Phone Banking

Access and manage your accounts 24/7 anywhere in the world. Phone (07) 323 7048 for Kawerau and Kopeopeo. Phone  (07) 347 1570. Rotorua, Murupara, Te Puke (07) 573 5970, Opotiki (07) 315 6258 and Gisborne (06) 869 1327.

You can ring to:

  • get live balances
  • hear a record of recent transactions
  • pay bills
  • transfer money between your accounts

 All you need is:

  • a touchtone phone
  • your member number
  • your access code

There is a charge of 10 cents pre phone call via phone banking.*

 

 

*Standard phone provider charges may apply

Phone Banking Instructions

Use ACCESSTELER® to check your balances, transfer funds, pay bills and hear information.

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