IGET Vape Payment Methods: How Paying Actually Works, Start to Finish
The IGET vape payment methods used at IGET Vapes Australia Store are deliberately simple, and this page explains every stage of them so nothing about the process is a surprise. Nothing is charged on the website itself. You place your order, we email you payment instructions, you pay by bank transfer or PayID from your own banking app, and your parcel is dispatched once the funds land with us. If you have never bought this way before, that sequence can feel unfamiliar, so the sections below walk through it slowly, with the exact wording to look for in each email and the exact reference to quote when you transfer. This store sells to adults aged 18 and over only.
The two IGET vape payment methods we use
There are exactly two ways to settle an order here: a standard bank transfer, and PayID. Both move money directly from your own bank account to ours, inside your own banking app or internet banking, on a screen your bank controls. Neither of them happens on this website, which is the single most important thing to understand about the IGET vape payment methods on offer. The checkout page collects who you are and where the parcel is going. It does not collect payment.
Retailers in adult product categories often find that traditional online gateways are unavailable to them, and bank based transfers are the practical answer. The upside for you is real: the transaction sits between you and your bank, the amount is one you type in yourself, and there is no stored payment profile on our side that could ever be misused. The trade off is that money moves on your bank's clock rather than instantly, which is why the timing section below matters more than it would elsewhere.
Step by step, from Place Order to dispatch
Here is the whole journey in seven steps. Learn the sequence of our IGET vape payment methods once and the rest of this page becomes a reference rather than a lesson.
- Build your cart. Add devices or pods from the shop. Prices shown are in Australian dollars.
- Enter your details at checkout. Name, delivery address, email and a mobile number for carrier notifications. You also confirm you are 18 or over, which is covered on our age verification page.
- Click Place Order. Nothing is charged at this moment. No card is requested, no card is stored, and no money leaves your account because of that click. The order is created and given an order number.
- Check your inbox. Two emails follow. The first is your order confirmation, listing what you bought and the total. The second contains the payment instructions.
- Pay from your bank. Open your banking app and send the exact total, using bank transfer or PayID, quoting your order number as the reference.
- We match your payment. When the funds appear in our account, we match them to your order using that reference and mark the order as paid.
- We dispatch. Cleared before 2pm AEST on a business day means your parcel goes out that same day. Delivery timings from that point are set out on the delivery page, and you can follow the consignment through order tracking.
That is the entire flow. No account to create with a payment provider, no verification call, no redirect to a third party checkout. Compared with most online stores, the IGET vape payment methods here involve fewer screens, not more.
What the payment email contains
The payment email is the workhorse of our IGET vape payment methods, so it is worth knowing exactly what is in it before it lands. It contains the account name your transfer should go to, the BSB and account number for a standard transfer, the PayID to use if you prefer that route, the exact amount in Australian dollars, and the reference to quote. It also repeats your order number and your itemised order so you can check the total against what you selected.
It arrives from our own domain, igetvapesaustraliastore.com, and it never asks you to click through to a payment page or to enter card details anywhere. If an email claiming to be from us does either of those things, it is not from us. Treat it as suspicious, do not act on it, and forward it to Contact@igetvapesaustraliastore.com so we can look at it. The privacy policy explains how we handle the limited data an order generates.
Paying by bank transfer
A standard bank transfer, sometimes called an EFT or a pay anyone payment, is the most familiar of the IGET vape payment methods for most Australians. In your banking app you choose to pay someone new, enter the account name, BSB and account number from the payment email, enter the total, add the reference, and confirm. Every major Australian bank supports this, and of the two IGET vape payment methods it is the one that works from any account, including older accounts that have never been linked to a mobile number.
Two small habits prevent almost every problem we see. First, copy the numbers rather than typing them from memory, and check the BSB digit by digit before confirming. Second, send the total as one payment rather than splitting it across several transfers, because a part payment cannot be dispatched and has to sit until the balance arrives.
The reference to use, and why it matters
Both IGET vape payment methods rely on one small field to work properly. Use your order number, exactly as it appears in your emails, and nothing else. Not your name, not the flavour, not a note about the order. The reference field is how a payment gets matched to a parcel, and a transfer arriving with a blank or creative reference has to be reconciled by hand, which is the single most common cause of a delayed dispatch.
Some banks label this field Reference, some call it Description, and some show both a reference for you and a reference for the recipient. The one that matters is the reference the recipient sees. If your app only offers one field, put the order number there. If you realise afterwards that you sent it without a reference, email Contact@igetvapesaustraliastore.com with your order number, the amount and the date you sent it, and we will find it.
PayID, the fastest of our IGET vape payment methods
PayID is an Australian payments feature that lets money be sent to a simple identifier, such as an email address or a mobile number, instead of a BSB and account number. It runs over the New Payments Platform, so transfers between participating banks generally settle in close to real time, including outside business hours. Nearly every Australian bank supports sending to a PayID, and no registration is needed on your side to send to one.
The practical difference between the two IGET vape payment methods is speed and confirmation. When you enter our PayID, your banking app displays the registered account name before you confirm, so you can see who you are paying. Then the payment usually arrives in under a minute. A traditional transfer offers no name check of that kind and can take longer. If your bank supports PayID, it is the option we would choose.
Bank transfer and PayID compared
| Feature | Bank transfer | PayID |
|---|---|---|
| What you enter | Account name, BSB, account number | A single PayID |
| Name shown before you confirm | No | Yes |
| Typical arrival | Minutes to one business day | Usually under a minute |
| Works on weekends | Often delayed until the next business day | Yes, at participating banks |
| Fee at your bank | None at the major banks | None at the major banks |
| Reference required | Your order number | Your order number |
How long IGET vape payment methods take to clear
Clearing time is set by the banks, not by us, and it is the one part of these IGET vape payment methods we cannot speed up. A PayID transfer between two participating banks is usually visible in our account within a minute or two, at any hour, including weekends. A standard transfer sent on a business morning commonly arrives the same day. A standard transfer sent late at night, on a weekend or on a public holiday will often not appear until the next business day, and transfers from smaller institutions occasionally take a further day.
Our dispatch rule is simple and it is the same one described on the delivery page: if your payment has cleared before 2pm AEST on a business day, your order is packed and leaves that day. If it clears after that, it goes out on the next business day. So if you are close to running out and you want the fastest possible turnaround, pay by PayID in the morning. The FAQ hub covers the delivery half of that equation in more detail.
What happens if an order is never paid
One of the quiet advantages of bank based IGET vape payment methods is that an unpaid order is simply an unpaid order. Placing one commits you to nothing financially, because nothing has been charged. If you change your mind before paying, you simply do not pay, and there is no cancellation process to go through and no fee. We hold unpaid orders for a short window, send one polite reminder, and then release the stock so it is available to other customers. No debt is created, no collection follows, and you are welcome to place a fresh order later.
If you do want to be tidy about it, a one line email to Contact@igetvapesaustraliastore.com quoting the order number lets us release the stock straight away. Where an order has been paid and needs to be changed or cancelled, the timing rules and the refund path are set out in the returns policy and in our terms of service.
IGET vape payment methods security and what we never ask for
Because the IGET vape payment methods here are bank based, there is a short and permanent list of things we will never request. We will never ask for a credit card or debit card number, by email, by phone, by text or through any form on this site. We will never ask for your internet banking password, your PIN, or a one time code sent to you by your bank. We will never ask you to install remote access software, and we will never call you to request an urgent payment to a different account.
If anything you receive breaks one of those rules, stop and contact us through the contact page before acting. Payment details for this store are only ever sent inside the order email chain that follows your own order, and they do not change mid order. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission publishes practical guidance on recognising payment redirection attempts at accc.gov.au, and it is worth a read for anyone who transacts online at all.
Australian dollars and GST
Neither of the IGET vape payment methods changes what you pay. Every price on this site is in Australian dollars and includes GST where GST applies, so the figure you see beside a product is the figure that goes into your total. There is no currency conversion, no international transaction fee and no surcharge for choosing one of the two payment routes over the other. Delivery is added at checkout and is shown before you click Place Order, so the amount in your payment email is always the amount you already agreed to.
If you need a receipt for business purposes, reply to your order confirmation and ask, and we will send one showing the GST component. Trade buyers ordering in volume should start on the wholesale page instead, since those enquiries are quoted individually. General information on how GST is applied to sales in Australia is published by the Australian Taxation Office at ato.gov.au.
If your IGET vape payment methods email does not arrive
Occasionally an email filter decides that a message setting out IGET vape payment methods and bank account details deserves a closer look, and it lands somewhere other than your inbox. Before assuming anything has gone wrong, check your spam or junk folder, then check any promotions or updates tab your provider uses, and search your mail for your order number rather than scrolling. It is almost always sitting in one of those three places.
If it genuinely is not there after ten minutes, email Contact@igetvapesaustraliastore.com from the address you used at checkout, quote your order number, and ask us to resend. We will reply with the same instructions, and you can also add our domain to your safe senders list so the tracking email that follows dispatch reaches you cleanly. A mistyped email address at checkout is the other common cause, and we can correct that in a moment. If you are still deciding what to order while you wait, the IGET range overview compares every current model.
IGET vape payment methods FAQ
Do you accept credit cards?
No. There is no card gateway on this site and no card details are ever collected, stored or requested. Orders are settled by bank transfer or PayID from your own bank, using the details we email you after you place the order.
Am I charged when I click Place Order?
No. Clicking Place Order creates the order and generates your order number, and that is all it does. No money moves until you choose to send it yourself from your banking app, so an unpaid order costs you nothing.
Is PayID faster than a bank transfer?
Usually, yes. PayID payments between participating banks typically arrive within a minute, day or night, while a standard transfer can take from a few minutes up to the next business day depending on when it is sent and which bank sends it.
What reference should I use when paying?
Your order number exactly as it appears in the payment email, with nothing added. That reference is how your payment is matched to your parcel, and a missing reference is the most common reason a dispatch is delayed.
How soon do you post after I pay?
If your funds clear before 2pm AEST on a business day, the order is packed and leaves that same day. Payments clearing after that cutoff, or on a weekend or public holiday, are dispatched on the next business day.
How would a refund be paid back to me?
Back to the account the payment came from, by bank transfer. Because no card is involved, there is no chargeback route, so any approved refund under the returns policy or under Australian Consumer Law is returned directly to your bank account.
Still unsure about any part of the IGET vape payment methods described above? The full FAQ hub answers the ordering and delivery questions that sit either side of payment, the product disclaimer covers what our listings do and do not claim, and a message through the contact page reaches a person who packs these orders.