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Also there’s BPAY for bills and things which must be pretty cheap to vendors because it’s almost always an option for any kind of internet/phone/utility etc. in
by stephen_g 5y ago
Also there’s BPAY for bills and things which must be pretty cheap to vendors because it’s almost always an option for any kind of internet/phone/utility etc. invoice and never has a surcharge unlike credit card payments sometimes do.
I’ve seen it for web payments but it’s not ideal because of the delay (usually like next business day) in processing.
- askvictor 5y agoI'm sure BPAY takes a cut somewhere along the way, and this is ultimately passed to consumers. And you can sometimes pay BPAY by credit card, and sometimes there is a surcharge for that. Interestingly, Osko, the user-facing part of the NPP (as far as I understand it), is owned by BPAY. I'm still getting my head around the definitions of NPP, PayID, and Osko.