To set up your Weel account, we need to verify some key details about your business, your authorised applicant, and your stakeholders. Learn more about why we require this information.
The requirements vary based on your business structure, so please select the option that best matches your entity type.
You can identify the entity type of your business by searching the Australian Business Register.
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Private Company (Pty Ltd)
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Your business is a registered private company with an ACN and governed by shareholders/directors.
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Your business is a registered private company with an ACN and governed by shareholders/directors.
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Public Company
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Your company is listed on a domestic or international exchange or is otherwise regulated as a public company.
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Your company is listed on a domestic or international exchange or is otherwise regulated as a public company.
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Companies limited by Guarantee (Not-for-Profits)
- Your company is public but not listed on a stock exchange. This structure is commonly used by charities, associations, and foundations.
- Your company is public but not listed on a stock exchange. This structure is commonly used by charities, associations, and foundations.
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Regulated Trust
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Your trust is regulated (e.g. a registered MIS, unregistered MIS with wholesale clients, or a government super fund).
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Your trust is regulated (e.g. a registered MIS, unregistered MIS with wholesale clients, or a government super fund).
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Unregulated Trust
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Your trust is unregulated (e.g. a family trust, unit trust, charitable trust, or testamentary trust).
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Your trust is unregulated (e.g. a family trust, unit trust, charitable trust, or testamentary trust).
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Partnership
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Two or more individuals or entities run the business together under a formal partnership agreement.
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Two or more individuals or entities run the business together under a formal partnership agreement.
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Association (Not-for-Profits)
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An incorporated association (e.g. a community group, club, or not-for-profit) registered under state or territory law.
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An incorporated association (e.g. a community group, club, or not-for-profit) registered under state or territory law.
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Government Entity
- A government department, agency, or statutory authority.
💡 Need help choosing?
If you’re unsure which option applies to your business, check your ABN record on the ABR website or reach out to our support team.