BPAY and BPAY View

A better way to pay those "tiresome bills"

No one likes paying bills. For most people paying in person or by mail is out of the question. Who has the time? Paying a single bill by phone or over the Internet is better, but it's still quite time-consuming.

Now there's another way that's better still - BPAY. With BPAY you can pay all those tiresome bills in one hit, over the Internet around the clock, 365 days a year. Easier. Faster. Better.

Just look for the BPAY symbol on your household bills.

BPAY over the Internet

The best thing about Internet BPAY is that it is visual, so you can see what you are typing. So while you're surfing the web, you can also take a quick detour to Encompass Credit Union Internet Banking to pay an unlimited number of bills. And you needn't worry about security either. Internet BPAY has been specifically designed to protect your funds from unauthorised access.

BPAY View

BPAY ViewTM is the convenient way to receive, view and pay your bills online through Internet Banking.

With BPAY ViewTM you can:

  • view available billers (the list of available billers continues to increase as they recognise the growing demand for providing electronic services)
  • register to receive specific biller invoices online
  • de-register a specific biller
  • view bills (in summary or the entire invoice)
  • pay bills using BPAY

All this can be done within your Internet Banking session - simply select BPAY ViewTM from the BPAY menu.

Want to use BPAY?

Using BPAY is simple. Once you've registered for Internet Banking you are automatically registered to use BPAY.

From 1 October 2007, BPAY transactions will have a daily limit of $3,000 on the Ready Phone telephone service and a further $3,000 per day when using Internet Banking.  

Apply

Register for Internet Banking

Questions?

If you have any questions, please contact us Enquire Now

 

Registered to BPAY Pty Ltd ABN 69 079 137 518

  • DON'T BE A MONEY MULE

    Tuesday, 09 March 2010

    Encompass Credit Union, in partnership with the Australian Federal Police (AFP), warns the public about online job offers

    more >
  • First rate rise for 2010

    Wednesday, 03 March 2010

    On March 2nd, the Reserve Bank lifted its key interest rate by 25 basis points to 4.00%.

    more >
  • Government guarantee changes

    Wednesday, 10 February 2010

    In October 2008, the global financial industry was being walloped. To ease some of the worry that financial institutions and their customers were experiencing the Australian

    more >

estate

estate