
[✓] last verified 2026-01-28·Reviewed by BankToBTC Team
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POLICY CHANGED April 2024. Now blocks some exchanges, transfers delayed.
Crypto Compatibility Score: 44/100 (Poor)
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Supported payment methods: osko
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ING Australia doesn't sell crypto. PayID or Osko to a licensed exchange work well, just check your daily payment limits in the app first, as they may need increasing.
Can you buy Bitcoin in the app?
No, use an external exchange
Can you fund an exchange?
Yes, using PayID/Osko
Best funding method
PayID/Osko
Potential issue
Daily limit settings may block larger payments
Funding from ING Australia usually means OSKO/PayID deposits into an AUSTRAC registered exchange. Our walkthrough makes it simple.
Yes, via transfer to exchanges like Kraken, CoinSpot, Binance, or Independent Reserve. ING Australia has publicly stated it began declining some transactions to certain cryptocurrency exchanges from April 2024 as a scam control, so destination matters. If a transfer fails, try an AUSTRAC-registered exchange and use PayID for the cleanest deposit path.
ING says from April 2024 it may decline transactions to some cryptocurrency exchanges. The practical impact is that certain payees are blocked outright. If a destination fails, do not keep retrying the same transfer. Use a large AUSTRAC-registered exchange and test a small PayID deposit first.
ING's PayID FAQs explain you can register and manage your PayID (mobile or email) inside the ING mobile banking app. Once PayID is active, you can send deposits to exchanges using PayID. If an exchange only accepts BSB and account number, enter those manually instead.
ING's Osko explainer describes how real-time payments work and notes a daily payment limit applies to Osko transactions. Check your limit in the app before you try a large exchange deposit so the payment does not fail mid-flow.
Yes, if the exchange provides BPAY details (Biller Code and Customer Reference Number). ING's BPAY FAQ covers how to make a BPAY payment. BPAY is not instant like PayID, so treat it as a slower backup option when timing is not critical.
Card payments go through online authentication and merchant risk checks that are separate from bank transfer controls. ING supports 3D Secure style verification for card purchases, and some merchants may trigger extra friction or outright blocks. If you want fewer card issues, use PayID or a bank transfer instead.
This page references 4 sources: ING Australia Crypto Policy, ING Osko Payments, BPAY Support. Information was compiled from official sources and user reports.
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