Payment methods

Cash

physical money used to pay for goods and services directly without needing a bank or electronic system.

Credit

Credit allows you to borrow money or buy something now with the agreement that you will repay it later, usually with interest.

Debit

works by taking money directly from a person's bank account when they make a purchase or payment.

Cheque

works by instructing a bank to transfer a specific amount of money from the writer's account to another person or business

Lay-buy

works by allowing a customer to pay for an item in instalments while the store keeps the item until it is fully paid off.

Book up

works by allowing a customer to take goods or services immediately and pay for them later through an account kept by the seller.

Afterpay

allows customers to buy items immediately and pay for them in smaller instalments overtime.