Novatti Group Limited (ASX:NOV) Advances Australian Payments Activity as Transaction Volumes Pass a New Milestone

Aditi Sarkar

11 November 2026 04:19 PM AEDT

Novatti Group Limited (ASX:NOV) Advances Australian Payments Activity as Transaction Volumes Pass a New Milestone

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Highlights

Novatti reported quarterly Australia and New Zealand gross transaction value above AUD 1 bn.
Its September FY27 Quarterly Report recorded 23% growth in regional gross transaction value.
The company reported quarterly group Revenue of AUD 6.9 mn and gross Margin of AUD 3.5 mn.
Management continues to pursue payment acceptance and regulated financial-technology opportunities.

Novatti Group Limited (ASX:NOV) is building payment-processing activity across Australia and New Zealand after reporting quarterly gross transaction value above AUD 1 bn. The latest figures show increasing transaction volumes alongside separate revenue and margin measures, making the distinction between platform usage and recognised income central to the quarter.

A Transaction Milestone in Australia and New Zealand

Novatti reported that quarterly gross transaction value in its Australian and New Zealand businesses exceeded AUD 1 bn for the September 2026 quarter. The 30 October FY27 quarterly update recorded 23% growth in this measure.

Gross transaction value tracks payment activity processed through services and is not the same as revenue. The milestone therefore measures activity across payment channels rather than money earned by the company from those transactions.

Revenue and Margin Provide a Separate View

Group revenue for the quarter was AUD 6.9 mn, with a reported gross margin of AUD 3.5 mn. Revenue was 6% lower than the preceding quarter, illustrating why transaction growth and recognised revenue need to be evaluated separately.

Novatti reported quarterly cash EBITDA of negative AUD 0.1 mn. That measure is distinct from statutory Earnings and should not be described as a net profit figure.

Payments Infrastructure and Product Demand

The company positions its Business around payment acceptance and regulated financial services. During the September quarter, it described an increase in enquiries for alternative payment acceptance products amid changes in the Australian card-surcharging environment.

Customer conversion remains different from enquiry activity. New prospects may support future business development, but uncontracted interest does not constitute recurring or recognised revenue.

Operational Priorities Ahead

Novatti's next stage centres on increasing the usage of its payment products and translating transaction activity into sustainable commercial returns. Management's reporting provides a financial baseline for examining subsequent quarters.

Novatti was quoted at AUD 0.015 on 11 November 2026 with a Market Capitalisation of approximately AUD 9.44 mn. The market Quotation and operating update describe different aspects of the company.

FAQs

Q: What milestone did Novatti report?

A: Australia and New Zealand quarterly gross transaction value surpassed AUD 1 bn.

Q: What was group quarterly revenue?

A: AUD 6.9 mn for the September 2026 quarter.

Q: Does gross transaction value equal revenue?

A: No. It measures the total value of transactions processed.

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