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Guard your PIN, it's the key to your account

You should never tell anyone your PIN, not even friends or family. We will never ask you for your PIN in person, over the phone or via email.

If you want to change your PIN down the track, the fastest and easiest way is in the CommBank app. Select Cards, choose your card and Change PIN. You can also change your PIN in NetBank. Log on to NetBank and go to Settings.

Protect yourself against card skimming

Card skimming is the illegal copying of information from the magnetic strip of a credit or debit card by criminals at ATM or EFTPOS terminals. This information can then be used to access your card account.

There are important steps you should take to protect your details. Read our Customer Awareness Guide at commbank.com.au/security-privacy/atm-security

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Commonwealth Bank of Australia, AFSL and Australian credit licence 234945

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Setup to send money overseas via NetBank or the CommBank app.

With CommBank, you can send money to over 200 countries in more than 35 currencies. Sending an International Money Transfer (IMT) takes minutes and most payments are credited to recipients' accounts within 2-5 business days.

To send an IMT you'll need to have the recipient's name, address, account number and overseas bank details. If you are transferring money to Europe, you'll need an International Bank Account Number and/or a Bank Identifier Code.

If you're not sending money to an Australian Dollar account overseas, you can avoid additional fees and processing delays by sending your payment in a foreign currency, rather than AUD. Just choose the local currency of the country you're sending money to when making the transfer.

Yours sincerely,

Commonwealth Bank of Australia

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