While the demand for redundancy and global reach has led many enterprises to adopt multiple payment providers, the resulting operational burden does not have to be a barrier to growth. Forward-thinking finance leaders are now moving beyond the struggle of fragmented systems by embracing a more strategic approach to infrastructure.
While Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) and manual invoicing have long been the standard for Australian law firms, they are increasingly becoming a bottleneck for modern practices. Relying on manual reconciliation and chasing overdue bank transfers creates significant cash flow delays and an avoidable administrative burden on your team. To stay
RBA Confirms End of Surcharging, Signalling Shift Towards Service-Led Payments The Reserve Bank of Australia has confirmed a major shift in the local payments landscape. From 1 October 2026, card surcharging will be officially removed. This landmark decision marks a significant change in how Australian businesses manage payment costs and
In 2026, the landscape of payment methods for Australian businesses has moved far beyond simple card transactions. For small business owners and operations leads, staying competitive now means navigating a digital-first environment shaped by evolving RBA surcharging rules and rising consumer expectations. While many still rely on legacy bank transfers,
ZenPay has processed more than $25 million in PayTo transactions across our brand portfolio, including School EasyPay, TravelPay, B2Bpay, Rental Rewards and Thoroughbred Payments. It is a meaningful milestone, and one that reflects how quickly Australian businesses and consumers are moving toward real-time, account-to-account payments. For software platforms looking to