Westpac Banking Corporation Level 18, 275 Kent Street Sydney, NSW, 2000 ASX RELEASE 26 March 2026 UNITE Update Westpac Banking Corporation (“Westpac”) today provides the attached update. For further information: Hayden Cooper Justin McCarthy Group Head of Media Relations General Manager, Investor Relations 0402 393 619 0422 800 321 This document has been authorised for release by Tim Hartin, Company Secretary.

UNITE UPDATE WESTPAC 26 MARCH 2026 1 Westpac Banking Corporation ABN 33 007 457 141 IMPORTANT: This presentation contains a number of ‘forward looking statements’ which are subject to assumptions, risks and other important information set out in the disclaimer at the back of this presentation.

ANTHONY MILLER Chief Executive Officer 2 Westpac Update March 2026

UNITE OBJECTIVES: ONE BEST WAY 3 Westpac Update March 2026 1 Consumer and Business & Wealth products. CONSOLIDATE TECHNOLOGY • Customers experience the best Westpac technology • Significant productivity: Run and change cost reduced • >180 applications decommissioned FEWER PRODUCTS • Easy for customers to manage their banking needs • Capacity to innovate • Products reduced by >70%1 SIMPLIFY PROCESSES • One best way • Consistent customer and employee experience • >700 processes simplified BETTER CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE 1 NPS #1 IMPROVED EMPLOYEE EXPERIENCE 2 EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT TOP DECILE GLOBALLY INCREASED SHAREHOLDER RETURN 3 CLOSE CTI RATIO GAP TO PEERS

4 Westpac Update March 2026 AI IMPACT ASSESSMENTS • Improving how data lineage and downstream impacts are determined • Impact assessments are a key dependency for the majority of UNITE initiatives • Improvement in impact assessment efficiency: ~10 days to less than 4 days AI TESTING TOOLS AND ASSISTANTS • Increasing testing efficiency, reducing effort, cost and time frames • Testing sits on the critical path for many UNITE initiatives Utilising AI capabilities EXECUTION FOCUS • Since FY25 results, no changes to overall program: – Scope – Timeline – Budget • Currently in delivery • Business led, technology enabled • Centralised delivery team • Embedded governance model

EXECUTION PROGRESS – IMPROVING CUSTOMER AND EMPLOYEE EXPERIENCE 5 Westpac Update March 2026 DIGITAL BANKER Platform rolled out to all bankers ONE CHAT PLATFORM Consolidated 2 platforms to 1 Consolidated 22 processes to 1 DIGITAL ID VERIFICATION ONE PRIVATE BANK Enhanced customer experience & service offering ONE WEALTH PLATFORM Completed migration to Panorama in Mar-26 Enabled multi offsets for all home loan customers MORTGAGE SIMPLIFICATION COLLECTIONS PLATFORMS Two legacy platforms decommissioned NEW INVOICE FINANCE PLATFORM Helping commercial customers manage cashflow Supports professional services customers CONTROLLED MONIES

ONE WEALTH PLATFORM: BT PANORAMA 6 Westpac Update March 2026 1 Awards for BT Panorama – 2025 `Best Client Portal & Mobile Platform’ and 2024 `Best Platform' in the Australian Wealth Management Awards, in the Investment Trends Platform Competitive Analysis and Benchmarking Report, 2024 winner of the `Adviser satisfaction with mobile access for clients: Wrap Platform' in the Investment Trends Adviser Technology Needs Report. EXPECTED OUTCOMES • Simplified service model • Reduced daily task complexity and process duplication • Simplified risk management • Initiative cost ~$70m • Direct benefits ~$40m p.a. • Simplified technology roadmap • Award winning platform1 • Enhanced digital capability, security features • Extended investment options BETTER CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE IMPROVED EMPLOYEE EXPERIENCE INCREASED 1 2 3 SHAREHOLDER RETURN 60k accounts, $16bn FUA 243k accounts, $138bn FUA >300k accounts >$150bn FUA

ONE COMMERCIAL BANK 7 Westpac Update March 2026 1 For 95% of customer accounts. Directly transferring customers to like for like products without the need for re identification or additional product application forms. • Leading digital and payments capability to all commercial customers • Broader range of banking services • One commercial banking team • Fewer processes and reduced products • More time for quality customer conversations • Initiative cost ~$230m • Direct benefits ~$40m p.a. • Reusable migration capability, an enabler of single deposit ledger BETTER CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE IMPROVED EMPLOYEE EXPERIENCE INCREASED 1 2 3 SHAREHOLDER RETURN EXPECTED OUTCOMES MIGRATING ~75,000 COMMERCIAL CUSTOMER ACCOUNTS TO WESTPAC DIGITALLY ENABLED MIGRATION PROCESS, SUPPORTED BY UNILATERAL VARIATION1 CUSTOMERS SUPPORTED BY EXISTING BANKER AND BANKING TEAM EXPECTED TO COMPLETE IN DEC-27

PETER HERBERT Chief Transformation Officer 8 Westpac Update March 2026

DELIVERY APPROACH 9 Westpac Update March 2026 Business led, technology enabled • Centralised UNITE delivery team focused on execution • Technology and the Data, Digital and AI teams support delivery • Divisional Group Executives accountable for customer, financial and risk outcomes • Board oversees progress Centralised operating model • Initiatives organised into work packages • Optimise delivery cadence and capacity • Manage challenges as they arise 1 There was no change to overall program scope. The number of initiatives reduced from 59 in Sep-25 to 57 in Mar-26 and we will continue to assess opportunities to streamline delivery. • Scope set • Integrated plan developed • Downstream impacts and interdependencies mapped • Simplify products & processes – 7 work packages • Simplify data & downstream • End to end testing • Migrate & decommission PROGRAM DISCOVERY COMPLETE 57 INITIATIVES1 DELIVERY 10 WORK PACKAGES

Preparation to support customer migrations: • Channel simplification • Data simplification • AI: faster downstream data impact assessments and improved testing tools 10 Westpac Update March 2026 Initiative status1 147 660 850 - 950 FY24 FY25 FY26 UNITE Investment spend ($m) 38 7 1 PROGRAM UPDATE 1 Excludes 3 initiatives with scope confirmed. 2 Total investment expected to be c.$2bn p.a. • $195m invested in 1Q26, 73% expensed • c.40% of total investment spend2 FY27 – FY28 • Lower spend in FY29 • c.75% of spend to be expensed 8 Initiatives complete 49 Initiatives remaining

MONITORING PROGRESS 11 Westpac Update March 2026 Percentage complete by project stage 1 Percentage of program scope confirmed. 2 Measurement of Simplify and Implement progress revised to percentage of milestones completed. Prior period progress has been restated to align with current period presentation. 3 Percentage of in scope applications decommissioned. SIMPLIFY2 29% IMPLEMENT2 DISCOVERY1 DECOMMISSION3 13% 8% Mar-25 Sep-25 14% 4% 3% 52% 44% 19% 10% Mar-26 • Program scope confirmed • Understand change requirements • Develop delivery plans • Product harmonisation • Customer and banker journey mapping • Data analysis and profiling • Capability and infrastructure enhancement • Migration testing and validation • Migration pilots • Migration execution • Data archiving • Application decommission

MIGRATIONS TO SUPPORT DECOMMISSION OF COMMERCIAL HOGAN 12 Westpac Update March 2026 DECOMMISSION COMMERCIAL HOGAN CORE LEDGER UNITE MIGRATIONS CORE LEDGER: COMMERCIAL HOGAN Expected Outcomes: • Upgrade costs avoided: ~$400m • Reduced operational complexity Completed in Mar-26 WESTPAC CORE LEDGER: TRADING BANK Expected to complete in Dec-27 Expected to complete in 1H28 ONE COMMERCIAL BANK ONE WEALTH PLATFORM ONE BUSINESS DEPOSIT LEDGER Other business deposit accounts 35% of accounts Commercial customer deposit accounts 40% of accounts Wealth customer cash management accounts 25% of accounts

KEY 2H26 MILESTONES 13 1 This includes 3 initiatives. One initiative was descoped in 2H25. 2 This includes 2 initiatives. Westpac Update March 2026 MORTGAGE SIMPLIFICATION1 • Transfer Westpac mortgage property security data to the target state master • Enable SMSF product on the Westpac mortgage ledger DIGITAL BANKER2 • Scale service request migrations • Strengthen customer authentication and onboarding • Transition Westpac bankers to Digital Banker sales capability ONE COLLECTIONS PLATFORM – ASSISTNOW • Migrate personal loans and regional brand credit cards to the AssistNow platform DEBIT CARD SIMPLIFICATION • Complete HandyCard migration to debit Mastercard for retail customers to enable decommission of one platform • Reduce Debit Card products down to six ONE COMMERCIAL BANK • Complete workflow, data sourcing, downstream, digital enablers • Commence migration to Westpac systems

ONE WEALTH PLATFORM

(49) 14 1Q22 1Q26 Up 63pts 22,883 29,952 Dec-24 Dec-25 Up 31% BT PANORAMA 15 Westpac Update March 2026 FUA ($m) Net flows excluding benefit payments2 ($m) Managed accounts FUA ($m) Net Promoter Score (NPS)6 1 Investment Trends Platform Competitive Analysis & Benchmarking Report (released Feb’ 26). Best Client Portal eighth consecutive year (2018 – 2025) and Best Mobile App seven years (2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2024 and 2025). 2 Represents benefit payments from pension accounts; including benefit payments BT Panorama net flows were $2.0b for 1Q26. 3 Investment Trends Adviser Technology Needs Report (June 25). 4 Investment Trends SPDR ETFs/Investment Trends Managed Accounts Report (Mar 2025). See https://www.bt.com.au/about-bt/bt-financial-group/overview/awards.html for more awards. 5 Focus Menu launched on 1 October 2025 with enhanced offering for clients with simpler investment needs. 6. Spot NPS 121,389 135,567 Dec-24 Dec-25 1,722 3,204 1Q25 1Q26 Up 86% WINNER OF BEST CLIENT PORTAL AND MOBILE APP1 LARGEST SHARE OF ADVISER RELATIONSHIPS3 HIGHEST BRAND AWARENESS FOR MANAGED ACCOUNTS4 FOCUS MENU LAUNCHED IN 1Q265 Up 12%

FY24 Commenced adviser-led customer transitions from Asgard to Panorama Transferred > 3,000 accounts / $2bn in FUA Retention, MBFI1 FY25 Asgard soft-close Cease opening of new Asgard accounts Data stability and quality, MBFI IDPS2-Like Product Termination Returned $365m to 3,800 Investors Simplified product and operations APPP3 Insurance Outsourcing Established new outsource insurance administrator Transitioned ~8,000 APPP Policies to new administrator MBFI Legacy external trustee and operator migrations to third party platform Migrated ~6,000 IDPS & Super accounts / $1.2bn FUA Transitioned ~1,000 APPP Policies to new administrator Simplified product and operations, MBFI Legacy external Trustee Super Fund terminations Life Focus > ~3,000 members / ~$390m FUA Personal Choice Private > ~400 members / ~$85m FUA Simplified product and operations, MBFI FY26 Asgard Migration to Panorama Migrated ~60,000 IDPS & Super accounts / ~$16bn FUA Retention, MBFI FY284 Asgard Decommission Estimated direct benefits $40m p.a. Simplified tech, product and operations STRONG DELIVERY TRACK RECORD BENEFIT 16 Westpac Update March 2026 1 Member Best Financial Interest. 2 Investor Directed Portfolio Service. 3 Asgard Personal Protection Plan. 4 Decommissioning spans technology infrastructure, applications, products, processes and one corporate entity.

MIGRATION LEARNINGS 17 Westpac Update March 2026 • Clear, regular adviser and customer communications helped build understanding and confidence through the migration • Tight coordination across internal teams and third-parties, surfaced issues early and kept priorities aligned • Early focus on data quality to reduce downstream customer impacts • Clear, measurable business-readiness targets were set and met • Strong executive sponsorship accelerated decisions and removed blockers quickly 17 1998 2008 2014 2021 2026 Migrated to (2021) 1998-2021 From 2014 2008 (WBC merger with St George) - 2026 Migrated to (Mar-26)

WHAT’S NEXT FOR BT PANORAMA 18 Westpac Update March 2026 Continuing to invest to support advisers and customers Leveraging Westpac ownership to differentiate and scale Stronger, more secure integration across the advice ecosystem Launching an innovative retirement income stream with Challenger STRATEGIC SCALE ADVANTAGE • Leveraging Westpac ownership and scale • Long-term investment in platform capability • Enables long-term platform differentiation ECOSYSTEM CONNECTIVITY • Secure data exchange across advice systems • Reduced friction and manual processes • Lowers operational complexity for advisers RETIREMENT INCOME EXPANSION • Lifetime income solution with Challenger • Broader decumulation offering on-platform • Supports improved retirement outcomes

ONE COMMERCIAL BANK

EXPECTED OUTCOME: BETTER CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE 20 Westpac Update March 2026 LEADING DIGITAL AND PAYMENTS CAPABILITY • Dynamic Virtual Credit Card and Card Management Platform • Additional savings account option - Notice Saver Account • Wider range of online receivables, payables and reconciliation options including Apple/Google Pay and EFTPOS Air • Improved FX capability via Westpac Live • Discounted business support services including MYOB, Optus, Lawpath and AWS • Instant payments: Osko; PayID; and PayTo / PayID for Billers • Market leading mobile banking app and eStatements • Enhanced security including SafeBlock & SafeCall BROADER RANGE OF PRODUCTS AND FEATURES SERVICING SUPPORT • Existing banker and banking team • Dedicated servicing specialist team providing support to bankers and customers • Access to national network of experts • Dynamic Virtual Credit Card and Card Management Platform • Additional savings account option - Notice Saver Account • Wider range of online receivables, payables and reconciliation • Improved FX capability via Westpac Live • Discounted business support services including MYOB, Optus, Lawpath and AWS

PRE-MIGRATION POST MIGRATION SUPPORT MIGRATION Customer engagement 1 Work with customers to agree tailored transition plan Customer and product migration 4 New customer products created in the target system Customer training and support provided Migration completion 5 Transition success Close legacy products and services Customer creation 2 Create customers on target systems Customer notification 3 Digitally issue variation notices through unilateral variation TRANSITION STAGES 21 Westpac Update March 2026

MIGRATING DATA SAFELY MIGRATION SUPPORT & TOOLS MIGRATION ENABLERS 22 Westpac Update March 2026 SEAMLESS EXPERIENCE • Specialist Migration Experience Team providing support for customers and bankers • Automated workflow tool to orchestrate, track and sequence end to end migration • Digital Banker Migration Hub provides visibility of customers’ new and legacy account information and products • Customer migration tools automate creation of customer profiles, set up business lending deals and open / close transaction accounts • Majority of payments automatically routed to new transaction accounts • Document Hub provides digital experience with safe, secure, personalised portal • Unilateral variation1 , no change to customer credit limits or impact to securities or guarantees; no re-identification or new product application forms • Data Migration as a Service capability sources data and reconciles to new systems • Customer account lineage mapping helps ensure data continuity for downstream systems and reporting 1 For 95% of customer accounts. Directly transferring customers to like for like products without the need for re identification or additional product application forms.

89 23 23 8 93 34 35 34 Transaction banking Payment solutions Equipment finance Interest rate / FX OPPORTUNITY TO DEEPEN RELATIONSHIPS1 23 Westpac Update March 2026 1 Includes products outside of Business & Wealth held by Commercial customers. Information was current as at Sep-25, except for the Interest or FX where it was based on FY25. RRB Westpac 52 78 4.2 4.9 Average customer needs met (#) Deposit to loan ratio (%) 17% higher 26ppts higher SGB/BSA/BoM Westpac SGB/BSA/BoM Westpac Product depth (%) SGB/BSA/BoM Westpac

UNITE DELIVERY

ROBUST STRUCTURE/FRAMEWORK 25 INTERNAL RESOURCES Centralised delivery team of ~1,800 employees UNITE RESOURCING CAPACITY Leverage internal capability while allowing flexibility EXTERNAL PARTNERS Supplement inhouse expertise ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Testing tools Data impact assessments Directors oversight working group, reporting at every Board meeting and quarterly customer journey deep dives Board GOVERNANCE Monthly steering committee and weekly CEO meeting Executive leadership Functional experts focused on initiative delivery with external partners providing technical advice Program Leadership Business accountable for outcomes, centralised delivery model Delivery Westpac Update March 2026

10 Migration Delivery DELIVERY SEQUENCE DELIVERY APPROACH • Migration strategy and design • Customer and banker journeys • Product harmonisation • Migration testing • Migration readiness • Migration execution • Decommissioning • Feature and capability readiness • Increase infrastructure capacity • Data analysis and profiling SIMPLIFY IMPLEMENT & DECOMMISSION WORK PHASES WORK PACKAGES CLEAR OBJECTIVES Cash & Transactional Banking Products & Processes Mortgage Products & Processes Operations Consumer Finance Products & Processes Business Banking & Insurance Products Institutional Banking Customer and Channels Data & Downstream End-to-End Testing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 26 Westpac Update March 2026

MORTGAGES SIMPLIFICATION TARGET STATE 27 Westpac Update March 2026 1 Available for sale products, excluding RAMs • Best of Westpac for new and existing customers • Access to market leading products and features • Faster, more consistent service to customers • Simpler, standardised processes • Initiative cost ~$285m • Estimated savings $70m p.a. • Reduced operational risk BETTER CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE IMPROVED EMPLOYEE EXPERIENCE INCREASED 1 2 3 SHAREHOLDER RETURN EXPECTED OUTCOMES ORIGINATION SERVICING DATA & RISK MANAGEMENT 3 TO 1 MORTGAGE LEDGERS 3 TO 1 COLLATERAL MASTERS 19 TO 6 SUPPORTING APPLICATIONS BEST OF WESTPAC ONE BEST WAY SIMPLIFIED TECHNOLOGY MULTI-OFFSETS DIGITAL SERVICING 17 TO 9 PRODUCTS1

MORTGAGES WORK PACKAGE 28 Westpac Update March 2026 TIMELINE 2025 2026 DISCOVERY SIMPLIFY KEY ACTIVITIES • Harmonise and simplify products • Simplify collateral management • Ready data for migration • Increase capacity of target systems CENTRALISED TEAM • Product team • Technology • Bankers • Finance and risk GOVERNANCE • Consumer Group Executive and Mortgages General Manager accountable for outcomes • Monthly progress update to Chief Transformation Office • Quarterly papers to Board

MORTGAGES SEQUENCING OF DELIVERY SIMPLIFY IMPLEMENT & DECOMMISSION SIMPLIFY COLLATERAL MGMT SIMPLFY PRODUCTS TARGET SYSTEM CAPACITY Product harmonisation Feb-26 Multi-offsets Mar-25 Seniors Access Loan Product build1 Nov-25 Company & Trust Product build SMSF Product Build1 Portfolio Loan Product Build1 Map Data Mar-25 Test & Migrate Westpac data Master Ready Correct Data Extract, Transform Load Build MIGRATION READINESS Map Simple Data Feb-25 Correct complex data Extract, Transform, Load build - Simple Map Complex Data Correct simple data Extract, Transform, Load build - Complex Test environment capacity Infrastructure capacity Test automation Mortgage system capacity Feb-26 Feb-26 Mar-26 Capability uplift INTEGRATED TESTING PREPARE OUR BANKERS TEST PROCESS READINESS MIGRATE CUSTOMERS DECOMMISSION LEGACY SYSTEMS 1 Not for sale Products. 29 Westpac Update March 2026

OPERATING MODEL IN ACTION – MORTGAGES WORK PACKAGE 30 Westpac Update March 2026 STREAMLINED GOVERNANCE SIMPLIFIED EXECUTION FINANCIAL SUPPORT BUSINESS LED ONE UNITE TEAM

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DIRECT BENEFITS4 (Mar-26) UNITE: CURRENT FOCUS AREAS 32 1 This includes 3 initiatives. One initiative was descoped in 2H25. 2 This includes 2 initiatives. 3 Estimated total initiative cost. 4 Expected full year annual benefit after the initiative is complete. COST3 (Mar-26) EXPECTED OUTCOMES KEY MILESTONES IN 2H26 Westpac Update March 2026 MORTGAGE SIMPLIFICATION1 Completes in FY29 c.$285m (Nov-25: $265m) ~$70m (Nov-25: $70m) Establish products, fees and features on the target ledger and implement a single collateral register • Transfer Westpac mortgage property security data to the target state master • Enable SMSF product on the Westpac mortgage ledger Customers have access to market leading products and features Simpler, standardised processes for employees DIGITAL BANKER2 Completes in FY29 c.$150m Decommission legacy CRM platform and extend capability to all bankers • Scale service request migration • Strengthen customer authentication and onboarding • Transition Westpac bankers to Digital Banker sales capability One portal to view, service and originate all customer needs Consistent experience across all channels ONE COLLECTIONS PLATFORM – ASSISTNOW Completes in FY29 c.$130m ~$40m Migrate Consumer products from 7 platforms to the AssistNow Platform • Migrate Consumer Finance products, personal loans and regional brand credit cards to the AssistNow platform Simplifies and standardises collections and hardship processes Easier to manage requests end-to-end ONE COMMERCIAL BANK Completes in FY28 c.$230m ~$40m Migrating ~75,000 commercial customer Accounts to Westpac • Complete workflow, data sourcing, downstream, digital enablers • Commence migration to Westpac systems Leading banking services and digital capability to all commercial customers Simpler processes DEBIT CARD SIMPLIFICATION Completes in FY29 c.$40m (Nov-25: $35m) ~$15m (Nov-25: $15m) Reduce the product set for debit cards from 34 to 2 • Complete HandyCard migration to Debit Mastercard for retail customers to enable decommission of one platform • Reduce Debit Card products down to six Customers benefit from clarity provided by a simplified product offer Reduces operational complexity and risk OBJECTIVE BANKER PRODUCTIVITY

CHANGE IN MONITORING PROGRESS APPROACH 33 Westpac Update March 2026 Percentage complete by project stage SIMPLIFY 17% IMPLEMENT 15% Mar-25 Sep-25 10% 7% 29% 13% Mar-25 Sep-25 14% 4% Based on initiatives completed, previous approach Based on milestones completed, revised approach

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