Internet and Mobile Banking will be offline for scheduled maintenance from 10pm Saturday 01 March to 6am Sunday 02 March 2025.

If you’d like to speak to us, we’re available Monday to Friday 6am to 8pm (Sydney time) on 1800 445 445.

Support for Clients

We understand that you may need support to maintain, or regain control your finances, that is right for your circumstances. This may happen when you are dealing with a difficult or challenging situation. Unfortunately, life can take unexpected turns and by clicking on the link below you can find information on how we can help you (or someone close to you) identify suitable ways for you to access and undertake your banking.

If you are at risk of imminent danger of physical harm, call the police on 000 immediately. If you feel you are at risk of harm, physically, emotionally, or financially or need additional support we are here to support you and, as needed refer you to external support.
 

At Rabobank we are committed to work with you in finding suitable ways for you to access and undertake your banking. We recognise that your circumstances may require additional support and these may change over time and in response to particular situations. We encourage you to tell us about your circumstances so that we can work with you in relation to your banking needs, otherwise we may not find out about your circumstances.

We will be respectful of your need for privacy and confidentiality. We will also make it as simple as possible for you to appoint a third-party representative (such as a lawyer or financial counsellor) to deal with us on your behalf.

Power of Attorneys arrangements - If you would like to get general information on:

  • the different types of power of attorneys you can put in place on your accounts.
  • understand how power of attorney arrangement will work on your account.
  • how to revoke an existing power of attorney or appointed a new attorney on your accounts.

Please click here for more information.

The Banking Code of Practice sets out characteristics that could lead to you being unable to maintain, or regain, control your finances due to your changing circumstances. It is important that you know that the list of characteristics are not limited to the list below and if you are battling to maintain, or regain, control your finances to please tell us about it. Please click on the tiles below to see how we can support if you tell us you identify with one or more of the characteristics below.

You can tell us about your circumstances through a number of channels (for example by phoning us, sending an email, visiting a branch or completing the online form).

How to Contact Us

For Farm Business (Rural Banking) clients

  • Phone: 1800 025 484 (free call), Mon - Fri 6am - 8pm (Sydney time) or call your local area manager. If you’re overseas call: +61 2 8115 2240
  • Email: Sydney.client.services@rabobank.com
  • Mail: Client Services Manager, Rabobank, GPO Box 4577, Sydney, NSW 2001
  • Call or visit your local branch and/or speak directly to your Rural Manager or contact your local Rabobank branch. Find your local branch here
For Rabobank Online Savings clients
  • Phone: 1800 445 445 (free call), Mon – Fri 6am – 8pm Sydney time). If you’re overseas call: +61 2 8115 2558
  • Email: clientservicesAU@rabobank.com
  • Mail: Client Services Manager, Rabobank, GPO Box 4577, Sydney, NSW 2001

Our staff will give priority to your circumstances and/or any issues promptly. If more action is needed, they will escalate the matter to the appropriate person.

When sending your message to us (via email, online form or mail) , please include your name, address and contact details, as well as high level situation you are in and what support you would like. For security reasons, please DO NOT provide any confidential or account specific information.

How to get additional assistance to tell us about your situation:

Should you require additional assistance to tell us about your situation, Rabobank has the following services available to you:

  • National Relay Service (NRS)- A Government initiative that offers phone service for people who have speech and hearing impairments. It is available free of charge through the following channels by:
  • Free translation services are available to you, if you have limited English, where you can get the help of a translator or interpreter (telephonically or face to face) to help tell us about your situation. Please contact us and we will make the necessary arrangements for a translator or interpreter through National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters (NAATI).

Age

If you feel your age is putting you at risk of not being able to maintain, or regain control of your finances, we will work with you to ensure our products and services are inclusive and accessible, so that you can undertake your banking.

Financial Hardship or Difficulty

We understand that circumstances outside of your control unfortunately happen like floods, droughts, illness, family issues that may impact your livelihood and your ability to meet your financial commitments.

Disability

If you are living with a disability, we will work with you to ensure our products and services are inclusive and accessible, so that you can undertake your banking.

Mental Health

We will listen and if appropriate refer you to support services so that you can safely access banking services. We will work with you to protect your finances.

Cognitive Impairments and Serious Medical Conditions

If you are having trouble remembering or making decisions, we have several options to support your safe access to banking. We will also consider serious medical conditions when delivering our banking services.

Family and Domestic Violence

Family and Domestic violence can be physical abuse, sexual violence, threatening and coercive behaviour, emotional, psychological, and/or financial abuse (including elder abuse and electronic transaction abuse).

Literacy or Language Barriers

We are an inclusive bank and will support you a variety on internal or external support services so you can maintain access to banking.

Elder Abuse

Elder abuse can be single, or repeated act, or lack of appropriate action that occurs in any kind of relationship where there is an expectation of trust, which causes distress or harm an older person. This includes isolation, physical, emotional and deprivation of essentials or financial.

Electronic Transaction Abuse

Electronic Transaction Abuse is the use of digital payment channels including payment text fields, as a communication method for an offender to coerce, stalk, threaten or harass their victim.

Scams and Fraud

Being scam and fraud aware is everyone’s responsibility in a digital environment. We have safeguards to minimise risk to clients and will work with you to detect and recover your situation should you be impacted by a scam or fraud.

Cultural Background

We will work to acknowledge and respect different cultural backgrounds, as we continually strive for an inclusive banking environment for our clients.

Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Peoples

We will work with you to support your accessibility to our banking services.

Remote Locations

If your location is making your access to banking difficult, we will work with you to remove the barriers where practical.

Incarcerated or Recently Released Persons

Where circumstances have impacted your access to banking, we will work with you to facilitate safe and secure access to banking services.

Financial Abuse

Financial abuse occurs when someone takes away another person’s access to money or other financial resources, manipulates another person’s financial decisions, or uses another person’s money or financial resources, without their knowledge or consent. We will support your safe access to banking through a variety of banking practices if we become aware financial abuse is occurring.

Did you know if you receive an income support payment from Services Australia or the department of Veteran Affairs, the Code of Operation may apply to you. For more information please click here