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Payments NZ has begun detailed exploration of how a Māori data governance approach can support our work to deliver world-class payments for Aotearoa New Zealand.

Application for authorisation of a restricted trade practice

Payments NZ has lodged an application for authorisation of a restricted trade practice with the Commerce Commission, seeking the Commission’s approval to work with open banking stakeholders on the development of a clear, consistent and transparent partnering system for banks and third parties.

Looking Ahead - Open Banking in Aotearoa New Zealand

In a new report, Looking Ahead – Open Banking in Aotearoa New Zealand, we undertake a fresh assessment of how the sector is placed, where it is headed next, and the evolving role of the centre into the future.

Upcoming life cycle dates for EFTPOS devices

We‘d like to remind the industry that the ‘no new connections’ date for PCI 4.x devices is coming up on 30 April 2024. This date has previously been communicated and remains unchanged.

Submission on request for views on payments made over the interbank payment network

Payments NZ recently responded to the request from the Commerce Commission, Te Komihana Tauhokohoko, for views on payments made over the interbank payment network.

Submission on Strengthening the Resilience of Aotearoa New Zealand’s Critical Infrastructure System

In June 2023, the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet released a discussion document on strengthening critical infrastructure in Aotearoa New Zealand.

New sunset date for PCI 3.x EFTPOS devices

Payments NZ is extending the sunset date for Payment Card Industry (PCI) 3.x EFTPOS devices to 30 June 2024.