Open Banking in Poland

Live (Regulated)

Poland implements open banking through PSD2 with KNF oversight, using the domestic PolishAPI standard alongside Berlin Group NextGenPSD2.

Key Facts

Approach
Regulated
Regulatory Body
Komisja Nadzoru Finansowego (KNF)
Key Legislation
PSD2 / Ustawa o usługach płatniczych (amended)
Topics
Open Banking
Internet Penetration
87%
Data Scope
Payment accounts, Account information, Payment initiation, Confirmation of funds

Timeline

2015PSD2 adopted by the European Parliament and Council
2018PSD2 transposed into Polish law; KNF begins TPP oversight

Standards & Specifications

Open Finance in Poland

Poland transposed PSD2 through amendments to the Ustawa o usługach płatniczych, with the Komisja Nadzoru Finansowego (KNF) overseeing compliance. Poland developed its own PolishAPI standard through the Polish Bank Association, used alongside Berlin Group NextGenPSD2.

Poland's banking sector is one of Central Europe's most advanced in digital services, with widespread adoption of mobile banking and digital payments. Major banks including PKO BP, Bank Pekao, mBank, and ING Bank Śląski have implemented open banking APIs. The BLIK mobile payment system demonstrates the market's appetite for digital financial innovation.

Poland's large population and dynamic fintech sector make it the most significant open banking market in Central and Eastern Europe. Warsaw has attracted growing fintech investment, with companies leveraging PSD2 APIs for innovative payment and financial management services.

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