Neonomics Open Banking API: Supported Banks, Coverage & Alternatives (2026)

Neonomics at a glance

Headquarters: Norway
Banks covered: 98+ institutions
Countries: 9
Products: Account data (AIS), pay-by-bank payments (PIS) and account verification
Licence: Neonomics AS licensed by Norway’s Finanstilsynet as a Payment Institution (AISP & PISP), passported across the EEA
Bank connections: Official bank APIs
Sandbox: Yes
Pricing: Usage-based (per successful transaction), no setup fee (partly published)
Last updated: October 2026

Source: Open Banking Tracker data and Neonomics's public documentation and regulator registers. Confirm details with Neonomics before you rely on them.

Coverage by country

Banks supported by Neonomics

98+ institutions connect through Neonomics. Pick a bank for its connection guide, or check a whole list of banks at once.

ARENDAL OG OMEGNS SPAREKASSE

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Askim & Spydeberg Sparebank

EVJE OG HORNNES SPAREBANK

HJARTDAL OG GRANSHERAD SPAREBANK

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HJELMELAND SPAREBANK

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Høland og Setskog Sparebank

Jernbanepersonalets bank og forsikring

Østre Agder Sparebank

Neonomics vs alternatives

Neonomics vs Plaid98 vs 9,666 banks

Neonomics vs Mastercard Open Banking98 vs 4,352 banks

Neonomics vs GoCardless98 vs 2,229 banks

Neonomics vs Volt98 vs 1,668 banks

Neonomics vs Salt Edge98 vs 1,586 banks

Neonomics vs Tink98 vs 511 banks

Neonomics vs Yapily98 vs 445 banks

Neonomics vs Powens98 vs 116 banks

Neonomics vs enable:Banking98 vs 108 banks

Neonomics vs Pluggy98 vs 99 banks

Neonomics vs Bridge98 vs 82 banks

Neonomics vs TrueLayer98 vs 70 banks

Neonomics vs Nordigen98 vs 54 banks

Neonomics vs Fintecture98 vs 34 banks

Neonomics vs Belvo98 vs 18 banks

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What is Neonomics?

Neonomics is a banking API aggregator: one integration model so apps can reach many institutions with user consent. We list about 98 institutions in this directory; your app’s real coverage can still differ by product and market. For a simple mental model, Neonomics is like a power strip for financial data: many banks share one interface, and your product plugs in once.

Building on Neonomics? See its API and SDKs on API Tracker.

Neonomics FAQ

What is Neonomics?

Neonomics is an open banking API aggregator headquartered in NO. It provides account information (AIS), payment initiation (PIS), account or identity verification through a single integration, so apps can reach many banks with the customer's consent instead of building one connection per bank.

How many banks does Neonomics support?

Open Banking Tracker lists 98 institutions reachable through Neonomics. Real coverage can differ by product, market, and individual bank, so use the supported-banks table on this page and confirm specific institutions in Neonomics's own documentation.

Is Neonomics regulated?

Yes. Neonomics AS licensed by Norway’s Finanstilsynet as a Payment Institution (AISP & PISP), passported across the EEA. Authorisations held: Finanstilsynet (Norway), PSD2 AISP, PSD2 PISP. Verify current licensing on the relevant regulator's public register before you rely on it.

Does Neonomics support payments (pay by bank)?

Yes. Neonomics offers payment initiation (PIS), so you can move money account-to-account ("pay by bank") with the payer's authorisation. Product names and market availability vary — confirm in Neonomics's documentation.

Does Neonomics offer account or income verification?

Yes. Neonomics offers verification products (such as account-ownership or income checks) built on its open banking connectivity. AIS (Nello Data), PIS (Nello Pay), verification (account/payee/income). authorisedSince = Finanstilsynet registry entry (ID FT00112466), registrationDate field. Availability varies by market — confirm in Neonomics's documentation.

Is Neonomics free to use, and is there a sandbox?

Neonomics pricing is only partly published: Usage-based (per successful transaction), no setup fee. A free developer sandbox is available to test before you commit.

Which countries does Neonomics cover?

Open Banking Tracker lists institutions in 9 countries reachable through Neonomics. The most covered are Norway, Finland, Denmark, United Kingdom, Åland Islands and Netherlands. Coverage varies by product, so confirm specific banks in Neonomics's documentation.

What are the alternatives to Neonomics?

Common alternatives to Neonomics include Plaid, Mastercard Open Banking, GoCardless, Volt and Salt Edge. Open Banking Tracker has side-by-side comparisons of bank coverage, markets, licences and products for each pair, plus a full list of Neonomics alternatives at https://www.openbankingtracker.com/api-aggregators/neonomics/alternatives.