Payment options

Unitywater offers you a range of easy and convenient ways to pay your account.

	BPAY®	Pay your account quickly and easily 24/7 through your Internet or phone banking service. Contact your bank or financial institution to make this payment from your cheque, savings, debit, credit card or transaction account. Learn more about BPAY. Please note: the BPAY biller codes have changed for Unitywater Accounts issued after 1 February 2012. If you have automatic payments set up with your banking provider, you will need to update the BPAY codes with the new codes that can be found next to the BPAY logo on the bottom left-hand side of your Unitywater Account. The previous codes will be turned off in the near future. ® Registered to BPAY Pty Ltd ABN 69 079 137 518
	Direct debit	Set up an automatic payment from your cheque, savings, debit or transaction account. You will need to submit an Direct Debit Request Form (PDF) to Unitywater for this service. Find out more about direct debit.
	Credit card	Online – go to the Unitywater Payment Service to pay your account now. Phone – 1300 047 763 Look for your Reference Number on the bottom right-hand side of your account, next to the MasterCard and Visa logos. Please note: Unitywater will not charge a credit card processing fee for the payment of your Unitywater Account.
	Credit card	Online – go to POSTbillpay to pay your account now. Phone – 13 18 16
	Mail	Mail the Payment Remittance Slip (bottom section of your account) with your cheque made payable to: Unitywater Locked Bag 2 Maroochydore BC QLD 4558
	In person	Present your account at any Australia Post branch to make your payment using cash, cheque, debit card or your Visa or MasterCard. Find your nearest Australia Post branch on the Australia Post website.

For more information on payment options and payment plans visit Unitywater's frequently asked questions.

Pool Tip #3
Save water by regularly checking your pool for leaks. To do this check for damp spots downstream of the pool, and for leaking pipes, valves and joiners.

· Save water by regularly checking your pool for leaks. To do this check for damp spots downstream of the pool, and for leaking pipes, valves and joiners.