Once your payment method is confirmed, the tax invoice you receive carries everything required for an Australian tax invoice — our ABN, the invoice date, your order reference, an itemised description of the goods, the price, and the GST component shown as 1/11th of the total, since prices are GST-inclusive.
Osko is the actual payment rail behind both PayID and Bank Transfer here — it's the real-time payment system built on Australia's New Payments Platform (NPP), used by most major Australian banks, and it's what makes both methods settle in near real-time rather than the one-to-two business days a traditional bank transfer used to take.
For PayID specifically, the invoice gives you a PayID (an email, phone number, or ABN registered against a bank account) rather than a BSB and account number — enter that into your own banking app's "pay to PayID" or "Osko payment" option, and the transfer typically confirms within minutes.
For Bank Transfer, the invoice carries a BSB and account number as usual, but the transfer still routes via Osko for near-instant settlement between participating banks — practically all the major Australian banks and most smaller ones support it, so most customers won't notice any difference beyond the speed.
Once payment is sent, replying to the invoice email or messaging on WhatsApp with confirmation lets us verify receipt and move straight to printing — Osko's near-instant settlement means there's rarely a wait between sending payment and us being able to confirm it landed.
Frequently asked
What is Osko, and why does it matter for payment?
Osko is the real-time payment rail (built on the NPP) that both PayID and Bank Transfer use here — it settles in near real-time rather than the one-to-two days a traditional transfer used to take.
Does every Australian bank support Osko?
Practically all major Australian banks and most smaller ones support Osko through their banking app's PayID or "pay anyone" transfer options.