You must have a legalsuper employer account to access your unique legalsuper BPAY reference:

• Paying contributions via your unique employer BPAY customer reference number will ensure that your contributions are allocated automatically to your employees’ accounts as per your allocation data.
• Please note, BPAY payments are generally received within three business days from the date of payment. Depending on when you pay your employees' contributions, this could mean legalsuper receiving your contribution after 30 June 2024.

Details to use:

• legalsuper Biller Code: 29967
• Customer Reference Number: To access your unique Customer Reference Number, log into EmployerAccess

• ABT transfers authorise us to automatically withdraw a specified amount from your nominated bank account. Unlike direct debit, the payment must be authorised every time a contribution return is submitted.
• ABT transfers are generally received within three business days from date of payment and the funds are allocated automatically, according to your instructions.
• Depending on when you pay your contribution, this could mean legalsuper receiving your contribution after 30 June 2024.

• As EFT payments require manual allocation of contributions to your account, ensure that your legalsuper employer number is used as the reference for the payment.
• EFT payments are generally received within five business days from the date of payment.
• Depending on when you pay your contribution, this could mean legalsuper receiving your contribution after 30 June 2024.

• If you are using legalsuper’s clearing house (SCH Online) you can make payments for contributions via BPAY, EFT, or ABT.
• Payments made via SCH Online may take longer to be received by legalsuper than the timeframes advised above.

If you need assistance, you can contact SCH Online directly on 1300 855 935 between 9am – 5pm (AEST), Monday to Friday or support@schonline.com.au. Our SCH Online guide may help. 

• If you're using an alternative clearing house, contact your provider directly. Payments made via an external clearing house may take longer to be received by legalsuper than the timeframes advised above.

Note: For all payment methods, any payments received that are not accompanied by sufficient contribution classification data will not be able to be allocated in the first instance.