Georgia Open Banking

Georgian Open Banking Framework

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Georgia's Open Banking framework is supervised by the National Bank of Georgia and mandates participation for licensed banks. As part of Georgia's commitment to dynamic approximation with PSD2 under the EU-Georgia Association Agreement, the framework's provisions are aligned with the EU's Payment Services Directive 2, rather than being purely market-driven. Participation, technical interoperability, data protection and operational resilience are governed by NBG Order No.

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Jurisdiction
Georgia
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Effective Date
2023
May 3, 2023
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Full Compliance
TBD
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Regulator
National Bank of Georgia

Overview

Georgia's Open Banking framework is supervised by the National Bank of Georgia and mandates participation for licensed banks. As part of Georgia's commitment to dynamic approximation with PSD2 under the EU-Georgia Association Agreement, the framework's provisions are aligned with the EU's Payment Services Directive 2, rather than being purely market-driven. Participation, technical interoperability, data protection and operational resilience are governed by NBG Order No. 80/04.

Scope & Coverage

AISPIS

Key Requirements

1
NBG registration via Order No. 80/04
2
API standards compliance (Open Finance Standard)
3
Mandatory AIS/PIS for licensed banks
4
Consumer consent
5
PSD2-aligned data protection and operational resilience requirements

Implementation Timeline

Jul 1, 2019
Open Banking Committee set up with Bankers' Association
Sep 1, 2020
First version of Implementation Framework developed
Mar 1, 2021
Deadline to implement Stage 1 of Open Banking
May 3, 2023
NBG President's Order No. 80/04 'On Approval of the Rule on Inclusion in Open Banking' adopted, formalizing PSD2-aligned participation and technical requirements
Jul 12, 2024
First non-bank TPPs (AISP/PISP) approved onto the Open Banking Registry
Aug 6, 2026
Open Banking Registry reaches 15 banks and 10 TPPs

Official Documents & Resources

Key Notes

Georgia has committed to dynamic approximation with PSD2 under the EU-Georgia Association Agreement; open banking provisions are aligned with PSD2 rather than market-driven. As of mid-2026 the Open Banking Registry lists 15 banks (ASPSPs) and 10 third-party providers (AISPs/PISPs) as active.

Official Resources

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