CommBiz Fast Payment

  • Fast Payment is a feature that lets you send money to most Australian financial institutions through the New Payments Platform (NPP).

    • A Fast Payment can be addressed to a PayID or BSB and account number
    • Money can be sent between participating domestic banks in less than a minute, 24/7, 365 days a year, in most instances
    • Make payments up to $150,000,000 AUD per transaction
    • Add a free text description up to 280 characters
    • Make your payment easier to recognise by including a unique payment reference, like an invoice number or purchase order

How do I make a Fast Payment?

How much does it cost to send a Fast Payment?

  • See the rates and fees section of the CommBiz Terms and Conditions for information about CommBiz fees.

Reporting

  • NPP transaction data is provided in the BAI2, BTRS and BTRS Enriched Reports. Call 13 2339 for a copy of the most recent file specification version.

FAQs

  • Do I need a PayID?

    PayID registration is optional. You can send payments to a PayID without having one yourself, and you can still use BSB and account number to receive payments if you'd like.

  • How many types of PayID are there? 

    There are four types of PayID:

    • Mobile number
    • Email address
    • Business number
    • Organisation ID
  • How do I register a PayID?

    For now, you're not able to register a PayID directly on the CommBiz platform. Discover how to register a PayID with a mobile number, email and business number.

  • Which CommBank accounts are eligible for PayID registration?

    There are a number of CommBank accounts which can be linked to your PayID.

    See eligible accounts

  • Can I send batch payments using Fast Payment?

    You can only make single Fast Payments at the moment. This will be available in the future.

  • Will Fast Payments be sent in real-time?

    Fast Payments are available 24/7, 365 days of the year and will typically be settled in under 60 seconds. Payments may be subject to checks and holds at the sending or receiving bank.

  • What goes in the Reference field?

    This is your own unique way of identifying any Fast Payments you make that can help identify and reconcile payments, like an invoice number

  • How do I save PayID details in my address book?

    For now, you’re not able to store PayIDs in the CommBiz address book. 

Things you should know

  • Fast Payments can only be sent to eligible accounts that can receive Fast Payments through the NPP. In CommBiz, we will let you know to use a different payment method if the payee’s BSB is not NPP reachable and therefore cannot receive Fast Payments. A Fast Payment transaction may still be rejected even if it passes BSB reachability check but the payee account is not NPP reachable (e.g. closed account). We will provide the payment rejection status within the “Transaction Group Status List” screen in CommBiz.

    PayID® is a registered trademark of NPP Australia Limited.