Open Banking in Greece

Live (Regulated)

Greece implements open banking through PSD2 with Bank of Greece oversight, with growing digital banking adoption accelerated by post-crisis banking reform.

Key Facts

Approach
Regulated
Regulatory Body
Bank of Greece
Key Legislation
PSD2 / Law 4537/2018
Topics
Open Banking
Internet Penetration
83%
Data Scope
Payment accounts, Account information, Payment initiation, Confirmation of funds

Timeline

2015PSD2 adopted by the European Parliament and Council
2018PSD2 transposed into Greek law via Law 4537/2018; Bank of Greece oversees implementation

Standards & Specifications

Open Finance in Greece

Greece transposed PSD2 through Law 4537/2018, with the Bank of Greece overseeing compliance. Major Greek banks including National Bank of Greece, Piraeus Bank, Eurobank, and Alpha Bank have implemented open banking APIs.

Greece's banking sector has undergone significant restructuring following the financial crisis, resulting in a concentrated market with four major systemic banks. Digital banking adoption has accelerated rapidly, driven partly by capital controls that encouraged electronic payment usage. This digital shift creates favorable conditions for open banking services.

Athens' growing technology ecosystem and government digital transformation initiatives support emerging fintech activity. Greece's open banking development builds on increasing consumer comfort with digital financial services.

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