To check their BSB and account number, your Teen can:
Log into Spriggy SPRK.
The BSB and account number for their Spriggy prepaid VISA card will be listed under "Get paid" on the Spriggy SPRK home page.
For more information on the BSB and account number, tap the ‘information’ button inside the card balance screen.
The prepaid card has a $999 balance limit. Incoming payments that will cause this limit to be exceeded will be rejected and funds will be returned to the payer. If the prepaid card balance is close to $999, parents may want to encourage their Teen to keep money in their Spriggy Savings, which will have a higher combined family balance limit of $4,999 (across your Parent Wallet, including Savings and Savings Goals).
If a new Spriggy card is ordered, a new account number will be allocated to that card and the account number allocated to the previous card will become invalid. The new account number will apply once the new Spriggy card is activated. Any payer will need the new account number (BSB remains the same) in order to transfer payments to the new card.
The Parent Wallet and Prepaid Card are issued by Indue Ltd, which is an authorised deposit-taking Institution for the purposes of the Banking Act 1959. If the teen’s employer requests the name of the bank institution the bank institution name will be ‘Indue’.
See this guide, for more information on their BSB and account number.
Important information
Visa and the Visa brand mark are registered trademarks of Visa Worldwide Pte Limited. Rivva Pty Ltd (ABN 86 603 542 918, AFSL 513762) (Spriggy) has been appointed as a third party agent of Indue Ltd (ABN 97 087 822 464, AFSL 320204) based in Brisbane, Australia, the issuer of the Spriggy Prepaid Card and Parent Wallet. See Spriggy’s FSG. Consider the updated Product Disclosure Statement, Product Terms and Conditions and the Target Market Determination to ensure the product is right for you. Spriggy Terms and Conditions also apply. Fees & charges apply. Any advice provided is general in nature and does not take into consideration your objectives, needs or financial situation. Before acting on any advice consider its appropriateness. See full terms.