Open banking information for developers

Key information about ANZ’s open banking services, such as available API endpoints, service parameters and data requirements.

Open banking in New Zealand

Open banking is regulated by the Customer and Product Data Act. ANZ supports the Consumer Data Right in New Zealand as a data holder and we’re a member of the Payments NZ API Centre. 

The details on this page should be read in conjunction with the API Centre’s documentation and the MBIE (Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment) Consumer Data Right.

ANZ’s open banking services

ANZ Payment Requests

The ANZ Payment Requests service has been built to the API Centre Payment Initiation API Standard v2.3 and the Customer and Product Data (Banking and Other Deposit Taking) Standards 2025 and enables customers to initiate and consent to one-off and ongoing payments through an ANZ- approved or MBIE-accredited third party.


ANZ Data Sharing

The ANZ Data Sharing service has been built to the API Centre Account Information API Standard v2.3 and the Customer and Product Data (Banking and Other Deposit Taking) Standards 2025 and enables customers to initiate and consent to data sharing requests through an ANZ- approved or MBIE-accredited third party.

Available API endpoints

The following API endpoints are available through ANZ.


Authentication endpoints

ANZ supports a decoupled authentication flow and a redirect authentication (hybrid) flow into the ANZ goMoney mobile app.

Endpoint

Well known endpoints

GET /.well-known/openid-configuration

Public JWK

GET /identity/oauth/keys

Backchannel/CIBA authorise

POST /identity/oauth/bc-authorize

Hybrid authorise

GET /identity/oauth/authorize

Introspect endpoint

POST /identity/oauth/introspect

Revoke endpoint

POST /identity/oauth/revoke

Token endpoint

POST /identity/oauth/token



Payment initiation endpoints

ANZ supports domestic payment consents and enduring payment consents.

Endpoint

Domestic payment consents

POST /domestic-payment-consents

Domestic payment consents

GET /domestic-payment-consents/{ConsentId}

Domestic payments

POST /domestic-payments

Domestic payments

GET /domestic-payments/{DomesticPaymentId}

Domestic payments

GET /domestic-payments/{DomesticPaymentId}/debtor-account

Enduring payment consents

POST /enduring-payment-consents

Enduring payment consents

GET /enduring-payment-consents/{ConsentId}

Enduring payment consents

DELETE /enduring-payment-consents/{ConsentId}



Account information endpoints

Endpoint

Account access consents

POST /account-access-consents

Account access consents

GET /account-access-consents/{ConsentId}

Account access consents

DELETE /account-access-consents/{ConsentId}

Accounts

GET /accounts

Accounts

GET /accounts/{AccountId}

Balances

GET /accounts/{AccountId}/balances

Transactions

GET /accounts/{AccountId}/transactions

Party

GET /accounts/{AccountId}/party

Party

GET /party

Statements

GET /accounts/{AccountId}/statements

Statements

GET / accounts/{AccountId}/statements/{StatementId}

Statements

GET / accounts/{AccountId}/statements/(StatementId}/file

Masked credit card number format: 1234-****-****-5678

Additional data requirements

ANZ has implemented the mandatory fields and requires use of the following optional fields:

Required field

Authorisation hint

Mobile number

Request header

x-fapi-customer-ip-address

Request header

x-fapi-user-agent

Risk

MerchantCustomerIdentification

Risk

MerchantCategoryCode

Risk

MerchantName

Risk

MerchantNZBN

Risk

PaymentContextCode

Tracking

x-fapi-interaction-id

Restrictions

The ANZ Payment Requests and Data Sharing services are operated on the basis that a third party will undertake its activities within the following parameters:


For all services

ANZ implementation scope

Authentication

ANZ goMoney mobile app using the decoupled or redirect (hybrid) authentication flow.

Authorisation hint

ANZ supports the use of a customer’s verified mobile number.

Eligibility

Active ANZ customer and at least 18 years of age.



For Payment Requests

ANZ implementation scope

Eligible debtor accounts

Individual and business and everyday transaction accounts with payment authority and funds for the payment.

Accounts which require two or more signatories to authorise a payment are not eligible.

To approve domestic payments

Seven-minute expiry time for the customer to approve the one-off payment request after the consent creation.

To approve enduring payment consents

Seven-minute expiry time for the customer to approve the ongoing payment request after the consent creation.

Domestic one-off payment timeframe

Third party should execute payment within 10 seconds of customer approval, and must execute within 30 seconds.

Domestic payment

Payment status will be provided synchronously as part of payment execution.



For Data Sharing

ANZ implementation scope

Eligible data sharing accounts

Individual and business everyday transaction accounts, savings accounts, credit card, loan or term deposit accounts.

The customer authorising the data sharing consent must have account ownership authority or equivalent.

To approve consents

10-minute expiry time for the customer to approve the data sharing request after the consent creation.

Data sharing use cases

Data can only be used for the specific purpose that the customer has given express and informed consent for. 

Any change in purpose would require the customer to provide a new express and informed consent.

Individual consents must be created for each customer proposition and purpose.

Fair use: ANZ has API rate limiting in place to protect API stability and performance for consumers.

Pricing for Payment Requests and Data Sharing

ANZ doesn’t charge MBIE-accredited third parties to use regulated open banking services. We also don’t charge ANZ-approved third parties that access our open banking services under a bilateral contract, as long as those services are used on an equivalent basis to regulated services.

ANZ doesn’t charge ANZ customers to use any open banking services.

Payment request and data sharing testing

The API Centre provides a testing sandbox for registered third party Standards Users or Community Contributors

When a third party is approved by ANZ or accredited by MBIE they will be provided with access to ANZ’s pre-production environment and production as part of testing readiness activities.

Service outages

Planned outages

ANZ’s open banking endpoints, unless otherwise communicated, are available. We will advise third parties of any planned outages in advance.


Unplanned outages

An unplanned outage occurs when a third party request returns either:

  • No response from the API gateway;
  • A 5xx (server error class) response (excluding 501); or
  • Authorisation flow is deemed unsuccessful.

We provide the following service for unplanned outages:

  • Open banking support is available from 9am to 5pm on business days. We will actively respond, investigate, and as needed, remediate unplanned outages during these times.
  • We aim to respond to third party enquiries about unplanned outages within 30 minutes (during regular support hours). 
  • We expect to resolve an unplanned outage of a standardised API within six hours (during regular support hours).
  • We’ll provide update notices to third parties as required and/or when the outage is resolved. 

This service doesn’t supersede any contractual obligations.

For more information


For more information, email us at open@anz.com.

To find out more about open banking API Standards contact the API Centre or view the MBIE Consumer Data Right website