Reasons why it's not working

Some common reasons why Adviser Initiated Payments (AIP) may not work are:

  • Authorisers with missing or incorrect mobile details
  • The account needs more than two approvers
  • The account has exceeded daily pay limits
  • Your client’s Access Code is currently locked.

Mobile details

If your client isn’t receiving the push notifications, ensure their details are up to date. Your clients can simply call us on the relevant number below to make any changes:

Unable to send push notification

If your client's Access Code is locked, you'll see an error message on the screen in Adviser Online when trying to send them a push notification.

You can find more information to help them unlock their Access Code.

Once your clients Access Code has been unlocked, they’ll be able to receive push notifications.

If your client is still experiencing issues unlocking their Access Code, please call us on the relevant number below:

More than two authorisers

You can’t use AIP for accounts that require more than two authorisers. If an account needs more than two authorisers, your client will need to initiate and authorise payments themselves, either with a manual withdrawal form or online via the online portal.

Missing account approvers

If your client requires dual authorisation, the payment authorisation will be automatically sent to each authoriser once you navigate to the Send payment page.

Exceeding daily pay limits

AIP can’t be created if payments exceed the daily pay limits:

  • PayAnyone payments exceeding $500,000 processed in the same business day
  • BPAY® billers have payment limits. Check with the biller to find out if limits apply.
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