Remove payment type

A PayID is a simplified payment address that’s linked to a bank account and capable of receiving payments. 

ANZ allows you to link a mobile number, email address or ABN/ACN with an eligible ANZ bank account to create a PayID. 

ANZ allows payments to PayID mobile numbers, email addresses, ABN/ACNs and Organisation IDs (Org IDs).

A payment type is the identifier that you address your payment to. 

A payment type can be a BSB and Account number, phone number, email address, ABN/ACN or Organisation ID (Org ID) that is linked to a bank account.

Each payee saved in your payee list can have up to 20 payment types saved for them.

No. You’ll need to delete any future dated payments that are scheduled to a payment type before deleting it.               

Learn how to delete a future payment

No. You can’t remove a payment type when making a Pay Anyone payment. 

A payee must have at least one payment type saved for them. You can remove all of the payment types from a payee, however when you remove the final payment type it will delete the payee.

Please note that if you’d like to replace all the existing payment type/s for a payee with new payment type/s, you’ll need to add a new payment type before deleting all of the old payment types to avoid deleting the payee.

Learn how to add a new payment type

If a payment type is no longer valid or no longer represents the payee that you’ve assigned it to then you should remove the payment type to avoid accidentally addressing a payment to it in the future.

If you can’t remove a payment type it is likely to be because you have future dated payments scheduled to it. To remove the payment type you’ll need to cancel any future dated payments you’ve scheduled to it.

Learn how to delete a future dated payment