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Deposit funds into Budgetly

Before making a deposit into your Budgetly account, you must verify your business bank account details with us. Make sure you have followed these steps before you make a bank transfer.

Note: Once you have verified your bank account with us, you can make your first deposit. Funds transferred from a non-verified bank account will not be accepted into your Budgetly account.


Step 1 - Find your Budgetly account details

  • You can find your Budgetly account details in the Funds table on your Dashboard (or in your Settings / Accounts page).
  • The Funds table includes the BSB, Account Number and email PayID of your Budgetly accounts.
  • You can click the 'Copy' button next to the numbers to easily copy and paste them into your online banking system.

 


Step 2 - Choose your transfer method

Go to your online banking portal and follow their steps to add a new payee and to make a deposit.

  • Bank transfer: Enter your Budgetly account's BSB and Account Number.

  • PayID: Select to pay via email and enter your Budgetly PayID.

Choose an amount to transfer. 

Important: We recommend enough to cover all of your combined budgets. For example, if you have 3 budgets that you have set to top up with $1000 each per week, you would want to transfer a minimum of $3000 per week.

 


Step 4 - Check your Budgetly account balance!

Your available balance is shown in the last column of the Funds table.

 


Deposit FAQs:

What's the difference between PayID and bank transfer?

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PayID is a quicker way of transferring funds. Budgetly give you a unique email address and most Australian banks allow you to add an email PayID as a payee.
The funds are usually transferred within a few minutes.
This is our recommended option.

Bank transfer
You are given a unique bank account with your business name, a BSB and account number. Record it in your bank for regular transfer. The speed of this transfer will depend on your bank. It is usually cleared quickly but can take a few business days on some occasions.