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Funding methods
You can fund your Stake account via:
- POLi
- Direct bank transfer
- Debit card/credit card/Google Pay/Apple Pay
Deposit funds via bank transfer
You can deposit funds into your Stake Wall St account via bank transfer from a local bank account. The minimum funding amount is NZ$50.
Transfer Details
To make a direct deposit/bank transfer into your Stake Wall St account, you’ll need an Account Name, Account Number and Description.
Account Name: Stake
Account Number: 04-2024-062320-100
Description: Your unique Stake Wall St number
You can find your unique Stake Wall St number in the Stake app by heading to More > Account Number. You can also find the above details via Buying Power> Add funds > Bank transfer, and follow the prompts. On web, click on the wallet icon in the top right-hand corner > Add funds or Manage funds.
Important: to ensure a smooth funding experience, please ensure your 10-digit number includes ‘ST’ and is entered into the ‘Description’ section of your bank deposit.
How do I transfer?
- On the Stake app, head to your portfolio dashboard and tap Buying power > Add funds; on web, click on the wallet icon in the right hand corner > Add funds
- Input the deposit amount
- Select bank transfer and your preferred funding speed
- You'll then be provided with the bank account details to use when making a payment from your financial institution. It’s vital you enter the correct Account Number, Account Name and Description (your 10-digit Stake Account number starting with ST) to ensure there is no delay in processing the deposit
- Once you’ve transferred funds from your banking institution, you can confirm by tapping ‘I’ve Made a Transfer’ to finalise your deposit. You’ll also receive an email confirmation of the initiated transfer
Important information
- Your Stake Wall St account number (beginning with ST) must be included in the ‘Description’ field of your bank transfer. If not, your funds may be returned. It can take up to 30 days for unsuccessful deposits to be returned.
- Some banks have both ‘Description’ and ‘Reference’ fields available – please ensure your 10-digit ST account number is entered in the ‘Description’ field
- Your bank may place a hold on your first payment for up to 24 hours
- Stake does not accept third party deposits
Can I fund via card, Apple Pay or Google Pay?
Yes, follow the steps below to deposit via debit/credit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. The minimum funding amount is NZ$50.
Credit/debit card
- On the Stake app, head to your portfolio dashboard and tap Buying power > Add funds; on web, click on the wallet icon in the right-hand corner > Add funds
- Input the deposit amount
- Select debit/credit card and your preferred funding speed
- Enter your card details (you can also save these details for future fundings)
- Confirm deposit
Apple Pay/Google Pay
- On the Stake app, head to your portfolio dashboard and tap Buying power > Add funds; on web, click on the wallet icon in the right-hand corner > Add funds
- Insert the deposit amount
- Select Apple Pay/Google Pay and your preferred funding speed
- Follow the prompts and confirm the deposit
Please note, that funds will only be available for withdrawal after the underlying deposit has been cleared/reconciled in our main facility account. This process generally takes between 1-2 business days.
Processing fees: all debit card deposits (including Google Pay and Apple Pay) incur a 2% processing fee. Credit card deposits (including Google Pay and Apple Pay) incur a 3% processing fee.
Deposit funds via POLi
You can make bank transfers right on Stake using POLi, and funds go directly into your investing account.
To make a POLi-supported deposit:
- On the Stake app, head to your portfolio dashboard and tap Buying power > Add funds – on web, click on the Wallet icon in the right-hand corner > Add funds
- Input the deposit amount
- Select POLi and your preferred funding speed
- Follow the prompts to complete your POLi payment
About POLi
POLi is an online payment option, backed by Merco, that facilitates a funds transfer in near real-time using PayID from your bank account to a merchant. It’s an easy and secure alternative for customers who don’t want to use credit cards.
POLi allows you to fund directly from the Stake app without having to manually initiate a transfer.
All the security measures of your internet banking account apply when funding via POLi, including two-factor authentication and any transaction limits you have.
Banks available on POLi
Below is a list of banks currently available on POLi in NZ. This may be subject to change.
- ANZ
- Bank of New Zealand
- Kiwibank
- TSB Bank
- The Co-Operative Bank
POLi outages
Should you have any trouble using POLi to fund your account, please head to https://polipayments.statuspage.io and check if there are any operational issues.
If problems persist, you can contact the Stake support team here.
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