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National Australia Bank has launched a new digitised receipt product which it says allows customers to easily digitise any paper receipt, through the NAB Mobile App.

Twenty years after BPAY was launched in Australia around 60% of Aussies now pay their bills using the service, according to the payments company which says that on average people pay five or six bills a month.

Tasmanian banking group, MyState Bank, has launched a new Internet banking platform and mobile banking apps in another step in the bank’s ongoing digital transformation.

Macquarie Bank has turned to the social media market and the “customer experience” of companies like Spotify and Facebook, and movie subscription company Netflix, in the development of its new digital banking offerings for customers.

The National Australia Bank (NAB) has launched its new mobile payment service – NAB Pay - backed by Visa, making it the first bank to use Visa’s Tokenisation Service as the mobile security platform.

St George, now part of Westpac, is this month celebrating being the first bank in Australia and one of the first globally to launch Internet banking 20 years ago.

The ANZ Bank has enhanced its Internet banking services to cover desktop, tablet and mobile devices with the launch of a new Internet banking site.

Internet banking customers of the St George Bank, the Bank of Melbourne and BankSA can now set their own ATM withdrawal limits straight from their mobile banking app or via their Internet connection.

National Australia Bank has launched a digital advice platform which it says provides personalised, tailored financial advice to customers through internet banking.

Cloud accounting software company Xero has established integration agreements with financial services providers to facilitate access to services and loans for small businesses.

Suncorp Bank has made fingerprint login available for its mobile banking app in response to what it says is customer demand for quicker access to account balances and mobile banking services.

Bitdefender Safepay is "a hacker-proof hardened browser" according to company officials, who say it protects against online threats when using online banking and shopping sites.

A service provider has warned of the dangers of providing Internet banking credentials to an intermediary in order to gain the convenience of having bank transactions automatically loaded into an accounting program.

The technologically-plagued Australian bank, NAB, has finally restored Internet banking services after having been down for much of the working day.