Upgrade to Tyro, keep everything you love about Thriday

You will see two Tyro profiles listed when connecting through Open Banking: Tyro Banking and Tyro Payments. This exists because Tyro is migrating to a new banking platform. If you are using the Tyro Transaction Account, you should select Tyro Banking. If you are using the Tyro Bank Account, you should select Tyro Payments.

We understand that changes to your banking, accounting and tax arrangements can feel disruptive, especially if your existing setup was a key reason you chose Thriday. We'll be communicating regularly throughout the transition, including clear timelines and step-by-step guidance. Our team is here to support you and minimise disruption as much as possible. If you have specific concerns, we encourage you to reach out so we can help clarify what this means for your situation.

This change allows us to bring banking, payments, accounting, and tax more closely together under Tyro. By integrating these services more deeply, we can deliver a more seamless experience, unlock new features over time, and continue investing in new feature upgrades.

The core platform, including accounting, reporting, and tax features, will continue to operate as expected. As part of the transition to Tyro, you may notice some visual updates and enhancements to the look and feel of the platform. These changes are designed to align with Tyro branding while maintaining a familiar and intuitive experience.

Yes. The Thriday accounting and support team will remain in place as part of Tyro. You'll continue to receive support for bookkeeping, BAS, and tax lodgments from the same experienced team, ensuring continuity and consistency in the service you're familiar with. Our accounting and tax processes will continue to operate as usual during the transition, and they will continue to serve you under the same tax agent licence.

No. You can connect eligible existing bank accounts to Tyro using Open Banking (CDR). However, some features, including integrated payments, Bill Manager, automated allocations, and transfers, are only available with a Tyro bank account. These features rely on having banking and payments fully integrated within the platform.

During the transition period, the new Tyro Accounting platform will be provided at no cost, along with BAS and tax lodgments. If any pricing changes are introduced in the future, they will be clearly communicated before taking effect. You will not be moved to a paid pricing structure without advance notice. If you have a prepaid annual subscription, these will be honoured.

Your historical Thriday reporting and transaction data will remain accessible in the new Tyro platform. You'll still be able to view past transactions, receipts, invoices, reports, and account history after your upgrade. We'll ensure your historical data transitions seamlessly so you can continue to access the information you need for record-keeping and compliance purposes.

No. You will not need to apply for a payment device (Tyro or otherwise) in order to use Tyro Accounting. You can continue to use the accounting features, connect your bank accounts via Open Banking, reconcile transactions, and manage reporting without having a physical payment device. A payment device is only required if you want to accept in-person card payments at your location. If you already use a payment device and want to keep taking payments, you can choose a Tyro EFTPOS machine as part of your upgrade, but it is not mandatory for Tyro Accounting itself.

Yes. Tyro does offer debit cards. When you open a Tyro Transaction Account, you can request a Tyro Visa Debit card that lets you access your funds and make payments online, in-store, or over the phone. You can also manage features like card controls and freezing or replacing cards through the Tyro Bank App or Portal once your account is set up.

If you're using a Thriday account provided by our banking partner, Regional Australia Bank, these accounts will cease operating from 30 June 2026. Any scheduled payments made after 30 June 2026 will be automatically cancelled. You'll receive an inbox message in your Thriday account confirming which payments have been cancelled.

Direct debits and recurring payments linked to your account or Visa Debit card will also stop processing from 30 June 2026. You'll need to notify your suppliers and arrange updated payment details, or provide a new card where required.

Yes, automated allocations will remain an important part of the new Tyro experience. You'll be able to open up to ten bank accounts with Tyro and access term deposits. There is expected to be a short transition period of a few months during which automated allocations will not be available. As we complete our system integration, we'll prioritise restoring this feature so you can continue to benefit from it.

If you're using a Thriday account provided by our banking partner, Regional Australia Bank, these accounts will cease operating from 30 June 2026. Until then, you can continue using your bank accounts as usual. In the coming months, we'll notify you when you can begin the Tyro upgrade process and how to apply for new bank accounts.

If you're using a Thriday account provided by our banking partner, Regional Australia Bank, these accounts will cease operating from 30 June 2026. Until then, you can continue using your bank accounts.

In the coming months, we'll let you know when you can begin the Tyro upgrade process and how to apply for new bank accounts. Your new Tyro bank accounts will have a different BSB and account number. You'll continue to have access to your historical Thriday account transaction data within the Tyro platform.

There's no action required at this time. You can continue using Thriday as usual, including invoicing, managing receipts, running reports, and overseeing your accounts. In the coming months, we'll let you know when you can begin the Tyro upgrade process and how to apply for new bank accounts.

Yes. Your accounting and tax features will continue as normal. There is no change in your ability to track expenses, generate reports, prepare tax information, or access your financial history. The Thriday Accounting team will also operate as normal.

Following the migration to Tyro, these services will continue to be delivered, ensuring continuity without disruption to your day-to-day financial management or compliance needs.

If you log in after the sunset date, you'll be guided directly to migrate. You won't lose your information — the goal is simply to move you onto the new platform so you can continue uninterrupted.

Yes. Security and privacy remain a top priority. Data is handled securely and in accordance with applicable Australian legal, regulatory and data protection requirements.  

Thriday is now part of Tyro and the migration enables continued access to your information and financial history through Tyro’s platform, with such information managed in line with Tyro’s Privacy Policy and security processes.

Yes. As part of migration, you will create a new login for the Tyro platform. You can decide if you want this login to be the same password as what you have today. Social sign-ins (Google, Apple, Microsoft) will no longer be supported going forward.

Yes — support is still available. At peak times we may temporarily limit demo bookings so we can prioritise migration support but help articles and customer support channels remain open.

As part of the migration, some features have been retired or are temporarily unavailable. To ensure a smooth transition, only options that are currently supported and available to you will be shown.

Existing Stripe connections will continue until 30 June 2026. However, new Stripe sign-ups are disabled as we move customers toward Tyro eCommerce, which will be supported long term.

Automated allocations will be turned off on 30 June 2026. You’ll see notices within the allocations screen to help you prepare and avoid unexpected interruptions.

Payments scheduled after 30 June 2026 will be cancelled. You will receive warnings inside Thriday if you have any future-dated payments so you can make alternative arrangements.

Thriday cards will stop working on 30 June 2026. You will see reminders inside the app so you can plan and avoid disruption.

Your existing account will remain active until 30 June 2026, and you can choose to migrate at any time before then. You may also transfer your funds to a nominated account at any time. If no action is taken by that date, you’ll be prompted to nominate a destination account so any remaining balance can be securely transferred.

Your existing account will remain active until 30 June 2026, and you can choose to migrate at any time before then. You may also transfer your funds to a nominated account at any time. If no action is taken by that date, you’ll be prompted to nominate a destination account so any remaining balance can be securely transferred.

No. New Thriday bank account openings are no longer available. Instead, you can securely connect your existing bank accounts using Open Banking (CDR) or apply for Tyro banking and payment products here.

Yes. During the transition period, access to the new Tyro platform will remain free while certain banking features and payment features are introduced. Any future pricing changes will always be communicated clearly in advance.

Some features will be temporarily unavailable while we integrate Thriday with Tyro’s banking and payments functionality. This includes capabilities such as payments, transfers, bill manager, and automated allocations.

These features are planned to be progressively re-introduced as the new platform evolves. In the meantime, you will be able to apply for core payment functionality directly through Tyro’s banking and payments products, so you can continue managing your business finances without interruption.

No. Your historical data — including transactions, invoices, tax records, and reports — will automatically move over to Tyro for safe keeping. The goal is a seamless transition, so you can continue exactly where you left off, whenever you move.

Your existing Thriday invoices, client data and items are automatically carried across as part of the migration. This includes both paid and unpaid invoices, along with their statuses, dates, line items, and payment history. During the migration to Tyro, you will be asked to nominate a new bank account for your invoice payments, and your links will be automatically updated to reflect these new details.

You will see clear prompts and guidance inside Thriday when migration is available. The process is designed to be quick, secure, and designed to avoid unnecessary work on your side. The good news is that all your historical data such as transactions, reports, invoices, and receipts will be available on the new Tyro X platform. To migrate over you will need to:

• Create your Tyro platform login.

• Accept updated terms and conditions.

• Receive a confirmation email once completed.

• Open a new Tyro Transaction account (if you want to).

If you don’t migrate before the sunset date, you will no longer be able to use Thriday services as the platform will be switched off. You will still be able to migrate to Tyro after the deadline, but access to the Thriday platform itself will be restricted. If you miss the deadline and would like to download your historical data, we will provide an option for you to do so.

The current Thriday platform will be sunset at the end of the financial year (30 June 2026). After this date, customers will need to migrate to our new Tyro platform to continue using the service.

Thriday has joined Tyro Payments Limited (Tyro) to bring together our powerful automated financial management tools with Tyro's  Australian payments and banking features. This allows us to continue improving the product, invest in new features, and provide a stronger long-term platform for small-to-medium businesses.