October Announcements 2026

In ANZ Transactive Global, we've extended the searchable transaction history available in the Transaction Search and Nostro Search screens from 24 months to up to five years.

As part of this change, the Post Date field now defaults to the last three months of transactions. You can update the date range as required, with searches available for periods of up to 12 months within the available five-year history. These parameters ensure the search does not time-out when trying to retrieve large volumes of data.

To learn more, visit Transaction Search screen and Nostro Search screen.

From 5 October 2026, the following Administration enhancements will be available in ANZ Transactive Global:

1. Customer Administrators in Australia and New Zealand can view and manage Commercial Cards users, without an additional Commercial Cards User Administration role. To learn more, visit Customer Administrator role enhancement.

2. Company Administrators can edit, delete, disable and enable ANZ Managed users whose organisation’s jurisdiction is Hong Kong, India, the Philippines or Singapore, removing the need to submit forms to ANZ. Forms are still required to add or remove an ANZ Managed system role for a user. For more information, visit Manage User.

3. Company Administrators in Australia can assign ANZ Digital Key to existing ANZ Managed users who currently use a physical security token. This self-service option provides users with an additional authentication method and can be completed more quickly than existing request processes, particularly if a physical token is lost, damaged or otherwise unavailable.

   Not eligible for organisations with a Single Administration model.

4. Account Search popup enhancements:

   • Closed accounts will no longer be displayed in Authorisation Panels

   • Account Status will be displayed in Account Groups and User Entitlements

5. User Details Report in a CSV format will include Role Description.

From 8 October, users in New Zealand with permission to create payments or beneficiaries, can now access Confirmation of Payee in ANZ Transactive Global. 

Confirmation of Payee is a service that that checks the bank account details entered by a payer with the account details held by the recipient’s bank and displays a match outcome to the payer.

Users can access the Verify Beneficiary Details button when:

• creating a new beneficiary
• editing an existing beneficiary, or
• adding an ad-hoc beneficiary to a Domestic payment or template via the 'Payments' Menu

Using this information, you can choose whether you want to go ahead and make the payment, pause and check the details again – or stop the payment altogether.

To learn more, visit Confirmation of Payee.

From 19 October, the Commercial Cards menu will be renamed Cards. This change reflects the upcoming introduction of ANZ Business One Cards and provides a single location for managing both ANZ Business Credit Cards and ANZ Institutional Commercial Cards.

From 28 October 2026, the minimum operating system requirements for the ANZ Transactive Global mobile app will be updated to:

• iOS 18 or later
• Android 14 or later

Devices running earlier operating system versions will no longer be supported and users will be unable to access the mobile app.

To avoid disruption, update your device operating system to a supported version before 28 October 2026.

To help protect against security threats, the ANZ Transactive Global mobile app cannot be used on devices where certain overlay applications are installed or active. Examples include screen-dimming applications and multitasking tools that display content over other apps. If an overlay application is detected, you may need to disable or remove it before accessing the mobile app.

If your device cannot be updated to the required operating system version, you can continue to access ANZ Transactive Global through a supported web browser.

To learn more about ANZ Transactive Global Mobile app, visit Mobile.

Users in Vietnam with payment approval permissions can view, approve or reject payments securely using the ANZ Transactive Global mobile app.* 

This enhancement extends existing mobile access, giving users more flexibility to manage payments on the go. 

Payment functionality has been added to the mobile app. Users can use the app to:

• View and search payments pending approval
• Approve or reject payments
• View payment history and payment status via the History menu

Users can download the mobile app:

• Search “ANZ Transactive Global” in the Apple App Store# or Google Play^ Store
• Log in using your existing ANZ Transactive Global user ID and password

For users who already have the mobile app and existing payment approval entitlements: From the designated go live date, the Approvals menu will appear once your organisation is enabled with the permission.

To access the enhancements, users will need to download the latest version (23.2.0) of the app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. 

To learn more, visit Approve payments with ANZ Transactive Global mobile.

*Available globally, excluding China and Taiwan. Data and telecommunications charges may apply. Use of the app is subject to the Channels Service Schedule. 
# App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc. 
^ Google Play and Android are trademarks of Google Inc.

As part of a Reserve Bank of India (RBI) initiative to strengthen security and improve trust in digital financial services, ANZ will transition customers in India to the new anz.bank.in domain for ANZ Transactive Global on 30 November 2026.

This industry-wide initiative aims to help combat online fraud, phishing attacks and fake banking websites by making it easier for customers to identify legitimate banking services.

If you are a user in India who currently access ANZ Transactive Global via:

transactive.online.anz.com

you will be redirected to:

logon.online.anz.bank.in

No other ANZ applications are impacted.

Although the existing URL will redirect to the new domain, your User ID will not be automatically populated on the login page. To assist with the enhancement, ANZ will send India-based users a reminder email containing their current ANZ Transactive Global User ID.

To prepare for the transition, we recommend that you:

• Save or retain a copy of your User ID
• Update any browser bookmarks or favourites once the new URL becomes available

To locate your user ID when logged into ANZ Transactive Global:

1. Click the Profile icon (with your initials) on the bottom-left corner
2. Click Settings
3. Click Sign in & security

Your existing credentials will remain unchanged, including your: 

• User ID
• Password
• ANZ Digital Key app
• Physical Security Token

To ensure you are accessing a legitimate ANZ Transactive Global link, always verify that the URL ends with anz.bank.in before entering any personal or banking information. Be cautious of websites that appear similar to ANZ but use unusual or misspelled domain names.

The Transactive Trade Payables Finance user guide is now available in ANZ Digital Services Help. You can now access the self-service instructions online, replacing the previous PDF user guide.

The new online help content supports Buyers to:

• Upload invoices
• Approve and manage invoices
• Approve credit notes
• Attach supporting documents
• Download reports

Bookmark the Transactive Trade help section for quick access. This central location includes Buyer and Supplier Portal guides, as well as Getting Started and channel navigation, so you can access the latest published instructions when needed.

To learn more, visit:

• Transactive Trade
• Transactive Trade - Payable Finance
• Transactive Trade - Supplier Portal

Please discard any PDF versions of the Payables Finance Quick Reference Guide.

The latest ISO 20022 Message Implementation Guide (MIG) is now available.

This version has the following updates:

• Added BKT payment, specification and sample
• Added RTGS full specification and sample file
• Added CBFT full specification and sample file
• Updated Appendix A- Taiwan Central banks mandatory BOP codes ISO20022 requirements for address line update.

We recommend using the online guide and discarding any previous versions.
For the latest guides, visit File Format Guides.

The latest ANZ SWIFT Services guide for customers operating with ANZ in Australia, New Zealand and Globally are now available. 

To support evolving ISO 20022 standards and improve compliance and message quality across payment channels, the pain.001.001.009 payment messaging file format specifications have been updated to include revised purpose codes and bulk file instructions for use with CBPR+ and Score+.

We recommend using the online guide and discarding any previous versions.
For the latest guides, visit Swift Services File Format Guides.

View our webinar recording, ISO 20022 Structured Address Changes: Preparing Your Payment Files, hosted on 15 October 2026, that covered topics including changes to impacted payment file formats (MT101, pain.001, fixed-length and delimited payment files), file format guides, file checker tool and more. 

Don't forget to check out and register for our other upcoming training webinar sessions. 

View our webinar recording, Digital Services Security, hosted on 7 October 2026, that covered topics including latest fraud examples, Confirmation of Payee, tightening controls through segregation of duties, authorisation matrix and payment approvals, how to protect beneficiary and payment data and more. 

Don't forget to check out and register for our other upcoming training webinar sessions. 

This 30-minute webinar will demonstrate a range of risk management and security features to help safeguard your corporate accounts and information when using our digital services. This session will focus on:

• Latest fraud threats and scams
• Secure logon and authentication with two-factor authentication
• Segregation of duties, administration models and payment approvals
• Beneficiary controls, user access reviews and audit reporting
• Confirmation of Payee and fraud support services
• Q&A (via MS Teams chat)

This 30-minute webinar will help you prepare for the upcoming ISO 20022 structured address requirements. This session will focus on:

• Changes to impacted payment file formats (MT101, pain.001, fixed-length and delimited payment files)
• File validation and ANZ File Checker demonstrations
• Support materials
• Q&A (via MS Teams chat)