We are GetVerified.
Provider of account verification and trusted anti-scam solutions.

FOR BUSINESS

Get peace of mind with verified account details.

Find out how we can help your business with our account verification services.

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We provide real-time account verification services

We provide Confirmation of Payee solutions to:

  • Businesses 
  • Government agencies
  • Banks and non-bank account issuers
62,845,682

Indicative total number account verification checks so far, protecting New Zealanders from fraud and misdirected payments.

Trusted by New Zealand banks and businesses

Our anti-scam solutions are trusted by some of New Zealand’s biggest brands and our Confirmation of Payee service is used every day by New Zealanders.

Experience the smarter, safer way to verify account details.

Real account
information

Held directly by account issuers such as your bank.

No central
database

To protect you, our solution does not store account data.

Real-time checks

Performed directly with account issuers, not based on outdated or cached information.

Confirmation of Payee is one critical tool in the fight against scams

While Confirmation of Payee helps reduce the risk of scams and misdirected payments, no one tool can catch every case, especially when scam tactics are forever evolving.

Did you know?

GetVerified is also working with other organisations to implement more scam controls across New Zealand's ecosystem.

To find out more about our broader ecosystem work including our fraud intelligence network, contact us.

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Personal Confirmation of Payee users

Paying someone

The Confirmation of Payee service has been launched by NZ banks across personal mobile and online banking platforms.

  • Setting up a new account to pay,
  • Making a one-off payment, or
  • Editing an existing account to pay online.
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Getting paid

To get paid quickly and easily, you must provide the right account information to the person paying you. This includes:

  • Your correct account number; and
  • The correct name registered to the account.
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Businesses &
sole traders

Sometimes, a business might have a different trading name to its account name. It’s important for all businesses to clearly communicate the correct name and number registered to their account for customers to use.

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FAQs

What is confirmation of payee?

What is a payee?

How does it work?

Is my data safe?

Why don’t I have the Confirmation of payee service

Are checks also made on payments to my personal account?

What type of payments are affected?

How do I work out which solution is best for my business or organisation?

Can I use my banking app for account verification for my business or organisation?

News & updates

Media Announcement: 100 million payments checked before paying
News

Media Announcement: 100 million payments checked before paying

New data released today by not-for-profit, anti-scam solutions provider, GetVerified, reveals a significant shift in payment behaviour.

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Helping to scam-proof customer onboarding with NZ Fuel Cards and FlexR
Resources

Helping to scam-proof customer onboarding with NZ Fuel Cards and FlexR

For almost 25 years, NZ Fuel Cards has helped businesses purchase fuel directly from suppliers and manage payments through a centralised card system. Today, the service issues fuel cards daily, offers a dedicated app, and provides a management and billing platform through FlexR. As fraudsters become more sophisticated, the team sought to strengthen their onboarding and payment processes.

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Ngāi Tahu Holdings Corporation strengthens supplier payments

Ngāi Tahu Holdings Corporation strengthens supplier payments

For Ngāi Tahu, the majority iwi of Te Waipounamu with more than 85,000 members, protecting the iwi’s money is central to its purpose of supporting intergenerational wellbeing for its people and the environment. Like many organisations, as fraud and scams continue to evolve, the team at Ngāi Tahu Holdings Corporation is focused on strengthening the security of their payments.

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