How to make payments to Prudentia Legal
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You may have received invoices from us. Normally we will attach the payment details in our invoice, and sometimes a payment instruction is attached with the invoice for your convenience.
If you want to make payment through BPay, the BPay details are in the invoice. Please find the Bpay details at the bottom of the first page of the invoice (if the main body of the invoice is less than 1 page).
If you want to transfer direclty from your account to our office account, especially from an overseas account, the Payment Instruction normally include our office account details. If it is missed out, you may reply to the email you have received attaching the invoice. Alternatively, you may give us a call. We are more than happy to provide our account details for your convenience.
If you want to make payment by credit card, the credit card payment link is included in the invoice. If you receive our invoice in the PDF format, you may click the button "click to pay" on the invoice, on your computer or mobile phone, then please follow the promotion on screen. If you have a paper invoice, you may find the credit payment page here. We have been advised that acceptable credit cards include Visa, Master, American Express, JCB and Unionpay.
We are using Rapidpay system to collect payment through BPay and Credit Card. You may find more information about Rapidpay here. Please note that Rapidpay may charge certain service fees for certain transaction method. You will be notified when you make such payment online.
Without Invoice
Sometimes you may need make payments in advance.
If you want to transfer direclty from your account to our office account, especially from an overseas account, you may need to give us a call or send inquiry at contact us page. We are more than happy to provide our account details for your convenience.
If you want to make pre-payments or purchase by credit card, for your convenience, Square service has been employed. You may make the credit payment by click here. Square is a famous payment online/offline system and you may find more information about square by click the Square logo.
How to make payments to Prudentia Legal
How to make payments to Prudentia Legal
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