Why "nab connec" is such a popular search
English is full of words that end softly, and "connect" is one of them: said out loud, the final "t" is barely there. When people search quickly — especially at the end of a long word, at the end of a busy morning — the short form "nab connec" is what naturally comes out, and search engines match it straight to NAB Connect, which is how you found this page. What matters is the address you log in at: web addresses are exact, and the bank's login lives at one address only — nabconnect.nab.com.au.
So treat this page as two things: a safe doorway to the official login (the button above), and a quick setup that makes reaching it effortless from now on.
The login, step by step
- Use the full address
Type nabconnect.nab.com.au — every letter, including that final "t" hiding inside "nabconnect". Better still, use the official button on this page this time.
- Glance at the domain
Before entering anything, confirm the address ends in nab.com.au and shows a padlock. Ten seconds of checking beats any amount of regret.
- Enter your User ID and password
Your business-issued User ID first, then your NAB Connect password (it's case-sensitive — watch Caps Lock).
- Add your token code
Generate a fresh code on your physical token or in the NAB Connect app and enter it promptly.
- Bookmark the page — before you close it
While you're on the genuine login page, save it as a bookmark (next section). From tomorrow, the bookmark does the typing for you.
The permanent fix: a bookmark you made yourself
Bookmarks are the single best way to reach the exact login address every time, because a bookmark stores the address once — entered carefully, verified by eye — and reuses it forever. Here's how to set yours up properly:
On a computer
Sign in via the official address above. When the genuine login page is loaded, press Ctrl+D (Windows) or Cmd+D (Mac). Name it something unmistakable like "NAB Connect — official login" and save it to your bookmarks bar so it's always one click away. Next time, don't type anything at all: click the bookmark, glance at the domain, and sign in.
On your phone
Open the official login in your mobile browser, use the share menu, and choose Add to Home Screen. You'll get an icon that takes you straight to the official address. Just remember that many NAB Connect tasks are still easier on the full website or with your token app handy.
Autocomplete: the trap inside the fix
One caution. Browsers "helpfully" remember addresses you've used before — including any you reached by following a link in a message. If an address you don't recognise keeps coming up as the top suggestion, your browser may keep offering it first, and that's how people end up on strange pages repeatedly while swearing they "did it the same as always".
To clear a suggestion you don't trust: start typing the address, and when the suggestion appears highlighted in the dropdown, remove it (in most desktop browsers, Shift+Delete with the suggestion highlighted does this). Then use your clean bookmark for a few logins so the browser relearns the right habit. If a previously visited page asked for your banking details and you entered them, treat that seriously — see the warning on our strange-site safety page and contact the bank.
Other short forms work the same way: if you usually search "nab connet" or "nab conect", those pages cover the login for those searches too.
Questions from "nab connec" searchers
Is "nab connec" a different product from NAB Connect?
No — there's no separate product called "nab connec". It's a short form of the same name: the one and only business platform is NAB Connect, reached at nabconnect.nab.com.au.
I entered "nab connec" in the address bar and a login page loaded. Should I use it?
Only if the address bar shows the domain nab.com.au. The bank's login lives on that domain only — any other domain, no matter how professional the page looks, is a different site entirely. Close it, and come in through the official button on this page or your own verified bookmark.
Why does my browser keep suggesting an address I don't recognise?
Because it remembers where you've been, not where you meant to go. Delete the bad suggestion from the dropdown (usually Shift+Delete) and use a bookmark you created from the genuine address until the browser relearns.
My User ID or password was rejected. Could it just be a slip?
It can — the same end-of-word slip happens in credentials. If your details are rejected, retype them slowly and completely before assuming they've changed. Our access help page covers rejected logins.