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Courts Service now accepts debit and credit cards
17 Feb 2023 / courts Print

Courts Service now accepts debit and credit cards

The Courts Service has introduced an option for payment by card in court offices across the country.

The move follows a successful pilot in five offices, and is now available in 39 further locations.  

Payment cards can be used for the following matters:

  • Civil applications (debit and credit cards),
  • Small-claims applications (debit and credit cards),
  • Fines (debit and credit cards),
  • Poor Box (debit and credit cards),
  • Family-law payments (debit cards only),
  • Bail (debit cards only),
  • Independent sureties (debit cards only).

Bail maximum payment

Bail and independent sureties are subject to a €500 maximum payment

The Courts Service cannot accept payment cards in the following instances:

  • When used in conjunction with cash/cheques,
  • From virtual cards and mobile apps (including Revolut, Apple Pay, Google Pay).
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