Osko and PayID

Most of your friends and family have your mobile number or email address in their contacts, with PayID that's all they'll need to make payments simple.

Just make sure your contact details in iBank are up-to-date!

Here's an example, for those 'the restaurant won't split the bills' moments.

No more awkward dinner conversations about who's going to spot the bill or IOU's. Ask your friends to pay straight to your PayID - the money will be there in minutes.

Your customers and participating banks will now be able to transfer funds to your business in minutes. Register your business with a PayID to make payments simple!

All you need to do is link your ABN or Organisation ID (business name) as a PayID by visiting a Hume branch. Then, when someone needs to pay you, simply give them your PayID.

Now with 280 characters of text, you can describe who's getting paid and why. 

Alternatively, you can link your mobile number or email address to a business account with us through iBank.

Here's an example, get paid on the spot for the work that you do.

No more chasing outstanding payments for the work you've done, balance your books in minutes by sending your payee a text asking them to send payment to your right now using your ABN, Organisation ID (business name), mobile number or email address.

No, you do not need to register or create a PayID in order to perform an Osko Payment. 

A PayID is something easy to remember, like your mobile number, email address, ABN or Organisation ID (business name) that you can securely link to your Hume account. When you want somebody to transfer funds into your account, you can give them your PayID instead of your BSB and account number. 

Refer to the relevant account T&C’s for details on account eligibility.

You can create a PayID using your mobile number or email address for receiving Osko payments through iBank and Hume’s App. You can create a  PayID using your ABN and Organisation ID (business name) at any Hume branch.

We will not create a PayID for you without your prior consent, and acceptance of our PayID Conditions of Use.
 

• Mobile number
• Email address
• ABN
• Organisation ID (business name)

A PayID can only be linked to one account at any given time.

You can create as many as you like, as long as you can prove to Hume that that you are the rightful owner of the information (such as the mobile number or email address) you nominate as your PayID. 

Yes, multiple PayID types can be linked to the same account. For example you could link an email PayID and a phone number PayID to the same account.  

You can change, transfer or close your PayID that is linked to an account with us through iBank and Hume’s App. 

You can request to lock or unlock a PayID at any Hume Bank branch. 
 

PayID payments can only be made from iBank and Hume’s App. This means the same level of security that protects your existing bank account transactions, will also protect your PayID transactions. 

No, PayID does not replace BSB and account numbers. Rather, a PayID will act like a ‘pointer’ to your BSB and account number so you will no longer have to remember them. But you can still transfer to a person’s BSB and account number if that is what you prefer.

PayID has not been developed to replace BSB and account numbers all together. There are no plans to remove BSB and account numbers from Australia’s banking system. 

Osko by BPAY is the first consumer service to be built on the New Payments Platform and enables real time payments. Osko is available all day, everyday and allows payments to be sent and received in minutes. You can also use 280 characters of text to describe who’s getting paid and why. 

Yes, you will need to update your App in order to send and receive Osko payments and create a PayID. Download it here.

You may need to check your transfer limit with us. Unless you nominate a different limit, your daily Osko Payment transaction limit will be set to align with your external transfer limit. Where you nominate a limit of greater than $2,000, you will be required to have or register a Security Device. We do not have to agree to your request.