SecurePay
- In-person rate
- Online only
- Online rate
- Custom quote
- Monthly fee
- Custom quote
- Terminal cost
- Online only
- Contract length
- Varies
- Settlement time
- Standard payouts
- Est. monthly cost
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SecurePay
Australian online payment gateway now operating under the Fat Zebra group.
- In-person rate
- Online only
- Online rate
- Custom quote
- Monthly fee
- Custom quote
- Contract
- Varies
Best for
Australian online businesses looking for an Australia-built gateway with local support.
Pricing breakdown
All prices in AUDLast verified 11 June 2026Every fee we track, grouped by where it applies.
In-person payments
EFTPOS terminal and tap-to-pay transactions.
- Transaction rate
- Online only
- Monthly fee
- Terminal cost
- Online only
- Setup fee
Online payments
Online checkout and keyed-in card transactions.
- Transaction rate
Standalone SecurePay rate card retired; onboarding now routes to Pin Payments (Fat Zebra group). Quote-based.
- Monthly fee
- Setup fee
Other fees
- Chargeback fee
- AMEX rate
- International card surcharge
- Early termination fee
- Varies
- Instant payout fee
- Not offered
- Refund fee
- Free
- PCI compliance fee
Contract terms
- Contract length
- Varies
- Settlement time
- Standard payouts
- Least-cost routing
- No
- Recurring billing
- Yes
Accepted payment methods
Cards, wallets, and other methods supported by SecurePay for Australian merchants.
Cards
- Visa
- Mastercard
- AMEX
- JCB
- Diners Club
Digital wallets
- Apple Pay
- Google Pay
Strengths and trade-offs
Pros
- Australia-built, locally supported
- Backed by the Fat Zebra platform
- Established gateway for online merchants
Cons
- No public pricing, quote only
- Migration to Fat Zebra ownership still rolling out
About SecurePay
SecurePay is an Australian-founded payment gateway, acquired by Australia Post in 2010 and transitioned into the Fat Zebra group from 2024. Custom-quoted pricing tailored to merchant volume.
SecurePay was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in Melbourne, Australia.
How SecurePay 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.
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
Bendigo Bank
$229/mo est.
- In-person rate
- 1.4%
- Online rate
- 1.4%
- Monthly fee
- From $19/mo
- Terminal cost
- From $19/mo rental
- Contract length
- No lock-in
- Settlement time
- Next business day
- Est. monthly cost
- $229/mo
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
Common questions about SecurePay
The same questions Australian merchants ask before signing up.
SecurePay does not publicly list standard transaction rates for new merchants. Pricing is provided via quote. SecurePay is now part of the Fat Zebra group following an acquisition, and new merchant arrangements are increasingly handled through that platform.
SecurePay continues to operate as an online payment gateway. However, following its acquisition by Fat Zebra, new merchant sign-ups and existing merchant migrations are transitioning to the Fat Zebra platform over time. Check directly with the SecurePay or Fat Zebra team for current availability.
SecurePay is an online-only gateway and does not provide in-person EFTPOS hardware. It is designed for card-not-present transactions.
SecurePay's standard terms do not include a lock-in contract for most online gateway plans. However, since the Fat Zebra acquisition is still rolling out, it is worth confirming current terms directly.
Fat Zebra acquired SecurePay in 2025, consolidating two of Australia's established online payment gateways under one ownership group. SecurePay's customer base and infrastructure are migrating to the Fat Zebra platform, though the SecurePay brand continues to operate in the market.
SecurePay suits Australian online businesses that have an existing SecurePay integration and want continuity of service while the platform transitions to Fat Zebra. New merchants evaluating options should also consider Fat Zebra directly, as that is where the long-term platform investment is focused.
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