Banks you can connect to Wealthra

Wealthra connects to Australian banks through the Consumer Data Right — the government framework that lets you share your own banking data with services you choose. Most people know it as Open Banking.

Search the list below to find your bank. If it isn't there, you can still add the account manually and track it alongside everything else.

Wealthra Pty Ltd (ABN 82 693 425 393) is a registered CDR Representative of Basiq Pty Ltd, an Accredited Data Recipient under the Consumer Data Right. You can check this yourself on the ACCC's public register — find a provider.

What makes this safe

Handing an app access to your bank should make you pause. Here is exactly what the connection can and can't do, and who is watching.

There is no payment connection — at all

This is worth being precise about, because "read-only" undersells it. The Consumer Data Right is a data-sharing framework, not a payments one. There is no mechanism inside the connection for Wealthra to move money, initiate a transfer, set up a direct debit, or make a payment from your account. Not with your permission, not by accident, and not if our systems were ever compromised. The capability simply does not exist in the link between Wealthra and your bank.

It's regulated by law, not by us

The Consumer Data Right is Australian legislation, overseen by the ACCC and the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner. It isn't a private arrangement between Wealthra and your bank, and it isn't a security promise we've written about ourselves. Every provider in the system appears on a public government register — including us. If a provider breaks the rules, the regulators, not the provider, decide what happens next.

You stay in control of every connection

You approve each institution separately, and you do it inside your own bank's login — Wealthra never sees or stores your banking password. You choose which accounts to share and what data to share. Consent lasts a maximum of 12 months before it has to be renewed, and you can withdraw it at any moment, either from your Wealthra settings or from your bank's own data-sharing dashboard. When you do, the connection stops immediately.

We were assessed before we were allowed to connect

Joining the Consumer Data Right is not a form you fill in. Before Wealthra could be registered as a CDR Representative, our systems, security controls and data-handling practices were put through a detailed certification process against the Consumer Data Right Rules. We operate under a written agreement with Basiq, our CDR Principal, who remains accountable to the regulators for how your data is handled — which means someone with their own accreditation on the line is checking our work, not just us.

  • No payment capability
  • We never see your password
  • Consent expires after 12 months
  • Withdraw any time, takes effect immediately
  • On the ACCC public register
62 institutions

Major banks

The four largest Australian banks and their subsidiary brands.

CB
Commonwealth Bank
Open BankingTransactions, savings, credit cards, home loans
W
Westpac
Open BankingTransactions, savings, credit cards, home loans
N
NAB
Open BankingTransactions, savings, credit cards, home loans
A
ANZ
Open BankingTransactions, savings, credit cards, home loans
AP
ANZ Plus
Open BankingTransactions and savings
B
Bankwest
Open BankingTransactions, savings, credit cards
SB
St.George Bank
Open BankingTransactions, savings, credit cards
BO
Bank of Melbourne
Open BankingTransactions, savings, credit cards
B
BankSA
Open BankingTransactions, savings, credit cards
MB
Macquarie Bank
Open BankingTransactions, savings, credit cards

Regional and customer-owned banks

Mutual banks, credit unions and regional lenders that share data through the Consumer Data Right.

BB
Bendigo Bank
Open BankingTransactions, savings, credit cards
BO
Bank of Queensland
Open BankingTransactions, savings, credit cards
SB
Suncorp Bank
Open BankingTransactions, savings, credit cards
I
ING
Open BankingTransactions, savings, home loans
HA
HSBC Australia
Open BankingTransactions, savings, credit cards
MB
ME Bank
Open BankingTransactions and savings
GS
Great Southern Bank
Open BankingTransactions and savings
HA
Heritage and People’s Choice
Open BankingTransactions and savings
NP
Newcastle Permanent
Open BankingTransactions and savings
GB
Greater Bank
Open BankingTransactions and savings
BB
Beyond Bank
Open BankingTransactions and savings
BA
Bank Australia
Open BankingTransactions and savings
TM
Teachers Mutual Bank
Open BankingTransactions and savings
PB
P&N Bank
Open BankingTransactions and savings
B
BankVic
Open BankingTransactions and savings
QB
Qudos Bank
Open BankingTransactions and savings
BF
Bank First
Open BankingTransactions and savings
RA
Regional Australia Bank
Open BankingTransactions and savings
IB
IMB Bank
Open BankingTransactions and savings
MB
MyState Bank
Open BankingTransactions and savings
AB
Auswide Bank
Open BankingTransactions and savings
RB
RACQ Bank
Open BankingTransactions and savings
DB
Defence Bank
Open BankingTransactions and savings
PB
Police Bank
Open BankingTransactions and savings
GB
Gateway Bank
Open BankingTransactions and savings
HB
Hume Bank
Open BankingTransactions and savings
BO
Bank of us
Open BankingTransactions and savings
SB
Summerland Bank
Open BankingTransactions and savings
GM
G&C Mutual Bank
Open BankingTransactions and savings
AM
Australian Military Bank
Open BankingTransactions and savings
CF
Community First Bank
Open BankingTransactions and savings
UB
Unity Bank
Open BankingTransactions and savings

Digital banks

App-first banks and newer entrants.

U
Up
Open BankingTransactions and savings
U
ubank
Open BankingTransactions, savings, home loans
VM
Virgin Money Australia
Open BankingTransactions, savings, credit cards
JB
Judo Bank
Open BankingTerm deposits and business accounts
AB
Alex Bank
Open BankingPersonal loans and deposits
AB
Avenue Bank
Open BankingBusiness deposits

Non-bank lenders and credit providers

Lenders that joined the Consumer Data Right after the banks.

LF
Latitude Financial
Open BankingCredit cards and personal loans
PM
Pepper Money
Open BankingHome and personal loans
LF
Liberty Financial
Open BankingHome and personal loans
AH
Athena Home Loans
Open BankingHome loans
F
Firstmac
Open BankingHome loans
P
Plenti
Open BankingPersonal loans
W
Wisr
Open BankingPersonal loans

Buy now, pay later

BNPL providers are generally not Consumer Data Right data holders. Wealthra tracks these as accounts you set up yourself, including instalment schedules and next payment dates.

A
Afterpay
ManualPurchases and instalment schedule
Z
Zip
ManualPurchases and instalment schedule
K
Klarna
ManualPurchases and instalment schedule
H
Humm
ManualPurchases and instalment schedule
L
LatitudePay
ManualPurchases and instalment schedule
PP
PayPal Pay in 4
ManualPurchases and instalment schedule
CS
CommBank StepPay
ManualPurchases and instalment schedule

Investments, crypto and super

Shares, crypto, superannuation and property sit outside the Consumer Data Right banking rules, so they connect a different way — some through a direct link to the platform, some by importing a statement.

See how investment, crypto and super connections work

Can't find your institution?

Two things to know. New institutions join the Consumer Data Right regularly, so a bank that isn't here today may be here next month. And you never have to wait — you can add any account manually, enter the balance yourself, and it will appear in your net worth, budgets and reports alongside your connected accounts. Manual accounts are unlimited on most plans.

Frequently asked questions

The Consumer Data Right is a legislated framework. Data can only be shared with providers that are accredited by the ACCC, or with their registered representatives, and only with your consent. You authorise the connection inside your own bank's login — you never give your banking password to Wealthra, and Wealthra never sees it.

Bank and institution names and logos are trade marks of their respective owners. Wealthra is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by these institutions. Connections are made through the Consumer Data Right at your request. Availability changes as institutions join or update their Consumer Data Right services, and some institutions share only certain account types.

Wealthra Pty Ltd (ABN 82 693 425 393) is a CDR Representative of Basiq Pty Ltd, an Accredited Data Recipient under the Consumer Data Right. Consumer Data Right data is collected by Basiq Pty Ltd on Wealthra's behalf. See our CDR Policy for how we collect, use and hold your data.

Important: The information provided is factual and general educational information only. It is not financial, investment, tax or legal advice and must not be relied on as such. Wealthra Pty Ltd does not hold an Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL) and does not provide financial product advice. This information does not take into account your personal objectives, financial situation or needs. Before making any financial decision, consider whether it is appropriate for your circumstances and seek advice from a licensed financial adviser, accountant or other qualified professional.

Last updated: 19 August 2026