Here is an overview We have compiled a list of frequently asked questions about the open banking set-up (FAQs) to help you with your open banking setup. This page is a central hub that covers various aspects of our open banking offering. We update the FAQs regularly with new information and questions that arise. If you can't find the answers you're looking for, please do not hesitate to contact our support team.
What is the sign up process |
To sign up with NuaPAY, you will need to fill out their onboarding form and provide proof of your bank and trading address. After submitting the form, you will receive an agreement to sign, which will be followed by an AML request from NuaPAY. Once you have signed provided the agreement requested information, the approval process will take up to 5 working days. |
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What do I need to provide? |
Please provide us with the following, dated within the past 3 months:
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What do I need to provide?
Please provide us with the following, dated within the past 3 months:
Proof of banking, i.e. a bank statement that shows the date, company legal name, sort code, account number, and IBAN.
Proof of trading address, i.e. utility bill showing business trading name and address.
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How much does it cost?
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Is there any difference in the functionality of open banking with this new provider? |
No, after setting up open banking, the functionality remains unchanged. However, with this provider, we open the door to exciting future features and possibilities |
How long does it take to get funded |
You will get funded within a couple of 14 seconds. |
Where can I accept open banking transactions |
Once set up you will be able to accept open banking transactions on payment links, your Blink page and Blink API. |
Where in Blink can I find my open banking transactions |
once Once set up, you can find your open banking transactions in the reporting section in Blink on the Open Banking open banking page. You If you are taking these transactions via the API, you will be able to see which transactions find them on the API reporting page as well. |