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V31: The unit price claimed is above the NDIS price limit.
An NDIA bulk payment request rejection code, from the NDIA’s own guide (December 2025).
V31
The message
“The unit price claimed is above the NDIS price limit.”
What it means
The unit price is above the NDIS price limit.
Where to look
Check the item’s price limit for where the support was delivered in the NDIS Price Guide, or work out a shift with the NDIS Shift Price Calculator.
Other validation codes
- V01: The NDIA is unable to pay this claim. The service provider was under a banning order issued by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission.
- V03: The support start date for the claim cannot be after the support end date.
- V04: This claim has been identified as a duplicate. Please review the claim history.
- V10: The support item selected can not be claimed.
- V11: The service provider is either not listed under the participant's my providers for the specific support category, or they are on the list but not for the support dates.
- V14: This service provider is not recorded as the Support Coordinator or Recovery Coach for the support period.
- V15: This service provider is not recorded as the Plan Manager for the support period.
- V16: The NDIS support selected was not funded in the plan when the support was delivered.
What this tool follows
- NDIS myplace provider portal: Bulk payment requests self-help guide for providers (December 2025): Part 3, payment request rejections
General information only, not financial, legal or claiming advice. Always check a claim against the current official documents.
Questions people ask
What does NDIS claim rejection V31 mean?
V31: "The unit price claimed is above the NDIS price limit." The unit price is above the NDIS price limit.
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