Making regular payments into your Kindo account means you will always have funds available when you need them. This can make checkout faster and means you're covered for larger costs like school camps — without having to remember to top up each time.
You can set this up as a recurring payment (weekly or fortnightly works well for most families) or as a one-off transfer. Either way, the steps are the same.
Watch: setting up an automatic payment
This video shows the classic view when finding your customer number. In the current app, tap Account, then My details to find it — the rest of the steps are the same.
Find your customer number
Before you start, you'll need your customer number. This is what tells us the payment is yours.
- In the app, tap Account.
- Tap My details.
- Find your Customer number under Personal information and make a note of it. You'll enter this as the reference when you set up the payment in your banking app.
On the website, you'll find Account in the menu on the left, then follow the same steps.
Set up the payment in your banking app