

Last Updated Dec 31, 2020

Account keeping fee

Overseas ATM withdrawal fee

Overseas transaction fee

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Details

Product Name	Bendigo Bank Trust Account
Monthly account fee	$0
Card access	Visa
International ATM Fee	$5 + 3%
International transaction fee	3%
Monthly deposit required to waive account fee	N/A
Contactless Payments	Google Pay, Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, Fitbit Pay, Garmin Pay

Joint account availability	No
Minimum opening deposit	N/A

Pros

Many Bendigo Bank branches available
No monthly account service fee
Fee rebate available

Cons

No debit card access

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Key features

Account keeping fees

This account does not attract any ongoing account keeping fees.

Fee rebate

The Bendigo Trust Account comes with a $6 fee rebate that works in offsetting eligible transaction fees. However, this account does not qualify for any other rebate.

Free transactions

When you deposit cash or cheques at Bendigo Bank ATMs you don’t have to pay any fees. Direct inward credits and direct debits are free, as are periodical payments to other Bendigo Bank accounts. E-banking internal transfers and Pay Anyone transfers as well as phone banking transfers are free.

Account access

You can make deposits and withdrawals by visiting any Bendigo Bank branch across Australia, and you can also access funds in your account using online and phone banking. This account comes with a chequebook as well.

Online banking

You can use the bank’s classic e-banking platform as well as its mobile banking app. The classic platform provides full-service internet banking for business use, and it lets you view account balances and transaction history, you can use it to add new payees and make payments or transfer funds, and you can also use it to make bulk payments. Through the mobile banking app you can view account related information, you can initiate payments and transfers, and you can also cancel cheques.

Phone banking

Account holders can turn to Bendigo bank’s phone banking to find out account balances and transaction summaries, transfer funds, order statements and cheque books, and speak to a bank representative.

Branch banking

You can transact by visiting any of over 490 Bendigo bank branches across Australia, which include around 300 Community Bank branches owned and operated by local communities. Most of these branches operate in between 9:00am to 5:00pm on weekdays and from 9:00am to 12:00pm on Saturdays.

Minimum balance

You can open this account with as little as $0.

How to apply

To open this trust account you should get in touch with a Bendigo Bank business banker and to submit an online enquiry visit Bendigo Bank website. Bendigo Bank provides an Easy Switching process that simplifies the process of changing banks. To contact a business banker, you have the following options:

Speak to business banker over the phone
Submit an online enquiry

Send a direct email to a business banker
Visit any Bendigo Bank branch

Remember that this is a business account and the bank will require you to submit documents that can verify the credentials of your organisation. For example, if you're applying as a trust you'll have to provide your trust deed or its certified copy by visiting a Bendigo Bank branch. In addition, all non- Bendigo Bank customers who will be account signatories will need to complete legally mandated ID checks.

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