RewardPay transforms your food and beverage supplier payments into valuable rewards while solving critical cash flow challenges. By enabling credit card payments to suppliers who don't accept Amex or other cards, you can earn thousands of points on ingredient purchases, equipment costs, and distributor invoices—while accessing up to 55 days of interest-free credit to navigate seasonal demand fluctuations and delayed customer payments.
Get StartedPaying key food and beverage suppliers with your credit card can improve cash flow by giving you extra days before the funds leave your account. At the same time, you earn valuable credit card reward points on every payment AND can choose to earn extra loyalty partner points on every payment on top.
Pay $30,000 a month to three suppliers on an American Express Platinum Business Card and you’ll spend $360,000 a year.
At 2.25 MR points per $1, that’s up to 810,000 Membership Rewards points annually — enough for up to 6 return business‑class flights to Singapore or 2–3 return business‑class flights to Europe, simply by paying suppliers you already use.
Estimated Annual American Express MR Points * After 12 Months
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With 810,000 Qantas Points, you could have:

Return Business Class Classic Rewards
320,000 Qantas Points

Return Business Class Partner Reward Seat
204,000 Velocity Points

Premium Accor Hotel Stay 7 nights
200,000 ALL Accor Reward points

Return Business Class Partner Flight Reward
164,000 Velocity Points
Paying business expenses like food and beverage expenses with your credit card via RewardPay will allow you to earn points on necessary spend.
Add your BAS or other ATO obligation invoice payment information
Select your payment method (Amex, Mastercard, Visa, Pay by Bank)
RewardPay pays the supplier on your behalf
Your credit card is charged, earning points
Receive confirmation and remittance for your accounting records
Convert your substantial supplier spending into valuable rewards points instead of earning nothing with bank transfers. A restaurant spending $20,000 monthly on ingredients or a distributor paying $50,000 quarterly can earn tens of thousands of points annually—enough for flights, hotels, or cashback that effectively offset RewardPay's service fee while turning mandatory expenses into tangible business or personal benefits.
Food and beverage businesses face a critical timing mismatch: suppliers demand payment within 15-30 days while customers take 30-90 days to pay. RewardPay gives you up to 55 days of interest-free credit to pay suppliers on time while waiting for customer payments, helping you manage seasonal inventory buildups and maintain operations during slower periods without cash flow stress.
With razor-thin margins, food and beverage businesses can't afford supplier relationship problems. Pay suppliers promptly to secure quality ingredients, favorable terms, and priority service during shortages—all while preserving working capital for payroll, utilities, and unexpected opportunities like bulk discounts or equipment deals that improve your bottom line.
Typically 1.25%–2.10% depending on card type
RewardPay is regulated and provides full audit trails
Invoice must be legitimate and payable to an ABN-registered supplier
Typically next business day, depending on cut-off times
RewardPay turns everyday business expenses into high‑value rewards while providing the trust, reliability, and performance needed for commercial payments.
A decade‑long partnership with American Express, now operating across both Australia and New Zealand.
RewardPay works with and is recognised by major payment networks and loyalty brands including American Express, Visa , Mastercard , Qantas, Virgin, Accor and Air New Zealand.
RewardPay processes millions of dollars in business payments every month through a PCI‑compliant, encrypted platform, ensuring safe, fast, fraud‑resistant transactions for businesses of all sizes.
RewardPay’s easy, intuitive payment portal is built specifically for small business owners, with an Australian based support team always ready to help.
For businesses spending $50,000+ per annum on Food and Beverage expenses, this can translate into thousands of dollars in annual value.
Redeem points for flights with loyalty partners including Qantas and Virgin Australia
Redeem points on hotel stays with loyalty partners including Accor, Qantas and Virgin Australia
Redeem points from credit card loyalty programs, or transfer points to loyalty partner programs to purchase gifts
Upgrade your home, office or both using rewards earned from points on BAS and other tax obligation spend with RewardPay.
| Yes. Food and beverage is a supported expense category on RewardPay. Cafes, restaurants, catering companies, wholesale food suppliers and other F&B businesses can all be paid via RewardPay. Your supplier receives payment directly into their Australian bank account. You will need their ABN, bank account details and a payment reference to set them up as a payee. |
| Yes. Food and beverage payments through RewardPay are eligible to earn Membership Rewards points (when paying by Amex) plus optional additional rewards such as Qantas Points or Velocity Points. For hospitality and food-service businesses with significant supplier spend, RewardPay is a simple way to earn meaningful loyalty rewards on expenses that typically do not accept credit cards. |
| No. Your suppliers do not need to create a RewardPay account, accept credit cards, or take any action. They simply receive funds directly into their nominated Australian bank account, just like a standard bank transfer. The RewardPay processing fee is charged to you – your supplier receives the full invoice amount. |
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