About Billi Australia Pty Ltd
Billi Australia Pty Ltd is an Australian manufacturer specialising in under-bench instant boiling, chilled, and filtered water systems for homes, offices, and commercial premises. Based in Thomastown, Victoria, they supply integrated tap systems, filtration units, and replacement filter cartridges, along with installation and maintenance services. Their products are commonly installed in office kitchens, corporate fit‑outs, hospitality venues, education facilities, and high-end residential kitchens, and are often purchased either directly from Billi, via their website (billi.com.au), or through plumbing and building contractors who source equipment from Billi.
A Billi Australia charge may appear on your bank or card statement if you or your organisation purchased a Billi water system, ordered replacement filters, booked a service or repair, or paid for installation or spare parts. Charges can be one‑off payments for equipment or call‑outs, annual or periodic fees for filter replacements or maintenance plans arranged with Billi or a Billi dealer, or deposits/authorization holds for online orders. In some cases, you may see a Billi charge even if you ordered through a plumber or kitchen company, because the underlying equipment was billed directly by Billi Australia.
If you’re unsure about a Billi Australia Pty Ltd charge, first check recent invoices, email receipts, or order confirmations from billi.com.au, your workplace facilities team, or your plumber or kitchen installer. Look for terms like “Billi,” “boiling/chilled tap,” “filter replacement,” or “service call” around the date of the charge. To clarify a transaction, you can contact Billi via the contact details on their website (billi.com.au) with the exact charge amount, date, and the name on the card; they can usually confirm whether it relates to a product purchase, service, or parts order. If the charge is not recognised after checking with family members, colleagues, or your building manager (for shared systems), contact your bank or card issuer to dispute or block the transaction.