We’re bigger for you

There’s more than one reason we’re Australia’s most trusted bank. We’re bigger on making sure our 2.5 million customers have access to their money when, and where, it works for them.^ On being there for customers in 500 branches nationally, online, over the phone, or via our app.

Bigger through constant innovation, as the first Australian bank to introduce green personal loans and home loan offset accounts, and as the first lender globally to offer a digital home loan application in partnership with online fintech, Tiimely Pty Ltd.

Bigger on investing profits back into communities, technology, and accessibility. At the same time, we do not directly finance coal, coal seam gas, crude oil, natural gas, or native forest logging projects.

Switch and be the change

You may not think who you bank with matters. But it does. For our customers, their banking is making a real difference.

Every day our customers help change lives, and save lives, simply by banking with us. Their home loans are building skate and sports parks, hospital wings and classrooms. Personal loans, business banking and credit cards are funding ambulances, rescue boats, disabled and aged care facilities.

Everyday banking is providing all this and more. In fact, $320 million has been returned to communities and initiatives Australia-wide.

You need a bank to give you the products and services you need. We need your banking to help us make a difference.

Are you one of us?

In the late 1990’s a new type of banking model came onto Australia’s banking scene. Bendigo’s Community Bank branches.

It was a brave and bold move by a regional bank in a rapidly evolving banking and finance sector. Today, more than 20 years later, there are more than 300 Community Bank branches around Australia, partnering with one of Australia's biggest banks.

Not only do these Community Bank branches provide banking and financial services, they have a unique point of difference.

Sharing profits with communities in Queensland including

• $612k for art, culture & heritage

• $661k for education & research

• $84k for emergency services & support

• $188k for environment & animal welfare

• $746k for health & wellbeing

• $1.2m for facilities & infrastructure

• $1.5m for sport & recreation