Web Moneyline

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Web Moneyline is an Australian short‑term finance provider that has operated under the business name of Handee Loans Pty Ltd, offering small loans and cash‑advance style products. It has provided both consumer payday loans and merchant cash advance financing.

Tamworth, New South Wales, Australia
webmoneyline.com.au
Owned by Handee Loans Pty Ltd

About Web Moneyline

Web Moneyline is an Australian lending brand associated with Handee Loans Pty Ltd, an Australian private company that has traded under the business name “Web Moneyline.” Public records and industry directories describe Web Moneyline as a lender involved with small, short‑term loans and merchant cash advance services, with operations historically based in New South Wales and Queensland, Australia.([abr.business.gov.au](https://abr.business.gov.au/AbnHistory/View?id=21168258320&utm_source=openai)) In addition to storefront lending, the business has emphasized online applications, allowing borrowers to apply for funds via the web rather than visiting a branch.([handeeloans.com.au](https://www.handeeloans.com.au/about-us?utm_source=openai))

A charge from Web Moneyline on a card or bank statement is most likely related to a loan disbursement fee, scheduled repayment, or other fees associated with a payday‑style loan or merchant cash advance facility. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has previously identified Web Moneyline as a payday lender and required it, via an enforceable undertaking, to cease offering a particular loan product (OACC2) and to write off certain outstanding debts, indicating that some historic Web Moneyline charges may relate to these higher‑cost, short‑term credit products.([asic.gov.au](https://www.asic.gov.au/about-asic/news-centre/find-a-media-release/2017-releases/17-344mr-asic-concerns-see-web-moneyline-pty-ltd-stop-offering-loan-product/?utm_source=openai)) Depending on the time period, a Web Moneyline descriptor could also reflect repayments collected on loans originally branded Web Moneyline but now managed under Handee Loans Pty Ltd.

If you have questions about a Web Moneyline charge, start by reviewing your loan documentation and any email or SMS confirmations you received when applying online, as these should show repayment amounts and dates. You can also check whether you have (or had) an account or loan reference number with Web Moneyline/Handee Loans and match it to the date and amount of the charge. For unresolved disputes—especially for historic OACC2 loans—ASIC has advised affected consumers to contact the relevant ombudsman scheme for assistance, and you may also be able to contest unauthorized or incorrect charges through your bank’s dispute process.([asic.gov.au](https://www.asic.gov.au/about-asic/news-centre/find-a-media-release/2017-releases/17-344mr-asic-concerns-see-web-moneyline-pty-ltd-stop-offering-loan-product/?utm_source=openai))

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Web Moneyline.

  1. 1035141375WEBMONEYLINE

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a charge from WEBMONEYLINE or WEB MONEYLINE on my statement usually mean?

A WEBMONEYLINE charge typically indicates a payment related to a short‑term loan or merchant cash advance arranged through Web Moneyline/Handee Loans Pty Ltd, such as a scheduled repayment, establishment fee, or other loan‑related charge. Compare the amount and date with your loan contract or repayment schedule to confirm.

Is Web Moneyline the same as Handee Loans Pty Ltd?

Yes. Public corporate records show that Web Moneyline has been used as a business name by Handee Loans Pty Ltd (ABN 21 168 258 320), which previously traded under the company name Web Moneyline Pty Ltd and later Web Money Pty Ltd before becoming Handee Loans Pty Ltd.([abr.business.gov.au](https://abr.business.gov.au/AbnHistory/View?id=21168258320&utm_source=openai)) If you see Web Moneyline on your statement, correspondence may come from Handee Loans.

Could a Web Moneyline charge be related to the OACC2 payday loan product mentioned by ASIC?

If your loan was taken out between August 2014 and May 2015 and was branded Web Moneyline, it could have been an OACC2 loan. ASIC required Web Moneyline to cease offering this product and to forgive outstanding OACC2 loans, meaning affected borrowers should not have continuing repayments for those specific contracts.([asic.gov.au](https://www.asic.gov.au/about-asic/news-centre/find-a-media-release/2017-releases/17-344mr-asic-concerns-see-web-moneyline-pty-ltd-stop-offering-loan-product/?utm_source=openai)) If you believe you were charged incorrectly for an OACC2 loan, you should raise a complaint and reference ASIC media release 17‑344MR.

How can I confirm whether a Web Moneyline charge is legitimate?

Check whether you ever completed an online or in‑store loan application with Web Moneyline or Handee Loans, and look for loan approval emails, SMS messages, or a direct debit authority that matches the charging account. If you cannot find any record of a loan and no one at your address recognizes the transaction, contact Web Moneyline/Handee Loans using the details on your loan paperwork or their website, and if still unresolved, contact your bank to dispute the charge as potential fraud.

Does Web Moneyline still operate under the Web Moneyline name?

Handee Loans Pty Ltd remains the underlying company and has used Web Moneyline as a registered business name, but registry data shows that the Web Moneyline business name was registered only for specific periods and later ceased.([abr.business.gov.au](https://abr.business.gov.au/AbnHistory/View?id=21168258320&utm_source=openai)) Current branding may emphasize Handee Loans more than Web Moneyline, though legacy statements and automatic payments can still reference WEBMONEYLINE as the descriptor.

How do I request a refund or dispute fees charged by Web Moneyline?

Start by contacting Web Moneyline/Handee Loans directly, quoting your full name, loan number, and the dates and amounts you are disputing, and request a written response. If you are disputing the suitability or legality of the loan itself—for example, an OACC2 loan—refer to the ASIC enforceable undertaking and ask for a review of your account.([asic.gov.au](https://www.asic.gov.au/about-asic/news-centre/find-a-media-release/2017-releases/17-344mr-asic-concerns-see-web-moneyline-pty-ltd-stop-offering-loan-product/?utm_source=openai)) If they do not resolve your complaint, escalate it to the relevant Australian financial ombudsman scheme and, in parallel, ask your bank about reversing unauthorized transactions.

Why might I see multiple Web Moneyline charges in the same month?

Many short‑term and payday‑style loans are structured with frequent repayments—weekly or fortnightly—rather than one monthly payment. If you agreed to such a schedule with Web Moneyline, you could see several smaller WEBMONEYLINE debits in a single month that collectively equal your agreed repayment amount. Review your contract to confirm the frequency and size of repayments.

Where can I find contact details or more information about Web Moneyline online?

Industry directories list Web Moneyline with an Australian address at 269 Marius Street, New South Wales, and a website at webmoneyline.com.au, describing it as a lender offering merchant cash advance services.([topcreditcardprocessors.com](https://www.topcreditcardprocessors.com/profile/web-moneyline)) If the website appears inactive, use any phone, email, or postal details on your original loan agreement or statements, or search for Handee Loans Pty Ltd, which is the underlying company.

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