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Selected market: New ZealandPublic contact leads: 1

Regional planning

Planning more than one country?

Use a regional hub to narrow the provider categories first, then verify each country route before implementation.

Curated market guide

New Zealand PSP routes to verify first

Which PSPs, acquirers, gateways, and local payment routes should a merchant ask first for New Zealand?

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bank_or_specialist_card_acquirer · curated

bank or specialist card acquirer

Prioritize this when cards, contactless, EFTPOS-adjacent in-store acceptance, online card acceptance, chargebacks, and settlement into a New Zealand bank account are central.

Do not assume every New Zealand route requires a local company, but do not assume offshore onboarding either. Ask each acquirer, gateway, processor, or open-banking provider whether a New Zealand company, NZBN, local bank account, local tax profile, local director, or local settlement account is required.

  • Can my current company onboard, or do you require a New Zealand company, NZBN, New Zealand bank account, local director, or local tax registration?
  • Are you the acquirer, gateway, processor, terminal provider, or payment facilitator?
  • What is the effective merchant service fee structure, including blended versus interchange-plus pricing, scheme fees, gateway fees, refunds, chargebacks, and reporting?
online_gateway_or_payment_processor · curated

online gateway or payment processor

Prioritize this when you need hosted checkout, plugins, tokenization, subscriptions, marketplace flows, multi-currency support, fraud tooling, or developer-first implementation.

Do not assume every New Zealand route requires a local company, but do not assume offshore onboarding either. Ask each acquirer, gateway, processor, or open-banking provider whether a New Zealand company, NZBN, local bank account, local tax profile, local director, or local settlement account is required.

  • Which acquirer or settlement provider is behind the route for New Zealand transactions?
  • Can you support my merchant category and applicant entity directly, or do you rely on a bank partner's approval?
  • Which payment methods, currencies, refunds, chargebacks, account updater, recurring billing, and reconciliation exports are available?
open_banking_or_pay_by_bank_provider · curated

open banking or pay by bank provider

Prioritize this when the merchant wants account-to-account checkout, QR or app pay-by-bank, lower card dependency, or a bank-authenticated payment flow.

Do not assume every New Zealand route requires a local company, but do not assume offshore onboarding either. Ask each acquirer, gateway, processor, or open-banking provider whether a New Zealand company, NZBN, local bank account, local tax profile, local director, or local settlement account is required.

  • Are you accredited or registered for the relevant New Zealand open banking or regulated standard use case?
  • Which banks are live, which are in testing, and what fallback exists when a customer's bank is not supported?
  • How are customer consent, confirmation, settlement, refunds, reconciliation, and payment failures handled?
card_acquiring_through_a_bank_or_specialist_acquirer · curated

Card acquiring through a bank or specialist acquirer

Official New Zealand materials describe merchant service fees as paid to a business's payment service provider, which may be a bank, specialist payment firm, or point-of-sale service, and Visa publishes a New Zealand acquiring-institution list.

Do not assume every New Zealand route requires a local company, but do not assume offshore onboarding either. Ask each acquirer, gateway, processor, or open-banking provider whether a New Zealand company, NZBN, local bank account, local tax profile, local director, or local settlement account is required.

  • Ask each provider to state whether it is the acquirer of record and to provide an effective-fee comparison, settlement model, and entity onboarding requirements.
  • Can my current company onboard, or do you require a New Zealand company, NZBN, New Zealand bank account, local director, or local tax registration?
  • Are you the acquirer, gateway, processor, terminal provider, or payment facilitator?
gateway_and_processor_route_for_online_card_payments · curated

Gateway and processor route for online card payments

The Commerce Commission explains that online card payments replace the physical point of sale with a website or app and use a gateway and payment processor.

Do not assume every New Zealand route requires a local company, but do not assume offshore onboarding either. Ask each acquirer, gateway, processor, or open-banking provider whether a New Zealand company, NZBN, local bank account, local tax profile, local director, or local settlement account is required.

  • Shortlist gateways by integration fit only after confirming acquirer, settlement, category approval, and chargeback ownership.
  • Can my current company onboard, or do you require a New Zealand company, NZBN, New Zealand bank account, local director, or local tax registration?
  • Are you the acquirer, gateway, processor, terminal provider, or payment facilitator?
KYB prep

Documents to prepare

  • Company registration certificate and operating entity details.
  • Beneficial-owner, director, and signatory identity documents.
  • Business website/app URLs, product description, refund policy, terms of service, and restricted-category explanation where relevant.
  • Bank account, settlement currency, tax/VAT/GST information, and expected processing volume.
Due diligence

Questions to ask

  • Can my current merchant entity onboard, or is a local company or bank account required?
  • Which local payment methods are live for my business category and customer flow?
  • What documents are required for KYB, technical review, and production approval?
  • How are refunds, chargebacks, reconciliation files, reserves, FX, and payout currencies handled?
  • Which public email, form, dashboard, or partner manager should be used for merchant onboarding?

Local PSP / aggregator

Start here when you need a provider route for local wallets, bank transfer, cards, or aggregated checkout.

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Local acquirer / bank merchant services

Use this route when a local entity, merchant account, or acquiring relationship may be required.

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New Zealand · Acquirer / merchant services · Official form only

Windcave

card paymentsAccount2AccountAlipayWeChat Pay

New Zealand payment gateway and acquiring provider for ecommerce, EFTPOS, unattended payments, and regional merchant services.

No public sales email found yet. Open official form or ask LocalPayMap to help verify.

Wallet / mobile-money route

Use this route when local customers rely on wallet or mobile-money checkout, then confirm the provider route.

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Global PSP with local methods

Useful for cross-border teams, but each market, method, entity, and payout route still needs confirmation.

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Contact-first / needs manual verification

Use these leads to ask official questions before treating the option as an onboarding path.

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Questions to ask before integration

  • Does this provider support my merchant entity location, industry, and transaction model?
  • Is a local company, local bank account, tax registration, licence, or local contact required?
  • Which local wallets, bank transfers, card acquiring, refunds, and dispute flows are actually supported?
  • What settlement currency, timing, reserves, chargeback fees, and contract fees apply in writing?
  • Are API, plugins, webhooks, sandbox, reconciliation exports, and go-live support available?

Pricing and settlement caveat

Published pricing is suitable for initial screening only. Actual pricing can vary by country, industry, volume, settlement currency, integration model, and contract terms. Confirm the official pricing page or a provider quote before going live.