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57% of Aussie corporates unaware of BECS “2030+” shutdown: CBA research

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12 Nov, 2025
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12 Nov, 2025
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New CommBank research suggests the majority of Australian corporates are unaware that the industry is planning to decommission the Bulk Electronic Clearing System (BECS) by “2030+”.
57% of Aussie corporates unaware of BECS “2030+” shutdown: CBA research
57% of corporates did not know BECS will be retired by “2030+”, according to new CommBank research. Picture generated by AI.

New CommBank research suggests the majority of Australian corporates are unaware that the industry is planning to decommission the Bulk Electronic Clearing System (BECS) by “2030+”.

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