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Bendigo Bank

Community-focused Australian bank offering EFTPOS terminals to business customers.

In-person rate
1.4%
Online rate
1.4%
Monthly fee
From $19/mo
Contract
No lock-in

Best for

Bendigo Bank business customers wanting integrated banking and EFTPOS from a community-focused bank.

Pricing breakdown

All prices in AUDLast verified 11 June 2026

Every fee we track, grouped by where it applies.

In-person payments

EFTPOS terminal and tap-to-pay transactions.

Transaction rate
1.4%

Powered by Tyro. 1.4% flat rate. Custom pricing for volumes over $20K/month.

Monthly fee
From $19/mo

Terminal rental.

Terminal cost
From $19/mo rental
Setup fee
Free

Online payments

Online checkout and keyed-in card transactions.

Transaction rate
1.4%

Bendigo eCommerce / Payment Links: flat 1.4% incl GST (Visa/Mastercard, Amex OptBlue). Turnover over $20K/mo may move to custom pricing.

Monthly fee
From $19/mo

Terminal rental.

Setup fee
Free

Other fees

Chargeback fee
AMEX rate
1.4%

Included in the 1.4% flat rate.

International card surcharge
Early termination fee
None

No lock-in contract.

Instant payout fee
Next business day
Refund fee
PCI compliance fee

Contract terms

Contract length
No lock-in
Settlement time
Next business day

Next business day to a Bendigo Bank account.

Least-cost routing
Yes
Recurring billing
Yes

Accepted payment methods

Cards, wallets, and other methods supported by Bendigo Bank for Australian merchants.

Cards

  • Visa
  • Mastercard
  • EFTPOS
  • AMEX
  • UnionPay
  • JCB
  • Diners Club

Digital wallets

  • Apple Pay
  • Google Pay
  • Samsung Pay

Other

  • Alipay
  • WeChat Pay

Strengths and trade-offs

Pros

  • Australian community bank
  • Integrated banking and merchant services
  • Local branch support

Cons

  • No public pricing, quote only
  • Smaller terminal ecosystem than the Big Four

About Bendigo Bank

Bendigo Bank is a Victorian community bank offering merchant terminals and online payments to Australian businesses. Pricing is custom-quoted via the business banking team.

Bendigo Bank was founded in 1858 and is headquartered in Bendigo, Australia.

How Bendigo Bank compares

Side-by-side with the closest alternatives by estimated cost.

Assumes $15,000/mo volume, $50 average transaction, 70% in-person and 30% online.

NAB logo

NAB

$231/mo est.

In-person rate
1.15%
Online rate
1.4% + $0.25
Monthly fee
$25/mo
Terminal cost
$25/mo rental
Contract length
No lock-in (60 days notice)
Settlement time
Next business day
Est. monthly cost
$231/mo
SumUp logo

SumUp

$242/mo est.

In-person rate
1.4%
Online rate
2.1%
Monthly fee
Free
Terminal cost
From $24
Contract length
No lock-in
Settlement time
Next business day
Est. monthly cost
$242/mo
Westpac logo

Westpac

$214/mo est.

In-person rate
1.2%
Online rate
1.4%
Monthly fee
$24.75/mo
Terminal cost
$24.75/mo rental
Contract length
No lock-in
Settlement time
Instant
Est. monthly cost
$214/mo

Common questions about Bendigo Bank

The same questions Australian merchants ask before signing up.

  • Bendigo Bank does not publish standard transaction rates. All pricing is provided via a custom quote that reflects your business type, card volume, and existing Bendigo banking relationship.

  • Bendigo Bank provides EFTPOS terminals to business customers as part of its merchant services offering. Terminal options and rental costs are confirmed at the quote stage rather than being listed publicly.

  • Bendigo Bank offers least-cost routing capability for eligible contactless debit transactions. Enquire directly with your Bendigo relationship manager to confirm availability and how to activate it for your terminal.

  • Bendigo Bank operates as a community-focused Australian bank rather than a Big Four institution. Its merchant services are generally suited to businesses that already bank with Bendigo and prefer local branch relationships over the scale of a Big Four or the speed of a fintech provider.

  • Contract terms are agreed individually and are not published publicly. As with most bank-based merchant services, you should review lock-in period, terminal rental obligations, and early exit terms carefully before signing.

  • Bendigo Bank merchant services are best suited to existing Bendigo business banking customers, particularly those in regional areas who value community banking and local branch access. Businesses needing publicly transparent pricing or fast digital onboarding are likely better served by flat-rate providers.

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