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2ING Orange Everyday

ING Orange Everyday

2ING Orange Everyday
2.6

210 reviews

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2.8
Ease of Application
2.4
Rates and Fees
2.8
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210 reviews
1 nnn  · just had an unpleasant with an Australian customer service (by phone)
1 Kathryn P.  · We wanted to set up a joint account with ING but its online form was so slow and clunky we went to a competitor. A very st^pid way to lose business!!
2 Azzar  · Customer Service excellent. APP TOO SLOW and crashing – I really wanted to sign up but too many crashes and app so damn slow.
4 Tim  · Good bank for everyday banking – Great bank - easy to deal with, good online tools, decent rates of return, not had a problem
1 Petet  · zero customer service – call center is the worst i have ever dealt with web site hung up and even they couldn't sort out the problem
1 Steve G.  · Disgusting how they treat their customers – Banning people from using their bank for political view points. Disgusting
Bill
BillNSW5 posts
 

Try to close my Orange Everyday Account and Savings Maximiser account. Trying to close it outline but was told account need to be zero. Trying to transfer out to make it zero but blocked because it’s dormant. Try to message them to close the account… Read more

but to no avail. Finally have to call them. The wait time is on access of 30 minutes and there is no call back facility. An absolute pain to deal with. The reason to close the accounts in the first place is because their bonus interest is also a pain to navigate.

 Follow-up  · The online process looks slick but does not deliver what it said. Example, was told I could close the account balance is zero which is not true if the account is dormant or a block is in place. So the message does not take into considerations all the facts and lead you on a wild goose chase. Having to make five transactions a month is a pain… Read more

Jasmin
JasminNSW
 

I cannot recommend ING enough. In an era of endless automated menus, it is so refreshing to call and get through to a real person straight away. The customer service is exceptional—I’ve never felt like 'just another number.' The staff are genuinely friendly, happy, and willing to go the extra mile. They’ve even cracked a joke to brighten my day when things were going rough.

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sophie
sophieNSW62 posts
 

Have just found out that ING is no longer refunding ATM Fees charged by an ATM Operator.This is outrageous given that this Bank does not have any of its own ATM's. Definitely not looking after older Australians.Shame on you ING

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Mini X.
Mini X.NSW2 posts
 

If you wanna waste your time go with ING – No one takes phone calls I’m on the line right now 55 mins no one answering. Just a simple transaction issue no one can help. Sent email seek for help no reply either. What a hopeless bank. If you wanna waste your time go for it.

Positive reviews

Elle J.
Elle J.VIC3 posts
 

I changed to ING for banking approximately 1-2 years ago. Call wait times are better than other banks I've been with, good opening hours call times. The mobile app is easy to use and straight forward with notifications if there is upcoming maintenance. It's also easy to use the online services on a desktop. Customer service has always been… Read more

reassuring and they always go above and beyond to help me. The lady I spoke to today about an issue (25/07/25 approx 7pm AEST I don't recall her name) was incredibly helpful and understanding - I hope she gets notified about her customer service, thank you! I love how there's an everyday round up - there's always a bit of extra money going into a savings. I also used an ATM a few days ago to get cash out and there was a $3.30 fee, which was returned to me through ING. I'm very happy with the customer service and ING as a whole, the absolute best banking company I have ever been with. I wish that I had joined with them sooner.

Su C.
Su C.WA28 posts
 

In June this year, l had informed Ubank regarding my overseas travel through the app. I was unable to use my Ubank debit card during my holidays. Luckily, l was able to use my ING debit card for purchases and ATM withdrawals; international transaction and ATM withdrawal fees were rebated to my bank account instantly. ( I follow ING monthly conditions to qualify for these fees rebate.). It is better to bring more than one card for overseas use.

Andy C
Andy CQLD8 posts
 

Dealing with other banks shows you just how easy ING are – Off the back of venting of how frustrating another bank are I realised it's only fair to put pen to paper for the bank that's never annoyed me since I joined 8 years ago. Shame they don't do better rewards credit cards and I could avoid some of the other banks

Negative reviews

Andy
Andy2 posts
 

Lack of security on your accounts, and lack of responsibility for it when questioned. Refused to divulge how the accounts are protected, then ghosted me afterwards. No response from the threat team in month after repeated back and forth. Zero trust in having a secure account with ING.

Edmund B.
Edmund B.NSW6 posts
 

ING do not have an ATM network. Up until recently, this didn't matter because they rebated the operator fees when using an ATM with their debit card. They have just removed this rebate. This makes using an ING orange everyday account much less attractive. The interest rates provided are no longer competitive and the big banks at least provide free withdrawals.

Adam
Adam10 posts
 

Upholding "know your customer" regulations is fine but ING's app consistently fails when you try to send through a photo of verification documents, gets stuck in a loop, and then your account gets frozen. They tell you to go to the police to verify documents but NSW police use different wording to what they want so they reject it. I live miles… Read more

from a JP. And that's not even beginning to talk about their despicable fossil fuel investments ($18billion in 2023 alone!)

Some years after discontinuing physical security keys (tokens) for customers to increase profits by a few lousy bucks, ING *still* has no alternative in place other than sending out highly insecure SMS codes, and then only to Australian numbers. So if you ever travel internationally, or beyond the range of mobile services, expect hours of inconvenience — just to use your own money.

Recent reviews

Elesha
EleshaNSW5 posts
 
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ING’s Internet banking summary of mortgage debt is misleading and confusing. Instead of providing a total of the debt owed (plus the accessible amount), it separates the two and you need to calculate both figures in order to work out the total amount left on your home loan. No other banks we have used previously (4 in total) display the mortgage… Read more

debt in this way. The customer service employees struggle to explain this layout also. Solution? Just provide the mortgage debt summary as one total figure like every other bank does.

Zoe
Zoe6 posts
 

Customer service has taken a sharp turn for the worse – Have banked with ING for nearly 11 years. Have always had good experiences with them, until recently. Clearly their customer service has gone down the toilet. Three times in the last year they’ve required me to ‘confirm’ my identity with certified documents, claiming KYC policy. The first two times I was able to provide all the info they wanted,… Read more

as annoying as it was. This third time, the documents they’re requesting don’t exist - they want my Australian birth certificate (I wasn’t born here) or my passport in my married name (my passport is in my maiden name). Links claiming to lead to more extended document lists don’t work, and just lead to the website home page. Their emails contain instructions that don’t work - like ‘open X tab on the website’ when X tab doesn’t exist. When I call, I’m on hold for an hour at a time, only to be told to follow the instructions in their emails. Because I have literally been unable to provide the documents they wanted this time, they’ve frozen my account. I can’t reach anyone who can assist me. I should emphasize that I’m a normal, gainfully employed banking customer and I don’t understand why I keep being flagged. My home loan is with ING and even so I think I will have to change banks - this is outrageous!

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alex m.
alex m.
 

No customer loyalty – Been a customer for 10 years have paid a mortgage all that time, tried to set up a everyday account and was told that they don't recognise my details ridiculous keep away from them was on hold for 2 hours trying to sort it out. Just stay clear

ALEK
ALEKNSW10 posts
 

ING - no idea on communication or customer service – I have been a customer of ING Bank for something close on 20 years. Luckily I have rarely needed customer service in that time, because it is non-existent. I had a couple of 'odd' transactions on my account so I got my card blocked (luckily just a link on the website) and left a message regarding the suspect transactions. But apparently, a full… Read more

description in writing is not enough, you have to SPEAK to a team member. Yeh, right, good luck with that. The minimum response time I got was stated as 30-40minutes. Who, with any kind of a life, has that much time to spend just 'hanging on', especially as you waste 5 minutes going through all of the recorded spiel just getting to the correct line. I also tried after hours, since it is stated as a 24 hour service - I can't remember the wording but is summed to "don't bother hanging on as the wait time is long and unknown". When I wrote another note, since apparently it is soooo important that I speak to someone, that a call-back was arranged. Well, that came 3 business days later in the middle of me using a grinder cutting steel, ear muffs on, etc. They left a message - call that dreaded number with the endless wait time. Questions: 1. If the wait time on incoming calls about dodgy transactions is that long, why not employ some staff to tend to it. 2. Why not have a dedicated number for dodgy transactions instead of them all being bunched in together. 3. Why isn't all the facts in writing good enough? I can buy and sell land by email and electronic signature, so why should this be somehow sacred? 4. Why not have ID on a call instead of having Private Number like all of the scam callers?

Scott B.
Scott B.10 posts
 

No worth the stress – Can't update your details. So if you ever change phone numbers you're locked out of your account once they randomly decide to verify your account, which is always written they're closed.

UniqueUser
UniqueUserQueensland8 posts
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Not great for crypto – Wouldn't transfer even small amounts into crypto. When I called in, they said that exchange which was reputable, was completely blocked, and didn't say if other exchanges were allowed. It's my money. I go to ING for a service. Not for them to tell me how I can and cannot spend my money. Moreover, do not block my entire account just because I… Read more

initiated a transfer. Finally, give me a more honest warning message than something went wrong, why don't you try again later or call us.

CaseyTaylor
CaseyTaylor9 posts
 

EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED – I called ING after discovering I had been scammed by a Chinese website claiming to be Australian. I had not clicked checkout and was charged over $300 in that turned out to be international and in US Dollars. I spoke to them immediately explaining the situation and whilst the transactions were pending. They DO have the power to stop this they… Read more

admitted it this morning at phonecall number 3. They have to allow the merchant the opportunity to take the funds and investigate whether or not this is actually a scam. I AM TELLING THEM IT IS! It is all over product reviews and happening to HUNDREDS of Aussies. I am disgusted with ING and the way they have handled this situation. They used an example of if I were to try to stop a payment for my woolworths groceries and had received the groceries but tried to tell them I was scammed. UM Woolworths is an Australian Company with Australian dollars. Banks are working in FAVOUR of scammers and cannot be trusted with our money! I am just floored at this situation. A quick google would have proven to them I had been scammed but no have to wait 38 days for an investigation despite the transaction still pending. THEY COULD STOP IT BUT THEY DONT. WILD

Bert O.
Bert O.VIC
 

Very dissatisfied – I applied for a credit card and after a month I had to withdraw the application. Extremely inefficient and underwhelming service. Very dissatisfied as I was looking forward to use this card overseas. I will go somewhere else.

CHRISTOPHER
CHRISTOPHERVIC8 posts
 
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Refused to allow me to transfer my money to coinjar.com.au – Refused to transfer my money to Coinjar because it was flagged by their system as a "scam". I have done this plenty of times in the past, but suddenly they made the decision to stop allowing it. They then gaslight you as to the reason being to protect you; when really they don't like you using cryptocurrency. By the way, it was for $40. They don't… Read more

let you move even $40 out of the account. It's pathetic & ridiculous. Now I desperately want to take my business elsewhere.

SUSANA VAN DE WEG
SUSANA VAN DE WEGVIC10 posts
 

Greedy Bank With No Customer Service And/or Care - Avoid!!! – Ing is another greedy bank with no service and/or care for potential customers! No branches just atms! The blooming phone number for melbourne in their supposed to be office in collins street is not connected!!!! Really???? We take our $$ somewhere else. Pathetic and greedy bank!! Avoid!!!!

DazzaD
DazzaDVIC4 posts
 

New cards – The new ING cards are rubbish the print rubs off after a few weeks making it impossible to see card numbers or your ccv number which you can't get anywhere else but the card, great idea to save a few bucks but when they have to replace it every 2 months tops we'll see how much they save.

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Jason_Plastic
Jason_PlasticNSW6 posts
 

ING is Fine – I don't understand the negative reviews and comments about ING. I've been with them since they started and never had a problem. All of the benefits they claim I've got: the high interest, the free ATM withdrawals, no account keeping fees, etc. It's all true. I've also found that wait times for calling them are not that bad and it pays to know the… Read more

*best time to call*. ING has a 24 hour call centre and they've always been helpful. You can message them in the app, too and sometimes that's enough, you might not *have* to call them. Yes, their security seems a bit weak, no 2FA, and the login screen hasn't changed in at least 16 years. The app isn't as good as it could be either. These are the downsides but, overall, ING is fine.

WRD
WRD31 posts
 
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ING great except too slow to transfer funds between financial institutions – My only complaint ... I have accounts with other financial institutions - but ING refuses to let me send more than $1000 as an OSKO payment, even to accounts I have sent money too in the past, in my own name even. OSKO exists for a reason ... let us use it. I can understand putting hold on first time payments - but once the PayID or… Read more

BSB/Account has been used multiple times, and it's even in my own name ... it is annoying that they push the payment through the old overnight direct entry. Please give us more flexibility here and allow us to set our own limits for realtime payments.

Gary
GaryVIC3 posts
 
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Check card expiry date before you travel – I've been happy with ING everyday and pleased to discover that I could use the debit card overseas and that international transaction fees are rebated. So I advised ING of my travel plans with departure and return dates. Problem arose when my card expired mid holiday. I suggest that card expiry advice could be given by email (seems to be just a… Read more

new card in the mail) and when customers have travel plans, a check of the expiry date falling within the holiday time could be routine for ING. My fault in not checking the expiry date sure but these steps might avoid an adverse customer experience.

Nathan1111
Nathan11112 posts
 

Has gotten really bad – Fraudulent transactions on a card I never use, spent more than 45 minutes on hold which consists of bad hold music interspersed with frequent cut aways to annoying messages about irrelevant things. All the benefits of the account have gone away over time. Very little to still reccomend. Show details

Jack G.
Jack G.WA
 
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card got scammed, no refunds, terrible – aussie here, my card was debited by a mexican merchant several times for over $500 total. I called ING, lodged a scam transaction report and called them again. They acknowledged my card was scammed and never returned my money or did anything about the case after 5 months, zero stars. I since left and joined Macquarie bank

Sam R.
Sam R.3 posts
 

POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE BEWARE! – Trying to speak to customer service is like very taxing! Each time I’ve tried the minimum waiting time is 1/2 hour. Other banking institutes give you the offer to press number 1 and they call you back. It is soooo frustrating!

Roz P.
Roz P.SA
 

Poor customer service – Useless bank. Customer with them for over 20 yrs. Unable to change loan interest rate, because my loan is smaller than 150 grand. I am moving to another lender.

Unhappy customer
Unhappy customerNSW
 

ING restricted access to Son’s Youth Saver & making impossible to get access – ING Australia is not customer focused. My son uses the Ing app and had responded to requests for address and other information only to have his account access restricted because he had not uploaded an ID doc (only available by logging into the web online banking), after ringing call centre he was told he had to upload a bank stmt, nowhere did it… Read more

say this had to be from another banking institution and my son has only ever banked with ING for last 3 years, so he uploaded an ING stmt. He waited for days for the account to be unlocked, which never happened. After calling again and having to demand to talk to a manager to not be told to keep waiting, we found out he needs to upload a utility bill (which he doesn’t have as he lives at home, a Tax assessment notice, which he doesnt have as he had not earnt enough money to be taxed yet or another bank account stmt). So now we have to open an account with another bank to get a bank statement to upload to ING to be able to access the funds in my son’s ING account. The bank is holding his money unrealistically. They took his ID when opening the account but now we can’t verify with usual 100 point check (drivers licence, passport or medicare) which he has we have to open an account at another bank!!! Very tempted for all of our family to leave ING (Australia) and move all of our monies to another bank. This is crazy, stupid bureaucracy!

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