Instant bank transfer
PayID / Osko: rail built, but not open
PayID identifies an Australian account by an email address, mobile number or business identifier. The rail is built but not open.
- AUD
- 1 country
- under 5 minutes
- No rail fee
- Not open
Why this rail is not available
AUSTRAC registration in progress. Rail built, opening not announced.
The page stays published because the question comes up, and a clear answer beats an absence. It is not proposed for indexing: we do not send anyone to a page that cannot deliver the service they came for.
The rail in numbers
All these values come from the catalogue published on this site, and are republished as soon as our own measurements contradict them.
- Technical nature
- Instant bank transferSettlement in individual messages: the receiving bank must answer within seconds. That is what makes the rail usable at night and on weekends.
- Settlement currency
- AUD — Australian DollarIf this is not your account currency, your bank applies its own conversion on arrival. That cost does not go through us and does not appear in our breakdown.
- Settlement delay (p50 / p95)
- 2 min / 30 minThe median describes the common case, the p95 the slow one. We show both: a median alone hides exactly what worries you.
- Operating window
- Continuous, weekends and holidays includedNo cut-off: orders are processed continuously, nights and holidays included.
- Min – max per operation
- A$20.00 – A$100,000Bounds belonging to the rail. An amount above the cap is split into several payouts, which multiplies any fixed fee accordingly.
- Rail fee
- No rail feeIts own line in the breakdown, next to the network cost and our spread.
- Coverage
- 1 countryLocal rail: the country carries its own information (identifier, limits, reporting framework), so each country gets its own corridor page.
- Data verified on
- 2026-09-02Date of the last manual review of this rail’s delays, limits and fields. Data not reviewed for a long time is suspect data, ours included.
How this rail actually works
The payment travels on the Australian real-time payments system, credited in seconds, weekends included.
Opening depends on a local registration in progress. Meanwhile Australia is served by PayPal and by international wire.
What makes the delay
This rail processes orders continuously: there is no business day and no cut-off. The gap between the median and the p95 of 30 min comes from the availability of the receiving institution or operator, not from a clearing window.
Details required from the beneficiary
Every field is validated as you type, with the same rule client-side and server-side. That is what prevents most rejected payouts.
| Field | Type | Required | Validation rule | Why |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PayID | Text | Yes | 120 characters maximum · edges trimmed | Registered email, mobile number or ABN. |
| Account holder name | Text | Yes | 2 to 140 characters · edges trimmed | Must match the name verified on your ID exactly. A mismatch gets the transfer rejected. |
The rules shown are the ones actually enforced: there is no “marketing” version of this table differing from the code.
Countries where this rail can pay you
Each country page ranks the rails available there by delay and adds the local reporting framework.
What is available instead
Same geography, rails open today.
Keep going
The catalogue’s three entry points lead to the same place by different routes.
Why we keep this page online
A closed rail nobody mentions looks like an oversight. A documented closed rail, with its exact reason and what is missing to open it, gives you the answer in one read — and saves you from creating an order that would go nowhere.
Frequently asked questions about PayID / Osko
How fast does PayID / Osko credit my account?
under 5 minutes in half the cases, and up to 30 min in the slowest ones. This rail runs continuously, weekends and holidays included. These are market orders of magnitude, not a contractual commitment.
What are the minimum and maximum amounts on PayID / Osko?
Between A$20.00 and A$100,000 per operation, in Australian Dollar. These bounds belong to the rail itself. An amount above the cap is split into several payouts, which multiplies any fixed fee accordingly.
What does a PayID / Osko payout cost?
No rail fee for the rail itself. That amount appears as its own line in the breakdown, next to the network cost taken from your deposit and our spread. The lines sum to exactly the gap between the mid-market value and what you receive.
What do I need to provide to receive on PayID / Osko?
2 fields: PayID, Account holder name. Every format is validated before the order is accepted, not at send time: a typo is flagged immediately, not three days later as a rejection.
Which assets can I sell to PayID / Osko?
0 assets are offered on this rail. The asset does not change how the rail works: it changes the confirmation time before the payout leaves, and the spread applied depending on whether the asset is stable or volatile.
Any pitfall to know about PayID / Osko?
Opening depends on a local registration in progress. Meanwhile Australia is served by PayPal and by international wire.