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Once activated, MasterCard SecureCode, gives your Aussie MasterCard an extra level of protection on the internet with two-way confirmation between Aussie and participating merchants– at no extra cost. It’s like using a PIN number with Eftpos, so you have the same security online as you would in a store.

View a quick demonstration to see how easy it is to use MasterCard SecureCode

Step 1

You can enrol online by clicking here

Alternatively, you can enrol the next time you go shopping online at a participating MasterCard SecureCode merchant. When you are ready to buy, enter your Aussie MasterCard Card details in the payment page.

Step 2

You will automatically be prompted for MasterCard SecureCode enrolment. Enter the following details:

1. Name - as shown on your Aussie MasterCard Card
2. Last 3 digits on the Card Signature Panel Code
3. Card Expiry Date
4. Date of Birth

Step 3

When you enrol with MasterCard SecureCode service, you will be asked to create a Personal Message and MasterCard SecureCode password. Then you’re ready to shop with the confidence of extra security.

For more information, check out our frequently asked questions.

Look for reputable Internet merchants or stores. Anyone can establish an Internet site, so if you’re unsure, request more information from them about their company, products and services. Also, ask them what their policy is about returning any merchandise that you are unsatisfied with and refunding of your money.

Make sure that any merchant you deal with has encryption on their site (you will see a padlock at the bottom of your screen). This makes it difficult for another person to intercept information you send over the Internet.

You should always read your credit card statements carefully and check for any suspicious transactions. If you find any, call us any time on 1300 660 841. If you contact us within 14 days from the date on your statement, and the transaction is found not to be yours, then generally you will not be held liable for the payment. Remember, sometimes the name of the store which appears on the statement maybe different from the name under which the store trades (e.g. Joe Smith trading as Acme Trading).

Whenever you make a purchase online print out a copy for your records. This will make it much easier to check your credit card statement and ensure that all the purchases shown are valid.