Where to Find Payment Details for Otago Hockey Association

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Payment details for Otago Hockey Association (OHA) are published on a dedicated page at oha.org.nz/about-us/payment-details/. Use it when you need to pay OHA-related fees, such as team registrations, tournament costs, or other charges the association has invoiced you for. If you are unsure which fee applies to your situation, confirm with OHA directly before paying.

What the Payment Details Page Is For

The page sits under the "About Us" section of the OHA website, which is where the association keeps its organisational and administrative information. Its purpose is to give you the account and reference information needed to make a payment to OHA.

Typical situations where you would need it:

  • Paying a registration or affiliation fee for a player
  • Paying tournament or event costs (for example, U16 tournament entries)
  • Settling any other invoice or charge issued by OHA

How to Get There

  1. Go to oha.org.nz.
  2. Open the About Us section of the site navigation.
  3. Select Payment Details.
  4. Read the payment information shown and use it to complete your payment through your own bank or payment provider.

The page is a static reference page, so you can also reach it directly by entering the URL above in your browser.

Before You Pay

  • Match the payment to the right fee. OHA runs multiple programmes and events, so check the invoice, email, or registration confirmation that told you to pay, and make sure the amount and reference you use match it.
  • Use the reference format OHA asks for. Payment references are how the association identifies who a payment belongs to; an incorrect or missing reference can delay matching your payment.
  • Keep your confirmation. Save the payment receipt or screenshot in case you need to follow up.

If Something Doesn't Match

If the payment details page doesn't cover the fee you've been asked to pay, or the amount you owe isn't clear, contact OHA directly rather than guessing. The association's contact information is available elsewhere on the site, and its news and event listings are the best place to check for programme-specific instructions.