NAB and Amazon introduce PayTo for seamless, secure payments

Digital Reinvention
03/02/2025 News

National Australia Bank (NAB) has partnered with Amazon to introduce PayTo, a secure and convenient cardless payment option for customers shopping on Amazon.com.au. The integration allows shoppers to make purchases directly from their bank accounts, eliminating the need to enter card details at checkout.

Streamlined, secure transactions

With PayTo, customers gain better control over their payments, as transactions are authorized through their online banking platform. Once set up, users can initiate one-time or recurring payments with a single click, offering a frictionless shopping experience.

NAB Executive for Enterprise Payments and Technology Modernisation, Shane Conway, highlighted the benefits of the collaboration. “Our goal is to provide business customers with simple, safe, and convenient payment options while ensuring excellent experiences for shoppers,” Conway said. “By integrating PayTo, Amazon is enhancing payment security while offering a cost-effective, instant payment solution for businesses.”

Enhancing customer choice and business efficiency

Amazon’s Director of APAC Payments, Sujit Misra, emphasized the shift in consumer preferences toward banking apps and instant payments. “At Amazon, we always follow the lead of our customers. With more shoppers opting for instant payments, we’re excited to offer PayTo as a secure and convenient option at checkout,” Misra stated.

For retailers, PayTo provides a cost-efficient alternative to traditional payment methods while mitigating fraud risks. As digital transactions evolve, NAB expects wider adoption of PayTo in 2025 and beyond, reinforcing its commitment to driving innovation in financial services.

With this collaboration, NAB and Amazon are setting a new standard for seamless and secure online payments, giving customers greater flexibility and confidence when shopping online.

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