Under the Consumer Data Right (CDR) Open Banking framework, some banks require businesses and other non-individual account holders, including trusts, to appoint a Nominated Representative before they can share data.A Nominated Representative, sometimes called a delegate, is an individual within an organisation who is authorised to manage and share CDR data on its behalf. The process varies by bank. Some offer online registration, others provide in-app options, and some require a paper or digital form.Business bank accounts can have multiple users, including payroll, staff, and administrators. To connect a live bank feed via Open Banking, you need to grant specific users the access privileges to share data on behalf of the business. Once set up, any user with the appropriate privileges can share access to the business’s data with Ezyiah.Below is a setup guide for each supported bank.
ANZ business customers can also refer to the ANZ IB4B User Guide and ANZ IB4B Support for more detail on managing users in Internet Banking for Business.
Bankwest and ME Bank share support contacts with CBA and Bank of Queensland respectively, as both operate under those groups. This is expected and not an error in the table.
Reference: Fiskil's business accounts guide
Ezyiah connects live bank feeds through Fiskil’s Open Banking infrastructure. Fiskil maintains an up-to-date version of this guide, useful if a setup link above has changed or your client’s bank isn’t listed here yet.
