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Product Disclosure Statement
In preparation
The complete Product Disclosure Statement is being finalised with our licensee and will be published here. It describes the key features, benefits, costs, risks and terms of the Moneta Business Account and payment services. Until then, this is what it will cover.
1. About this statement
What the statement is for and the documents it must be read with: the Terms and Conditions, Financial Services Guide, Target Market Determination, Privacy Policy and Fee Schedule.
2. Regulatory status
Who issues the services, the licence they are provided under, and the note that account balances are not bank deposits and do not benefit from a government deposit guarantee.
3. Roles and responsibilities
What the issuer does (holds client funds, approves customers, controls compliance and complaints) and what Moneta does (brand, platform, distribution, customer operations and first-line support).
4. The product and how it works
Onboarding and approval, receiving funds, submitting payment instructions with authentication and approval controls, and how payments and conversions are executed.
5. Key features
Business payment account, supported-currency wallets, local receiving details, domestic and international payments, spot FX, multi-factor authentication and authorised-user controls. No cash, credit, overdraft or card functionality unless separately agreed and disclosed.
6. Your responsibilities
Security and confidentiality, monitoring transactions, verifying payment instructions, keeping your details current and providing verification information when asked.
7. Costs and fees
Account and platform fees, payment fees, FX margins and third-party charges, as published on the pricing page, in your quote or in the Fee Schedule.
8. Transaction limits
The limit categories that apply (per payment, daily, balance, FX and corridor) and how they are set for each customer.
9. Risks and limitations
Holds, returns, recalls and account closure; usage, customer and jurisdiction restrictions; prohibited activity; and security and financial risks, including unauthorised access and FX movement.
10. Complaints
How to raise a complaint and how it is handled. See our complaints page.