Say NO MORE to Financial Stress! Receive Daily Payments to help you manage your daily costs. Only pay back on your pay day.
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Simply submit your application to find out how much you’re eligible to receive daily. Register for Free!
Once your application is approved, you will start receiving your Daily Payments, 7 days a week.
On your next pay day, EveryPay will debit your bank account for the amount that you’ve received in advance plus a flat 5% Admin fee or $5 per $100. NO Hidden Fees.
Daily Payments are the preferred use of EveryPay. When your Daily Payments are active, you will receive an approved amount of money in your bank account on a daily basis around mid day each day. Daily Payments are an extremely useful tool to help you manage your budgeting and cashflow. You can Activate or Pause your Daily Payments at any time.
To Apply for EveryPay service, you must be at least 18 years old and you must have a regular Income of at least $300/week (take home pay after taxes).
You can cancel EveryPay service at any time without any cost by contacting us on support@everypay.com.au Please note; your account will be canceled after the money you’ve received from us has been returned.
EveryPay provides you with Daily Payments that are based on a small account fee of only $0.50 per $10 transferred into your account. You don't have to worry about making any transactions, EveryPay will debit your account for the amount you've received in advance + account fee on your next pay day.
If you have run out of available amounts in your account, the daily payments won't be available until the outstanding amount has been repaid. Also, Daily Payments can be delayed on public holidays. If you need the funds urgently, feel free to use Cash Boost.
Cash Boost works in a way as an ATM when unexpected expenses show up. You can request $10, $20, $50 or $100 and have the funds available in your bank account within 60 seconds.
If you have a pending repayment on your account Cash Boost won't be available. Once your repayment is successfully processed, you will be able to use Cash Boost again.
EveryPay uses an automated system to approve your limit. The longer you've held an account and the more successful repayments that you have, your available amount will automatically increase.
In case of a payment failure on the due date, your Daily Payments will stop and the outstanding balance will attract an initial late payment fee of $10, and a further $10 fee if a payment remains unpaid 7 days after the due date. For the avoidance of doubt, the late fees that may be applied are capped at 24% of the original amount you’ve received from EveryPay. If you’re unable to meet your obligations on due date, we encourage you to contact us immediately on support@everypay.com.au. Be assured that we’re here to make things easier for you. In other words, if you look after us, we will look after you.
Unfortunately, we won't be able to offer you EveryPay services at this time.
No, EveryPay uses an automated system that can only read your bank statements not your login details.
You can, however, this feature only works from logging on via our URL not our mobile app. Log into your online account and click on 'PAY NOW'.
We will send you an SMS and email letting you know an automatic payment has failed including the payment link which you can click on and make a payment with your bank card. Alternatively, you can log in to your online account and click PAY NOW next to your "payment schedule" - just follow the prompts.If you're worried you won't be able to make a payment, email us on support@everypay.com.au ASAP and we'll try and sort something out.
If you are unable to log into your account, click on 'Forgot my password' and follow the steps to reset your password. If you continue having issues, please to contact us on support@everypay.com.au and our friendly team will help you out.
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Yes, daily payments are based on your income and expanses. So, just because you’re receiving a Government benefit, doesn’t mean you can’t get access to Daily Payments.
There could be few reasons:
