Effective from 16 September 2024, we're introducing a $20,000 daily limit on DEFT direct debit transactions. The $10,000 transaction limit introduced in June will no longer apply. Please note that you may be liable for unauthorised transactions up to the new limit if you don't take due care with your payment credentials.
To get started, ask your biller for your DEFT reference number. You can usually find this:
Check with your biller what options are available to you. Transaction fees may apply to some payment methods – these are set by your biller and are shown before you pay.
American Express, Mastercard and Visa cards accepted.
Transaction fees may apply.
Make one-off, future-dated or recurring payments. Or set up a direct debit arrangement for your biller to debit payments when due1.
Transaction fees may apply.
Store multiple payment methods securely in your DEFT wallet
Ask your biller for a BPAY® Biller Code. Use your DEFT reference number as the BPAY Customer Reference Number.
Make BPAY payments from your bank account or credit card via internet or telephone banking.
If you have a need to pay in person, ask your biller for a Post Billpay barcode.
Present your barcode at Australia Post to pay by eftpos or cheque.
Store multiple payment methods securely in your DEFT wallet
Check our FAQs and read the DEFT Payer Guide.
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If you’re a business and want to accept payments via DEFT, visit our Payment solutions page.