Payment options

Paying your Synergy energy bill has never been easier. There’s a wide range of payment methods to suit your needs – including the convenience of online payment through My Account.

• Online credit card payment
• Direct debit 
• EvenPay
• Paperless billing
• BPAY 
• BPAY View 
• Over the phone
• Mail 
• In person

Online credit card payment

You can make secure online payments using your credit card from this website. Paying your bill online can save you time, paperwork, and allows you to pay at whatever time of the day suits you.

We accept credit card payments by Visa, Mastercard, and American Express. A transaction fee of 0.7% applies to all payments made by credit card. Read about the Direct Debit and EvenPay options below, for set-and-forget convenience. BPAY and BPAY View are other online payment methods that are available, and can be accessed via your financial insitutions banking website.

Direct debit

Direct debit is a convenient, hassle-free way to pay your energy bills through My Account. If you choose to register for direct debit, the exact amount of your power bill is automatically deducted from your credit card or bank account on the due date – so your bills are paid on time, every time.

Find out more or apply for direct debit now. To apply for direct debit online you will first need to register for My Account.

Download a copy of our Direct Debit Service Agreement for Terms and Conditions.

EvenPay

We have recently reviewed our EvenPay™ plan and identified that it is not working effectively. Synergy closed its EvenPay plan in its current form on 21 October 2011.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us on 1800 220 605 between 7am and 5pm Monday to Friday, except public holidays.

For answers to any questions you may have, read our FAQs.

Paperless Billing

By signing up to paperless billing with Synergy, not only will you be able to manage your energy account(s) at your own convenience, you will also benefit from the ease of having all your bills available online to view at any time.

Paperless billing from Synergy allows you to pay your bill in the same way as you do now. The difference is you'll receive email notification of your next energy bill to view on synergy.net.au/My account, saving you the hassle of misplacing or forgetting your bill, or losing track of what's due. Plus you'll also be helping to protect the environment by reducing paper usage.

Its quick and easy to sign up for paperless billing online. Simply register for My Account first, then select switch to paper bills from the 'Manage My Account' section in the main menu.

BPAY

You can access the BPAY online payment method through your own bank or financial institution's website, using internet banking. To pay by BPAY, you’ll need to enter the biller code and payment reference number on your Synergy bill, shown near the BPAY logo.

You can register for internet banking by contacting your bank or financial institution.

BPAY View

With BPAY View you can view and pay bills from your nominated bank account, through your financial institution’s website. Once you’ve registered for BPAY View, you won’t be sent paper bills by post. Instead, you’ll receive an email letting you know there’s a new bill waiting to be viewed.

Visit your financial institution’s website to find out more information and register for BPAY View.

Over the phone by credit card

To make a payment over the phone, call 1300 650 900.

You’ll need:

• Your credit card number 
• The card expiry date 
• Your bill payment number, as shown on your Synergy bill.

We accept MasterCard, Visa, and American Express credit card payments over the phone. A transaction fee of 0.7% applies to all credit card payments.

Mail

You can pay your bill by posting us a cheque or money order. Make sure you tear off and include the payment slip, so we can record your payment.

Please make your payment out to ‘Synergy’, and address your envelope to:
Synergy
GPO Box U1913
Perth WA 6845

Cheque acceptance is subject to being met on first presentation.

In person

If you’d prefer to pay in person, simply take your bill into any Australia Post Office or one of their agencies. You can choose to pay by cash, cheque or debit card over the counter.