What Is Member Verification (MVR) and Why It Matters

What Is Member Verification (MVR) and Why It Matters

Member Verification (MVR) is a process used to confirm that an employee’s super fund details are valid before contributions are made.

Under Payday Super, verification is required to help ensure contributions are sent to the correct fund and reduce the risk of rejected or failed payments.

Why MVR is important

• Ensures employee super fund details are valid and up to date
• Reduces the risk of rejected or failed super payments
• Helps confirm contributions are sent to the correct fund
• Supports successful processing through clearing houses and payment systems

When MVR is required

• Before making the first super contribution for an employee
• When employee super fund details are new or have changed

What happens if MVR is not completed

• Super payments may be rejected by the fund or clearing house
• Processing delays may occur
• Additional steps may be required to correct and resubmit contributions

Ensuring member verification is completed before submitting super contributions helps prevent errors and supports successful processing.