Can I see my business account in FastNet Classic internet banking?
Last Updated: 23 Apr 2025
Yes, you can see all of them all in the accounts screen in FastNet Classic or the ASB Mobile Banking app.
If you only have business accounts and you're a signatory on the account, you'll also be able to view them through FastNet Classic and the mobile app.
There may also be situations where you need a separate FastNet Access Code and Password for each business account. Please call us on 0800 FASTNET (0800 327 863 or + 64 9 306 3185) so we can work together to set-up your business accounts on FastNet Classic in the best way possible.
You might also like to consider using FastNet Business which offers purpose-designed internet banking for organisations.
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