Online via Direct Debit

Set up an automatic payment to avoid missing statement due dates. To do this, complete a Direct Debit Request form and post it to the address outlined on it. Funds will then be debited from the nominated bank account according to the schedule of payments selected.

Keep in mind that Direct Debit can take up to 25 days to be activated.

Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT)

EFT lets you electronically transfer funds from a bank account to an American Express Card. You’ll need to include your 15-digit Card Account number as payment reference e.g. 37** ****** *****.

Pay to:

BANK: Westpac Banking Corporation, Sydney Branch
Account Name: American Express Australia Limited
BSB Number: 032 000
Account Number: 372 409
SWIFT Code: WPACAU2S

Required if paying from an overseas bank account. Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) payments have up to a seven-day clearance timeframe, and may be subject to fees by your bank.

When paying your Corporate Card statements, please pay particular attention to the country that your Account is set up in, as American Express has separate bank Accounts designated for particular countries.

Expense claims

Once a Card Member’s expense claim is received, simply reimburse it in accordance with your company’s internal policies.

Pay Bill Online (PBOL)

Register for PBOL via your Online Services Account to set up a one-time payment. When doing this, you’ll have the option to pay the minimum amount due, statement balance, total balance or another amount.

The American Express Mobile App

Download the Amex App to make payments on your Account wherever you are. You’ll also have the option to use your Membership Rewards® points balance (if eligible) to pay off your eligible purchases.¹

Pay by Phone – Interactive Voice Response (IVR)

IVR Payments can be made by calling the number on the back of your American Express Card and following the prompts. You’ll need to have your 15-digit Card Account number as payment reference e.g. 37** ****** *****.

BPAY

Pay your bill directly from your bank account with BPAY. You’ll need to have our BPAY Biller Code (5082) and your 15-digit Card Account number as payment reference e.g. 37** ****** *****.

Keep in mind that BPAY payments will take three business days to clear.

Online via Direct Debit

Set up an automatic payment to avoid missing your due date. To do this, complete a Direct Debit Request form and post it to the address outlined on it. Funds will then be debited from your nominated bank account according to the schedule of payments selected.

Keep in mind that Direct Debit can take up to 25 days to be activated.

Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT)

EFT lets you electronically transfer funds from your bank account to your American Express Card. You’ll need to include your 15-digit Card Account number as payment reference e.g. 37** ****** *****.

Pay to:

BANK: Westpac Banking Corporation, Sydney Branch
Account Name: American Express Australia Limited
BSB Number: 032 000
Account Number: 372 409
SWIFT Code: WPACAU2S

Required if paying from an overseas bank account. Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) payments have up to a seven-day clearance timeframe, and may be subject to fees by your bank.

When paying your Corporate Card statements, please pay particular attention to the country that your Account is set up in, as American Express has separate bank Accounts designated for particular countries.

Expense claim

In order to trigger your company to pay American Express on your behalf, you’ll need to lodge and expense claim in these steps:

1. Contact your company’s Program Administrator to find out your statement billing cycle.
2. Download your statement as soon as you’re notified that it’s ready.
3. Review your statement transactions.
4. Submit your expense report in accordance with your company’s policy.
5. Ensure your line manager approves your expenses before your company’s cut-off date for payments.