A B2G Account ("Business-to-Government Account") is the AFSA contract framework that lets approved organisations relay PPSR searches to end-users without each user holding a direct AFSA contract.
How it works
- Applicant lodges a B2G Account Customer credit application with AFSA and undergoes due diligence (corporate identity, fit-and-proper checks, AML/CTF posture, technical capability).
- On approval, the account holder is issued an account number and a scope (org-only, full, or restricted).
- Account holder pays AFSA per search (A$2 per organisation/serial search) and may charge a workflow fee on top.
- Searches are issued under the account holder's account number with a per-search reference set by the end-user.
Hoist' standing
Hoist publishes the current AFSA access status at /trust/afsa-b2g. Its future PPSR contract is org-only, but preview and paid search are currently unavailable. Requests fail closed without a price or register dispatch, and a B2G application, credential, OAuth scope, account, or plan does not establish customer access.
Related terms
- NPII - Disambiguation: AFSA's National Personal Insolvency Index (bankruptcy register), distinct from Hoist's deprecated internal 'NPII' shorthand for org-only PPSR searches (now renamed to 'org-only').
- AFSA - The Commonwealth statutory authority that operates the PPSR and administers personal insolvency.
- PPSR - The Australian national register where security interests in personal property are recorded.
How Hoist uses this
Hoist uses this framework to explain why PPSR remains unavailable and what evidence would be required before an org-only launch claim. See /trust for current standing.