Where PayDay can split your pay
Connect your ANZ, ASB, BNZ, Kiwibank, NZHL and Westpac accounts and split your pay across any combination of them. Other banks and providers are not available in PayDay yet.
Join the WaitlistBanks and providers PayDay can make payments with
PayDay connects to each of these through Akahu, New Zealand's open finance platform, and can split your pay between your own accounts at any of them.
Connections that look after themselves
PayDay keeps an eye on your bank connections so you don't have to. If a connection goes stale, you'll get an email prompting you to reconnect, and every transfer shows an honest status in the app.
An email lets you know if your bank needs re-authentication.
Every split shows as completed, pending or failed. No guesswork.
Payment statuses are re-checked until they're confirmed either way.
Built to be reliable
Not available in PayDay yet
These banks, and credit unions, are not part of New Zealand's regulated open banking system and are not available in PayDay, so accounts there cannot be connected.
TSB Bank
Not availableRabobank NZ
Not available
The Co-operative Bank
Not available
Heartland Bank
Not available
SBS Bank
Not availableDon't see your bank? Let us know!
Request a bank integrationConnect your bank in 3 steps
Our Akahu-powered connection is secure, fast, and doesn't require sharing your password with us.
Choose your accounts
Select from ANZ, ASB, BNZ, Kiwibank, NZHL and Westpac. You can connect more than one to the same PayDay account.
Secure authorisation
Log in through your bank's secure portal via Akahu. Your credentials go directly to your bank.
Set up your splits
Choose which accounts to split to and set your percentages. PayDay handles the rest automatically.
Bank-grade security
PayDay uses Akahu, New Zealand's open finance platform. Your bank credentials are encrypted and go directly to your bank. We never see or store your password.
Ready to connect your bank?
Put your pay on autopilot. Join the waitlist and we'll email you an invite as testing spots open up.