Pay Bills

BPAY

BPAY is the fast, convenient and fee free way to pay bills, wherever there's a phone or Internet access. You can use BPAY 24 hours a day to pay bills at thousands of organisations.

To start using BPAY you'll need to first register for either Phonelink or Netlink. Simply call a Member Service Consultant on 13 25 77.

• If you are already registered, login here to Netlink.
• View BPAY Terms and Conditions.

BPAY View

About BPAY View

BPAY View offers the convenience of receiving your bills electronically via the secure environment of Netlink online banking. Each time a new bill arrives, BPAY View will send you an email to let you know it's there. To see your bills, simply log on to Netlink and select BPAY View from the menu options.

Some of the benefits of BPAY View include:

• Never losing a bill again - it's all there online. You can also file and save your bills electronically and print copies if you need to.
• The ability to view and pay your bills whenever it suits you, day or night.
• Convenient payment options. Even though you are receiving your bill online, you can still choose any of the payment options offered by your biller. BPAY is just one easy option to consider.
• The flexibility to choose which bills you would like to receive via BPAY View, and if you don't want to continue with the service, you can return to the paper bill system with a simple click to turn BPAY View off.

For further information about BPAY View, visit the BPAY View website.

Register for BPAY View

To register for BPAY View, follow the easy steps below. You will need a copy of your paper bill to complete the registration process.

1. Log on to Netlink online banking as normal.
2. Click on the BPAY menu option at the top of the screen and select BPAY View. This will take you into the BPAY View section of Netlink.
3. Select 'Available Billers' from the menu, find the biller you require and click 'register'. Alternatively, you can select 'Search Available Billers' from the menu and type in the biller code, which can be found on your paper bill.
4. Enter all the details required and click 'submit'. You will be able to find this information on your paper bill.
5. Your registration should be completed within two working days. You can see when your registration is complete by selecting 'My Billers' from the menu and checking that your status is 'Active'.
6. You can locate your bills by selecting 'My Bills' from the menu.
7. Bills that have been paid will be automatically moved into 'Payment History'.
8. To go back to the standard Netlink menu, select, 'Back to Balances'.

You must have a registered email address with Nurses First to receive BPAY View bill notification emails. To find out if your email address is registered, log on to Netlink online banking. If your address is registered it will be listed on the left side of the screen, under your mailing address. If your email address is not registered, contact us on 13 25 77 to register it. This is important because your bill notifications will be sent to your email address.  

Paying Bills

BPAY View allows you to choose any of the payment options offered by your biller. You do not have to pay your bill via BPAY. To make an over the counter or cheque payment, simply print a copy of your bill from BPAY View and continue the payment process as you would with a regular paper bill.

To file your bill in BPAY View once you have paid it, select 'Paid Bill Elsewhere' from the Action menu.

Terms and Conditions

BPAY View Terms and Conditions

Pay Bills Direct

For your convenience you can now choose to go direct to your major billers websites to pay your bills. It's quick and easy, and you have access to all of the major billers from this page.

To make a payment simply click on the logo of the company which you require, and follow the instructions on the company's bill payment website.

Direct debits

Direct debits are a great way to save the money and hassle involved in making regular payments to a company or another financial institution account, or transfers to your Nurses First loan or savings account. Find out more here about direct debits.