ANZ Shield App-Analysen für 13. April

Get an extra layer of security for ANZ Internet Banking with the ANZ Shield app. ANZ Shield is an authentication app that generates a one-time passcode known as a “Shield Code”, which helps ANZ confirm that the requests being made for your accounts are genuine. If you’re using ANZ Internet Banking or Internet Banking for Business you may be asked to provide a Shield code to authenticate payments and other activities. Why do you need ANZ Shield? Faster and secure access to high-value payments • For Business customers, ANZ Shield is quick and easy to register so that you can get on with the things that matter. No more waiting for a security device to be issued to you in the mail. • For personal banking customers, registering for ANZ Shield gives you quick access to higher payment limits. No need to visit a branch to take care of that payment. That’s handy. Convenience without compromising your security • In the past you may have used an SMS one-time passcode or an ANZ security device to authenticate. Now you can easily complete your ANZ Internet Banking activities with your phone and the ANZ Shield App. • Access the ANZ Shield app wherever you are – even if you’re travelling overseas. It works offline, when you might not have mobile network coverage or internet connectivity. It’s free – no fees involved • ANZ Shield is a free app. Once the app has been installed and registered on the device, data usage is not required to generate a Shield Code. Need help?
 Please send us an email to mobile@anz.com and we’ll get you sorted.
 Please note: You will be asked to agree to the ANZ Shield Terms and Conditions and Licence Agreement (available at https://www.anz.com.au/content/dam/anzcomau/documents/pdf/anz-shield-tcs.pdf ) during the registration process for ANZ Shield in ANZ Internet Banking. You acknowledge that ANZ will not send you a paper copy.
 ANZ Shield is provided by Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited (ANZ) ABN 11 005 357 522. ANZ’s colour blue is a trade mark of ANZ.