Pay bills an easy way with BPAY

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What is BPAY?

BPAY® is an easy and secure way to stay in control of your bill payments from the security of your online banking. You can choose which account to pay bills from, and schedule payments on a date that works for you, so long as you have funds available in your account on the scheduled date. Those are just some of the ways BPAY is in your corner.

Easy

Just look for the BPAY logo on your bill. Then pay by phone, or online banking.
Easy right?

BPAY is available in the online banking of over 150 banks, credit unions, building societies and neo banks like UpBank™, and latest innovations like Beem®.

Over 60,000 businesses offer BPAY to help their customers pay bills securely while making it easier for themselves to reconcile their accounts receivable.

What else can I do?

There’s more to discover with BPAY.

Receiving bills through your online banking

BPAY View® is an easy way to receive and store your bills, in your online banking. Get reminded before the due date and pay your bills on time*.

Bills delivered to your online or mobile banking

Have your bills delivered directly to your online banking – with alerts from your bank when it’s time to pay.

No more mail. No more mess. Bills are delivered straight to your online banking, and automatically saved for up to 18 months. Easy, tidy and under control.

Keep track of payments

Create a unique Customer Reference Number (CRN) for each customer. Protect their personal information and make reconciliation easy. Track multiple bills and take control of payments.

With BPAY, you can keep track of payments for specific periods, bills, invoices or transactions using a Variable CRN. Or fix the amount, expiry date or both with an Intelligent CRN (iCRN).

What s BPAY?

Create a unique Customer Reference Number (CRN) for each customer. Protect their personal information and make reconciliation easy. Track multiple bills and take control of payments.

With BPAY, you can keep track of payments for specific periods, bills, invoices or transactions using a Variable CRN. Or fix the amount, expiry date or both with an Intelligent CRN (iCRN).

What bills can you pay with BPAY?

BPAY is offered by over 60,000 businesses, which means you can pay many types of bills including phone, internet, electricity, gas, water, rates, household (rent & strata), credit card, insurance and many more.
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What bills can you pay with BPAY?

BPAY is offered by over 60,000 businesses, which means you can pay many types of bills including phone, internet, electricity, gas, water, rates, household (rent & strata), credit card, insurance and many more.

FAQs

Is BPAY safe?

All BPAY payments are made within the secure environment of your online banking.

BPAY doesn’t receive any of your personal details or account details during the payment process.

To find out more about the security features of your online banking, and how you can help protect your personal information contact your bank.

Which accounts can I use to pay a bill?

All businesses that offer BPAY accept payments from savings, cheque and debit card accounts. Many will also accept payments from credit card accounts.

Search for a biller to check which type of account they accept payments from.

What is BPAY View?

BPAY View is offered by many banks and billers. It’s an easy way to have your bills delivered directly to your online banking*.

BPAY View sends bills and statements straight to the same online banking you use to pay them, putting an end to bills getting lost on your desk or in your inbox.

Depending on your bank you’ll receive a convenient SMS, email or bank message reminder to pay your bill. Its secure online access makes BPAY View easy to pay your bills on time. And BPAY View is easier on the environment too, with no need to print paper copies.

*If BPAY View is offered by the financial institution and Biller.

Find out more about BPAY View

*If BPAY View is offered by the bank and Biller. The process may vary between banks.
^Scheduled payments are subject to systems and funds availability.