In recent years, the use of credit an debit cards in Gobbill have sharply declined to now less than 1% (FY22) of all funds used to pay bills.

As such we have made the decision to remove credit/debit cards as a payment method in Gobbill to focus on the features that matter most to our customers.

The change will occur as of 1 October 2022.

There is nothing to do, if you have a preferred bank account stored and you wish to use that. Gobbill will replace all credit cards as the payment method with your preferred bank account as of 1 Oct 2022. This means all bills previously linked to your credit card and your Gobbill subscription fees will be deducted from your preferred bank account.

If you have joined Gobbill prior to 1 October 2022 and haven’t stored a bank account in Gobbill, you will need to take the following actions:

• Step1: Login to Gobbill and go to the menu item named Wallet
• Step 2: Enter your bank account BSB, Account Number, Account Name and a Nickname for the payment method.
• Step 3: Review and Accept the Direct Debit Request Authorisation
• Step 4: Review and Accept the terms by Acknowledgment.
• Step 5: Click on Add Account
• Step 6: Upload your a copy of your corresponding bank statement matching your bank details. This statement should be downloaded from Internet Banking as a PDF for our system to verify.

That’s it!

If you have more than one bank account stored in Gobbill, you can nominate a preferred bank..
You can also specifically nominate which biller and bank account bills will be debited from.
Please start now and if you need any assistance, contact support [email protected]

The Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission boss Michael Phelan claims that 15-20% (~$5Bn) annually in National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) funding could be fraud. In June 2022, the NDIS paid out $27Bn for the year. As tax payers, we expect the funding to support participants of the scheme who are the most vulnerable in our community.

Gobbill as a registered NDIS provider, supports thousands of participants, nominees and their providers by facilitating valid NDIS claims and payments. We use our technology to prevent and detect fraud – hence protecting the NDIS budgets of our clients with disabilities.

A joint investigation by 60 MINUTES, The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, has found that the NDIS money has proven an irresistible magnet for criminals. It’s a sad reality of life that some truly awful people walk among us. However, the title of “most despicable” must surely go to members of the organised crime networks who have been targeting vulnerable Australians in order to rip off the National Disability Insurance Scheme.

The NDIS is wanting to invest in an ability to detect, prevent and respond to fraud and non-compliant behaviour as the Scheme continues to grow.

Gobbill is an Australian FinTech company and registered NDIS Provider able to reduce fraud and waste. To find out more about Gobbill, contact us https://gobbill.com/contact/

To read more on Nine Network: https://9now.nine.com.au/60-minutes/organised-crime-networks-targeting-vulnerable-australians/aef7079e-a7e7-4106-82ed-08fdd0838f39

Image from 60 Minutes