Depots
Depots are large 10¢ container-counting facilities (similar to warehouses) with operators that count your containers for you. Some Depots also offer drive-through or Drop & Go services.
Depots are independently run by a range of operators — from not-for-profits and local families, to large businesses. Search for your local Depot, and check opening hours and available services below.
Self-serve Depots
Self-serve depots are different to self-serve kiosks. Self serve kiosks are smaller refund points that are located in shopping centre carparks and have 2 self service RVM terminals for customers. Equipped with self-checkout facilities, at Self-serve Depots, you can count and return your 10¢ containers with ease. Select your preferred refund method when making a return to ensure it's sent to the right place.
At some Self-serve Depots, staff are available if you require assistance.
Pop-up Depots
Pop-up Depots can be found at busy community locations like parks, schools, and markets. Much like Depots (only smaller!), staff will sort and count your 10¢ containers for you, on the spot. If you're on the move, some locations also offer a Drop & Go option.
Keep an eye on opening hours, as Pop-up Depots are usually open on certain days of the week.
Refund options available
Cash
Grocery vouchers
Donation
PayPal
Bank transfer
Please note: Refund options and services vary at different Depots. Check with your local Depot before your next visit.
Returning more than 1,500 containers?
If you’re returning 1,500 10¢ containers or more, we’ll ask you to fill out one of our declaration forms or have a bulk claim arrangement in place.
To understand how we keep your personal details under lock-and-key, chat to the team at your local refund point.
And remember — transactions can’t be split.