Rest & Top 10 Super Funds

One of the most common funds for retail, hospitality and casual workers. Accepts certified ID by email; certified copies commonly required for balances of $5,000+.

Australia's largest super fund. Certified ID is typically uploaded through their process; ensure your name and date of birth match their records exactly.

A very large fund formed from the merger of Sunsuper and QSuper. Prefers payment to an Australian bank account in your own name; certified ID for $5,000+ balances.

The industry fund for health and community services workers. Certified documents are usually posted; match your details carefully to avoid delays.

A long-established retail super provider. Certification and payment requirements follow standard DASP rules; confirm your current member details before claiming.

The fund for people who worked in Australia's higher education and research sector. Standard DASP documents and certification apply.

Extremely common for hospitality, tourism and sport workers — one of the funds most temporary workers hold. Standard DASP process with certified ID for larger balances.

The industry fund for construction and building workers. Documents are typically posted; certified ID commonly required.

A profit-to-member industry fund covering a wide range of professional and service roles. Standard DASP documents and certification apply.

An industry fund for workers in timber, pulp, paper and furniture manufacturing. Standard DASP process with certified ID for larger balances.

A Queensland-based fund (formerly LGIAsuper). Follows standard DASP rules; confirm whether your balance is still held by the fund or has moved to the ATO.

The Building Unions Superannuation Scheme (Queensland), common for construction workers. Standard DASP documents and certification apply.

One of Australia's largest funds, covering public-sector, health and general members. Standard DASP process; match your details to avoid verification delays.

A retail/wrap platform administered within the BT/Westpac group. Certification and payment follow standard DASP rules.

An ethically-invested super fund. The DASP process is the same as other funds — certified ID and matching member details.

A global workplace super provider. Standard DASP documents, certification and payment rules apply.

A large retail super provider. Follows standard DASP rules; confirm your current member details and whether your balance has transferred to the ATO.

The industry fund for the food, meat and grocery sector (the Australian meat industry). For balances over $5,000, a certified copy of your current passport is required — certified by Australian Embassy staff, a Notary Public, a Judge, or a Justice of the Peace. For payment, they ask for a bank statement header or account confirmation letter showing your name as account holder, the account details, and the institution — an Australian account needs the BSB and account number; an international account needs the account number, SWIFT code and branch address. Payments cannot go to a third-party or business account, and overseas payments require their forms plus a release of liability form. Hotline: 1800 808 614 (8:30am–6:30pm AEST).