internet access frequently asked questions

what is my Customer ID and where do I find it?

Your Customer ID is a unique numerical code used by us to identify you. Your Customer ID is allocated randomly when you call our National Call Centre to register for Internet Access. Your Customer ID cannot be changed.

what is my Access Code and where do I find it?

Your Access Code is similar to a PIN or Password and is used by our Internet Access system to identify you. When you call our National Call Centre to register for Internet Access, you will be allocated a temporary Access Code, which you will be prompted to change when you first log on to Internet Access. You can change your Access Code at any time. Our staff cannot view your Access Code.

how many chances do I get to enter my Access Code when logging on to Internet access?

You have 3 chances to enter your correct Access Code before your account is locked. If your account is locked, please call our National Call Centre on 131 915 to speak with one of our customer service consultants who will unlock your account and reallocate a temporary Access Code if necessary. We are open:

what happens if I have lost or forgotten my Customer ID or Access Code?

If you have lost or forgotten your Customer ID or Access Code, please call our National Call Centre and one of our consultants will advise you of your Customer ID and reallocate a temporary Access Code.

what happens if I think someone knows my Customer ID and Access Code?

If you know or suspect that your Customer ID and Access Code have become known to someone else or are lost or stolen, you must tell us immediately by contacting our National Call Centre on 131 915.

our account requires joint signatures to authorise operations on the account. Can I access this account via Internet Access?

If joint signatures are required for all changes to your account, you will not be able to transact on your account using Internet Access.

I can't see all of my accounts in my Account Summary. What do I do?

If you cannot see all of your accounts on the Account Summary screen, please call our National Call Centre and one of our customer service consultants will be able to help you.

who do I call if I have a problem with Internet Access or want more information?

If you have any problems using Internet Access or would like more information, please call us on 131 915 from Monday to Friday between 8am and 6pm (Melbourne time) and one of our customer service consultants will be able to assist you.

what happens if my computer crashes?

If your computer crashes while you are transacting with Internet Access, you should not lose any information or changes that you have submitted. Just login to the system again to verify that the changes you made were updated. Alternatively, you can call our National Call Centre and one of our customer service consultants will be able to advise you if your changes were updated.

are there any fees for transactions using Internet Access?

There are no fees for transactions using Internet Access. This is a free service for all customers of Maxis Loans. However, Government fees and charges may apply.

what type of web browser do I need to run Internet Access?

All pages on Maxis Loans Internet Access are encrypted using 128-bit SSL encryption. You can use Maxis Loans Internet Access if your web browser is one of the following:


browser Windows Mac
Internet Explorer 4.0 or later 5.0 or later
Netscape 4.5 or later 6.0 or later

Note: The design of the Maxis Loans website is best viewed in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 or later or Netscape 6 or later.

how do I check which browser version I am using?

In most browsers you can check which version you are using by selecting "Help" then "About" from the browser's menu-bar.

what if my browser version does not support Internet Access?

If your browser version is not listed above, you cannot use Internet Access. However, you may download a free browser that supports Internet Access from one of these websites:





This site's design is only visible in a graphical browser that supports web standards, but its content is accessible to any browser or Internet device.