NSW Small Business Month 2026

ShaBaas Pay presents at NSW Small Business Month 2026

A practical online session for Australian small businesses on managing payment costs and cash flow after the card surcharge ban.

Official NSW Small Business Month 2026 collaborator artwork inviting businesses to register for an event

What the session covers

ShaBaas Pay is participating in NSW Small Business Month 2026 with the online webinar Managing Payment Costs and Cash Flow After the Card Surcharge Ban.

The session is designed for Australian small businesses reviewing how they accept payments and manage transaction costs. It covers cards, bank transfers, PayID and PayTo, including how payment methods can affect costs, settlement times, recurring payments, cash flow and customer experience.

The NSW Government event listing describes the webinar as educational and practical, with time for participant questions.

Event details

  • Date: Wednesday, 28 October 2026
  • Time: 10:30am–11:05am AEDT
  • Format: Online webinar
  • Cost: Free
  • Audience: Australian small businesses

Register for the 28 October session

View the official NSW Government event listing.

Why payment costs still matter after the surcharge ban

Removing a customer-facing card surcharge does not remove the underlying cost of accepting payments. Businesses still need to understand their effective payment costs, settlement timing, reconciliation workload and the fit of each payment method for their customers and operating model.

For a detailed explanation of the 1 October 2026 changes and practical steps for small businesses, read our RBA card surcharge changes guide for Australian small businesses.

Official event listing

The NSW Government Small Business Month page lists the session dates, online format, cost, webinar overview and ShaBaas Pay contact details. ShaBaas Pay refers to this page as an event listing hosted on an official government website; the listing states that event information is managed by the event coordinator and may change. Participation should not be interpreted as NSW Government endorsement of ShaBaas Pay or its products.

Check the NSW Government listing for current event information.