MWT Student Payments Infomation

Payment of all fees should be paid by Visa, MasterCard, direct deposit, cash or cheque made payable to MWT Institute Pty Ltd. Once a payment is received you will be emailed your receipt

All Cheques are to be made out to MWT Institute and posted to:
PO Box 6182
Chapel Street, North LPO
South Yarra VIC 3141

All payments made by bank transfer must be sent to the below bank details, please also place your invoice number in the description field to ensure that your payment is processed correctly.

Name: MWT Institute
BSB: 083 231
Account: 47 359 1015

If you would like to make a payment over the phone please call our head office on 1300 855 846.

Please ensure that you have your invoice handy when making your payment, as you will be required to provide us with your invoice number. Please note we only accept VISA & MasterCard.

If you wish to pay by EFTpos/Cash we only accept payments at the MWT Head Office

664 Chapel Street
South Yarra
VIC 3141

MWT accept Pay-Pal & Pay-Pal Credit Card transactions with the following credit cards: VISA and MasterCard.

With PayPal, you can make payments quickly, easily and securely at all your favorite Australian websites - for free:

• Your bank, credit card and personal details are never shared
• PayPal helps prevent fraud and offers protection against unauthorised transactions
• PayPal offers Buyer Protection in case your item does not arrive
• You don't have to type in your credit card details every time you checkout
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For further details on the benefits of using PayPal for payments, visit: www.paypal.com.au

MWT accept secure, turn-key, online e-Way payment transactions with the following credit cards: VISA and MasterCard.

eWAY specialises in payment gateway services and eCommerce solutions. Established in 1998, eWAY is an international company with a renowned trusted service for eCommerce payments and a wealth of industry experience.

eWAY delivers the highest levels of infrastructure and security and will continue to be at the forefront in aligning eCommerce technology with customer needs.

The security and uptime of your online payments is of vital importance to us. We invest heavily to ensure the reliability and integrity of our systems and have partnered with industry leaders in key areas to provide a robust environment capable of delivering superior online payment services.

eWay provide comprehensive support and leading payment gateway solutions to deliver you a powerful eCommerce platform with real time results. They pride themselves in delivering superior services and products through the provision of a high level of standards in technology, innovations and customer care.

For further details on the benefits of using eWay for payments, visit: www.eway.com.au

PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) - a set of standards created by card issuers such as Visa and MasterCard to ensure the security of credit card details online.

Visa has distinguished eWAY as a Registered PCI DSS compliant service provider. This registry serves as a benchmark of providers that are secure and trusted by Visa. For the complete listing and more information on this registry you may visit the Visa Registry. Note eWAY is listed under its registered name, Web Active Corporation Pty Ltd.

As an online credit card processor, eWAY is subject to standards imposed on the industry by major card issuers such as Visa and MasterCard. The Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standard (DSS) is a set of guidelines developed to help organisations that process card payments prevent credit card fraud, hacking and various other security issues. A company processing, storing, or transmitting credit card numbers must be PCI DSS compliant or they risk losing the ability to process credit card payments.

The PCI DSS, a set of comprehensive requirements for enhancing payment data security, was developed by the founding payment brands of the Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council, including American Express, JCB, MasterCard and Visa, to encourage the broad adoption of consistent data security measures around the world.

View eWAY’s PCI DSS Compliance Certificate

There are 3 essential elements at work in the process described above: a protocol for communications (SSL), credentials for establishing identity (the SSL certificate), and a third party that vouches for the credentials (the certificate authority).

Computers use protocols to allow different systems to work together. Web servers and web browsers rely on the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol to enable encrypted communications. The browser’s request that the server identify itself is a function of the SSL protocol.

Credentials for establishing identity are common to our everyday lives: a driver’s license, a passport, a company badge. An SSL certificate is a type of digital certificate that serves as a credential in the online world. Each SSL certificate uniquely identifies a specific domain (such as thawte.com) and a web server.

Our trust of a credential depends on our confidence in the organization that issued it. Certificate authorities have a variety of methods to verify information provided by individuals or organizations. Established certificate authorities, such as Thawte, are well known and trusted by browser vendors. Browsers extend that trust to digital certificates that are verified by the certificate authority.

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