Taxi Payment Perth

    Cash, card, EFTPOS, Cabcharge and corporate accounts — pay the quoted fare with no card surcharge under $50.

    You should know how a Perth taxi will be paid before the driver arrives. Quick Taxis Perth accepts cash, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, EFTPOS and Cabcharge in the vehicle. Eligible wheelchair jobs can use MPT subsidy cards. Businesses can open a monthly GST account instead of collecting receipts. There is no card surcharge on fares under $50, and the amount is the quote you already accepted.

    What's Included

    Cash, Visa, Mastercard and Amex
    EFTPOS and contactless wallets
    No card surcharge under $50
    Cabcharge accepted
    MPT on wheelchair-accessible jobs
    Corporate monthly GST invoicing
    Tax invoices on request
    Quoted fare is the fare you pay

    Key facts at a glance

    ItemDetailsPrice / Info
    CardsAcceptedVisa, Mastercard, Amex, EFTPOS
    ContactlessWalletsApple Pay / Google Pay (terminal permitting)
    CashAcceptedYes
    Card surchargeFares under $50None
    CabchargeAcceptedYes
    MPT subsidyWAT jobsYes — book a wheelchair taxi
    CorporateBillingMonthly GST invoice
    Tax invoiceGSTOn request / auto after trip

    Pay the quoted fare — card, cash or account

    Quick Taxis Perth takes the usual Perth taxi tender types so you are not hunting for an ATM at 5am. Pay the driver with cash or card, tap EFTPOS, use Cabcharge, or put the trip on a corporate account. The amount is the quote you accepted, including any midnight loading already shown — not a new number at the kerb.

    • Visa, Mastercard, Amex and EFTPOS
    • Cash always welcome
    • No card surcharge under $50
    • Cabcharge accepted
    • GST invoices for work travel

    Cabcharge, MPT and NDIS-related travel

    Cabcharge is processed in the vehicle like any other account docket. MPT subsidy cards apply on eligible wheelchair-accessible taxis — request a WAT at booking. NDIS plan transport is arranged on the NDIS taxi page so invoicing matches your plan, not a private card at drop-off.

    Corporate accounts versus paying in the car

    If several staff travel each week, a corporate account replaces a pile of personal card receipts with one monthly GST invoice and cost-centre tags. Ad-hoc riders still pay in the car. Opening an account is free; see corporate transfers for authorised bookers and spend caps.

    How it works

    1. 1

      See the fare first

      The booking quote is what you pay, including night loading if it applies.

    2. 2

      Choose how to pay

      Cash, card, EFTPOS, Cabcharge, MPT on WAT jobs, or a corporate account.

    3. 3

      Pay at drop-off or on account

      Most private jobs pay the driver. Accounts are invoiced monthly.

    4. 4

      Get a GST invoice

      Ask at booking or check the email on the reservation after the trip.

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