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Payments
Digital Wallets
'The Pays' offer an easy way to make purchases using your Bank Orange Visa Debit card by the tap of your mobile phone or online while enjoying the same benefits and increased protection of your physical card.
New Payments Platform
A faster, simpler and smarter payments technology through a versatile payments system.
Visa Debit Card
Your Visa Debit card allows you to purchase goods and services throughout Australia and the world wherever the Visa logo is displayed, including online!
BPAY
A convenient, fast and secure payment option for bills available to Bank Orange members.
Direct Debit
Direct debits are arrangements made between a customer and a business that authorise that business to deduct agreed amounts from a nominated account.
EFTPOS
For those times when you need to make a direct payment or withdraw cash, you are able to access eftpos or ATM using your VISA Debit card.
Periodical Payments
Periodical Payments are recurring payments or transfers that you authorise Bank Orange to make on your behalf from your nominated account.
External Transfer
Bank Orange makes it simple and easy to transfer funds in and out of your account, even if it's from another financial institution.
Click to Pay
Click to Pay is like contactless, but online. There is no need to enter card details at checkout while shopping online.
Please note: Bank Orange no longer issues or accepts cheques
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