The ATO's Small Business Superannuation Clearing House (SBSCH) closes on 1 July 2026. If you currently use it to manage super payments, you need to switch to a new system before then. Wrkr makes the transition to payday super stress-free.
Simple setup, and free until July 1st. Starting from just $5/month. Register now for early access.
THE CHANGES
From 1 July 2026, the ATO requires all employers to pay super contributions on Payday, with pay to reach the employee's fund within 7 business days.
Instead of quarterly payments, super is now paid with every pay-run, weekly, fortnightly, or monthly, depending on how you run payroll.
1 July 2026. That's when payday super becomes law. The ATO's Small Business Super Clearing House (SBSCH) closes the same day.
If you're currently using SBSCH, you have less than 5 months to transition.
Wrkr simplifies Payday Super with a single, consistent process every pay run.
Built-in validations, payment tracking, and clear visibility mean you can process super with confidence, every time.
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✓ Payday SuperProcessing
Wrkr validates employee data, contribution amounts, and ATO requirements every pay run, clearly flagging issues so they can be corrected quickly.
✓ 7-day payment tracking
See exactly where each super payment sits, from payment to fund, so you stay within deadline.
✓ Real-time visibility & audit trail
Track payments and errors in real time, with a clear audit trail if you need the evidence.
Set your payday schedule and super fund preferences once. Wrkr retains all employee super data and processes payments every pay cycle.
Track every super payment from your account to the ATO in real-time. Get confirmation funds are received with complete visibility.
Wrkr automatically updates as ATO rules change. Your account will stay current without any extra work needed from you.
If you use the ATO’s Small Business Clearing House, it’s time to plan your move.
From 1 July, the SBSCH will stop accepting new data. Payday Super becomes law, changing how and when super must be paid.
Wrkr is built for Payday Super. Set it up early, test it before July, and move across without the last-minute scramble.
The ATO’s Small Business Clearing House is being phased out, and businesses will need to move to a Payday Super–ready solution.
Wrkr can be set up in a few hours, which means most businesses can switch early, test their process, and be fully prepared well before the change applies, without leaving it to the last minute.
You can go live on Wrkr from March with early access. This gives you time to set up your account, start using the platform, and get comfortable with the process ahead of the change.
From 1 July, full access begins and Wrkr becomes your ongoing solution. At this point, standard subscription fees apply.
Starting early means there’s no rush, no last-minute setup, and no disruption when the new requirements take effect.
Wrkr is available to registered users at no cost until 1 July 2026. Pricing is based on employee numbers, with plans starting from $5.00 per month, billed monthly.
Eligible users will be invited to register when the platform goes live in March. Pricing is transparent, with your exact monthly cost displayed upfront prior to activation.
Set-up is straightforward and shouldn't take you longer than an hour.
You’ll have access to clear product documentation to guide you through each step. If you need additional support, our Australian-based customer support team is available to assist.
Wrkr protects customer data using the same security frameworks required by the ATO and global financial institutions.
Our controls are independently assessed and continuously maintained, including:
Security threats evolve constantly. That’s why Wrkr focuses on proven frameworks, ongoing assurance, and continuous monitoring.
If your payroll system generates a Superstream Alternate File Format. (SAFF), the industry-accepted format, you can simply upload that file into Wrkr to process your super payments.
No changes to how you run payroll. Wrkr uses the SAFF file to validate and process payments in line with Payday Super requirements.
Wrkr supports all Australian APRA-regulated super funds — including AustralianSuper, REST, Hostplus, HESTA and Australian Retirement Trust — as well as over 600,000 self-managed super funds.
Clients have the flexibility to choose between a number of different payment methods to ensure they are Payday Super compliant with Wrkr. This includes direct debit, EFT and BPAY.
With clearance periods, payments will process between 2-4 business days depending on the payment method chosen. There is flexibility between these payment methods and clients can choose what works best for them.
If a payment fails, Wrkr notifies you with the specific reason for the failure.
You’ll see exactly what needs to be corrected, whether it’s a data issue, fund detail, or validation error, so you can amend the information and reprocess the payment quickly.
Wrkr keeps a clear record of failed and reprocessed payments, giving you visibility and traceability at every step.
Yes. You can invite your bookkeeper or accountant to your Wrkr account and assign access based on the role you choose, including visibility into payment history and reporting.
