Yes, bpay and nothing more. I just bpayed the full...

Yes, bpay and nothing more. I just bpayed the full amount.

Everyone gets a unique reference which the share registry uses to match and allocate your shares.

The usual advantage of bpay is you can leave it closer to the last minute, rather than posting cheques. However i had made up my mind as to what to do some time ago, and would rather just commit the funds and think about other things.



Make sure you keep a copy of the form, proving the correct reference, and your banking reciepts in case of any disputes.

You can always do the bpay and email the share registry a few days after if you are uncertain.

I have done this several times and its worked well. However last time with the IFE issue at the begining of the year the registry missed the payment, this was during the christmas period. Issue was resolved with the registry and Ironclad successfully (stock was allocated out of the shortfall) and I was glad i did it electronically as it was easier to prove than say a lost cheque in the postal system!