Individual account
If your client is receiving money into an individual account, the person who is paying will be shown the account name only if the name they have entered is a match or a close match to your client’s account name. For example, if the payer enters ‘Will Thomas' or ‘Billy Thomas’ and the account name is ‘William Thomas’, this may be considered a match and the account name will be displayed to the payer.
Joint individual accounts
If your client holds a joint individual account and the payer enters one account holder’s name, only that name will be displayed to the payer followed by ‘and others’ to indicate there are other account holders.
Non-individual accounts
If your client holds a non-individual account, including a non-individual joint account, the name of their account will be shown to the payer, regardless of whether it’s a match or not.
Non-individual accounts include:
- Trusts (e.g. SMSFs and family trusts)
- Company accounts
- Incorporated associations.