How do I share my account name and number in Westpac One?

Your legal account holder name, trading name (if you’ve given this to us), and account number are on Details screen of your account in the Westpac One app, or the Account details screen in online banking. For joint accounts, the names of all account holders are also listed.

Share these details with someone who wants to pay you to make sure their payment gets to the right account.

To share your account details from the Westpac One mobile app:

Select Accounts on the bottom menu
Select the account you want the payment to go to
Select the share icon next to the account name to copy your account number and your account holder name.
Paste the copied details into a message to share.

Note: If you have shared your trading name with us, we’ll copy that, rather than the account holder name. If you have a joint account, we’ll copy the name of the logged-in user.

You can manually change the name that you send with the account number if it is the trading name, or an account holder name shown on your account Details screen. Using any of these names will help make sure payments get to you smoothly.

Westpac One iPhone app

Westpac One Android app

To share your account details from Westpac One online:

Select Accounts the left navigation
Select the account you want the payment to go to
Select Copy account details to copy your account number and your account holder name.
Paste the copied details into a message to share.

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Note: If you have shared your trading name with us, we’ll copy that, rather than the account holder name. If you have a joint account, we’ll copy the name of the logged-in user.

You can manually change the name that you send with the account number if it is the trading name, or an account holder name shown on your Account details screen. Using any of these names will help make sure payments get to you smoothly.

To add or change a trading name check How do I add or change my trading name, or change my account holder name?
Make sure you have the latest version of the Westpac One app to share your details easily. Check How do I update the Westpac One® online banking app.
Some banks use two digits in the last section of an account number (suffix) and some use three. For more on how to adapt account numbers across banks check How is a Westpac account number structured?
If you’re not sure which name to use check Which name do I share for digital banking payments?