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NZ takes charge of open banking standards as payments surge

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27 Oct, 2026
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Warwick Ponder
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27 Oct, 2026
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New Zealand has moved open banking standards into government hands as Westpac and BNZ report surging use, Kiwibank expands services and Qippay calls for wider participation.
NZ takes charge of open banking standards as payments surge
BNZ head of payment development Jonathon Dale, Westpac NZ chief data, digital and AI officer Russell Jones and Qippay CEO Ashley Lake-Johns.

New Zealand has moved open banking standards into government hands as Westpac and BNZ report surging use, Kiwibank expands services and Qippay calls for wider participation.

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