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AP+ came together in February 2022, bringing BPAY Group, eftpos Australia and NPP Australia into one consolidated entity to shape the future of payments for Australia. Our vision is to deliver more innovation to …
Take a closer look inside fast payments with NPP Soundbites. A podcast where organisations and government departments share their insights about using the NPP to deliver new payments innovation, both today and in the …
Australia’s domestic payments provider, Australian Payments Plus (AP+) has embarked on a campaign to lift public awareness of its PayTo solution. PayTo is the latest innovation in payments which will soon see many direct …
Australia’s domestic payments provider, Australian Payments Plus (AP+) will partner with Beyond Blue, to promote workplace mental health and provide funding for the Beyond Blue Support Service. As AP+’s charity partner, Beyond Blue will …
Australian Payments Plus (AP+) supports the Government’s Strategic Plan for the Australian Payments System. The plan is critical for driving simplification, consolidation and cost efficiency in the Australian payments system while enhancing its safety …
Australian Payments Plus (AP+ for short) is pleased to announce that Tap to Pay on iPhone will work with the eftpos payment system in Australia, offering merchants payment choice. From today, with Tap to …
Australian Payments Plus (AP+) will partner Australia’s leading drinks and hospitality business Endeavour Group and LAB Group to bring a new digital identification service to Endeavour Group customers across its retail brands including Dan …
Beem to develop the first QR payments platform for the leading retailer Today, Australian Payments Plus (AP+) is pleased to announce the strategic partnership with Coles which will make shopping experiences at the checkout …
Australian Payments Plus (AP+) yesterday hosted its third Payment Service Provider (PSP) forum. Chaired by AP+ Independent Director, Greg Cooper, discussions focused on ConnectID and the role PSPs will play and the Federal Government’s …
One in four PayID users have stopped or edited a PayID payment, preventing a mistaken payment or money being sent to the wrong person. The findings are the results of research commissioned by NPP …



