EDGE

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Our EDGE system is for large volume lodgers, such as accountants or legal firms. It offers flexible lodgement, helps schedule workflows, and provides direct access to ASIC's register information.

EDGE also supports our most commonly lodged forms.

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What documents can I lodge using EDGE?

EDGE can be used to lodge the following documents:

What data can I receive with EDGE?

If you become a registered lodgement agent, you can use some of our free electronic information services. Read more about the types of information you can receive.

How can I join EDGE?

If you'd like to register for EDGE access, you'll need to:

2. Send the signed application to ASIC via:

We will process your details and register your application. Once complete, we will send you:

3. Get EDGE-compliant software. See Digital Service Providers for more details.

4. Load company records onto your computer using your EDGE software. EDGE can send copies of ASIC company records directly.

Electronic Company Registrations

Using EDGE also allows access to ASIC's Electronic Company Registration (ECR). ECR allows you to register companies using your EDGE-compliant software. For more information see Electronic Company Registration.

How can I use EDGE?

Our EDGE Reference Guide provides detailed information about using EDGE. Your dedicated software will also come with instructions.

Direct debit/credit payment for lodgements

If you use EDGE to lodge documents that have a fee, you can pay by direct debit or credit.

To set up direct debit or credit payments you will need to complete a Direct debit request (Form RA04). This authorises us to debit money from the company's account.

If you are choosing direct credit, you do not need to nominate any account details, but you will need to deposit money into your ASIC account before you can start lodging forms.

Information on direct debit or direct credit is in the ASIC Electronic Lodgement Protocol.

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What is an ASIC key?

Your ASIC key is a unique number used in ASIC Connect that helps us establish your identity and protects your business information by making sure only you and those you have authorised can access it.

What is a corporate key?

A corporate key is an 8-digit number uniquely associated with a company’s ACN. Your company needs only one corporate key.

What is an invitation key?

An invitation key is a unique key to register for, or connect to an entity in, the ASIC Regulatory Portal.

What is an industry funding security key?

Your industry funding security key is a unique number used to launch an online transaction in the ASIC Regulatory Portal that will enable us to calculate your final industry funding invoice. You will be prompted to submit business activity metric information on the operation of your business in the previous financial year.