Resume saved application for a business account - NAB
For new customers, saved applications can be resumed for:
For existing customers, saved applications can be resumed for:
New customers
How to resume
Access your saved application by clicking the Resume application button under the New to NAB section on this page.
Login and authenticate
Resuming an application is made safe through two-factor, authenticated SMS Security.
The mobile number you provided in your application will be temporarily used to login until you’re provided with a NAB ID. You’ll need to authenticate using the six-digit code we send to your mobile number.
Once you’ve logged in, you’ll be able to review the details of the product you’ve applied for, track your progress and make any updates before finishing your application.
When you save and exit an application, your data and privacy is protected by your NAB ID and NAB Defence security.
What to expect
Once you start your application, you’ll receive an SMS and email with instructions on how to save and resume your application. You can do this as often as you'd like within 30 days.
Only one in-progress application can be saved as a new customer.
You may need to provide certain application details again as we’ll need to confirm we have the latest information.
If you haven’t submitted the application within 30 days, your application will expire.
Existing customers
How to resume
You can save your application for a NAB Business Everyday Account or NAB Business Cash Maximiser Account and resume it later. When you start an application, we'll send you an email and SMS with details on how you can return to your application. We'll save your progress as you complete each page of the application. If you'd like to leave, simply select ‘Save and exit’.
Ways to resume
You can access and resume a saved application by:
- selecting Resume Application
- selecting Resume in the email you’ve been sent
- entering ‘resume business application’ in the search bar on our website.
Login and authenticate
Resuming an application is made safe through two-factor, authenticated SMS Security. Once you select Login to resume, enter your NAB ID and password, and then authenticate your identity using a six-digit security code we send to you via SMS. You’ll then be taken to your saved application.
When you save and exit an application, your data and privacy is protected by your NAB ID and NAB Defence security.
How to cancel your application
We understand that your circumstances may change, and you may need to cancel your application. You can cancel your application by logging in to resume your application – simply authenticate your identity with the six-digit security code we send you via sms. Find the relevant application and click Cancel application.
Once cancelled, you will no longer receive reminders to complete your application. You’ll need to start a new application if your saved application is cancelled or expired.
Things you should know
Eligibility to save and resume
You can use save and resume to access your saved applications if you’re an existing NAB customer using your personal NAB ID to log-in. If you’re a new to bank customer, you can use your mobile number.
Types of business applications you can save
You can use save and resume an application for a NAB Business Everyday Account ($0 monthly fee), a NAB Business Everyday Account ($10 Monthly Fee) or a NAB Business Cash Maximiser.
What to expect when resuming your application
When you’re resuming your application, you’ll see an overview of your progress. You will be able to see which sections you’ve completed, what’s left to complete and if any section needs to be revisited.
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