Get paid and
earn PayRewards Points

  • Earn Points on Every $ received
  • Simple per transaction fee (Usually tax deductible)
  • Add to your existing workflow. Simple Setup.
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Get paid and earn PayRewards Points

How it works

Get Paid & Earn Points

Invoices, Eftpos and Store Payouts — all in one place, earning rewards.

  1. Invoices, Online Eftpos and Store Payouts, all get paid.

    One inbox for every payment

    Incoming transactions

    • Stripe Payout Today $10,000
    • Invoice #125 2 Days Ago $22,700
    • Eftpos 3 Days Ago $35,000
  2. The funds you receive are settled to your Get Paid details, that you've set up.

    Settled by 2pm each business day

    Incoming transactions

    • Stripe Payout Incoming transactions $10,000
    • Invoice #125 Incoming transactions $22,700
    • Eftpos Incoming transactions $35,000
  3. Earn PayRewards Points on every $ you receive.

    Qantas, Velocity, KrisFlyer & More

    You've received

    +135,400 PayRewards Points

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Invoicing has arrived and it earns you rewards

  • Create your invoice in pay.com.au
  • Send it to your customer
  • Earn PayRewards Points
  • Redeem across our 17 transfer partners

The better way to get paid

Turn every incoming payment into rewards. Earn PayRewards Points on money coming in, without changing your invoicing workflow.

Turn incoming cashflow into rewards

Earn PayRewards Points on every dollar coming in. Rent payments, client invoices, supplier repayments, all of it, rewarded.

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Your existing invoicing workflow. Untouched.

No need to change your invoicing workflow, just create and add your custom PayID or bank details to your invoice and you’re done.

Sample business invoices from E.J Electricals showing line items totalling $6,556
Know when you've been paid

Get email confirmation the moment you’ve been paid. No more chasing remittances or logging into your bank to check.

pay.com.au incoming payment notifications on a laptop screen from E.J Electricals, Matt's Plumbing and Grahams surveying
Same rewards, same great rate

Choose 1 or 2 PayRewards Points per $1 on inbound payments, at the same great rate you earn when paying your business expenses.

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Transparent pricing that delivers rewards on every inbound payment

Calculate the rewards you can earn every time you get paid.

Choose your earn rate
Please enter a valid number (e.g. 10,000.00)

+10,000 Points

PayRewards Points earned 10,000 pts
Total amount received $10,000.00
Package fees (1%)* $100.00
GST on fees $10.00

Net amount received $9,890.00
Get Paid

* Good news! The rates for using the pay.com.au payments platform are usually tax deductible for businesses.

3 simple steps to earn points on every payment you receive

Laptop screen showing pay.com.au setup steps: Settlement account, 2 pts / $1 received, and PayID is set

1. Set up your PayID and bank details

Head to "Get paid" in pay.com.au. Choose a business-branded PayID, link your settlement account, and select your PayRewards package. Takes a few minutes. Done once.

Graphic showing a sent invoice with PayID and account details to receive customer payments through pay.com.au

2. Add those bank details to your invoices

Copy your new PayID or BSB & Account Number onto your invoice or send directly to your customers. No new invoicing software required. Works with Xero, MYOB, whatever you already use.

pay.com.au notification showing $5,000 paid by Alice Smith and You’ve received + 10,000 pts with PayRewards Points coins

3. Get paid and earn PayRewards Points

Your customer pays via bank transfer as normal. pay.com.au receives the funds and settles them to your account by 2pm each business day. Your PayRewards Points are issued the same day.

FAQs

How do I get paid and how does it work?

Getting paid is the new feature to earn PayRewards Points now on your incoming payments. Get paid via PayID or bank transfer through pay.com.au and earn PayRewards Points on every dollar you receive. Set up your PayID and bank details, add them to your invoices, and every time a customer pays you, the points stack. Simple as that.

How do I set it up?

Easy. Head to Get paid in your pay.com.au account dashboard, choose your business-branded PayID, link your settlement account, and pick your PayRewards tier. You’ll receive a confirmation email with all your details. Add them to your invoices, send to your payer and you’re ready to earn.

When do I receive my money?

Funds are settled to your nominated bank account by 2pm Melbourne time each business day. Payments received after 2pm settle the following business day. You’ll get an email confirmation the moment we receive your funds, no more chasing remittances or logging into your bank to check.

Do my customers need a pay.com.au account to pay me?

No. Your customers can pay from any banking app via bank transfer, no pay.com.au account needed. As long as they’re paying to your pay.com.au PayID or BSB & Account Number, the funds come through and your PayRewards Points are on their way.

When are my PayRewards Points issued?

Your points are calculated and issued alongside your daily settlement summary, around 6pm Melbourne time. You’ll also receive individual tax receipts for each transaction, making it straightforward to reconcile in Xero or MYOB.

Do I need to change my invoicing set-up?

Not at all. Receivables works with whatever you’re already using, Xero, MYOB, a PDF template, or simply sending your details directly to your customers. Just add your pay.com.au PayID and BSB & Account Number to your existing invoices. Nothing changes for your customers either, they pay via bank transfer as they always have.

Can my customers pay by credit card?

Not yet, but it’s on the way. Receivables currently support payments via PayID and bank transfer only. Credit card payments are coming in a future release, so watch this space.