Bank Norwegian (Denmark) API Access & Open Banking

Bank Norwegian is a digital consumer bank offering savings accounts and credit products to Danish customers. If you want a clean, ongoing view of your Bank Norwegian data — or to pull balances and transactions into your own tooling — open-banking.io gives you PSD2 access without certificates, eIDAS setup, or per-bank paperwork. It reaches 2,600+ EU/UK banks through one dashboard, and because it is zero-knowledge, your account data is decrypted on your own device with a key only you hold.

Bank Norwegian in Denmark exposes personal account types over open banking. There is no published BIC for this connection, and a single consent stays valid for up to 180 days before Bank Norwegian asks you to re-approve.

How to connect Bank Norwegian

Connecting happens entirely inside the open-banking.io dashboard — there is no API call, code, or key involved in this step.

  1. Sign up at open-banking.io and set an encryption passphrase. Your keys are generated locally on your device, so nobody else can read what syncs later.
  2. In the dashboard, choose Bank Norwegian (Denmark) and select the personal account type.
  3. You are redirected to Bank Norwegian's own secure login, where you approve access on the bank's consent screen (standard PSD2 authorisation).
  4. Your accounts sync back into the dashboard, ready to view and refresh.

That's the whole flow — you authorise directly with the bank, and open-banking.io never sees your login.

Access your data

Reading Bank Norwegian data programmatically is an optional developer step you take after connecting. Open the Developers page, create an API key, and export a credentials.json — this bundles the API key together with your private decryption key. From there use the CLI (openbanking accounts, openbanking transactions, openbanking sync), an SDK, or the REST API. Every request carries the X-Api-Key header, and each response is decrypted locally with your own key. Because open-banking.io stores only your public key, an API key on its own returns nothing but ciphertext.

All of this runs for around EUR 3/month, with no certificate wrangling.

Does open-banking.io store my Bank Norwegian password?

No. You log in on Bank Norwegian's own consent screen; open-banking.io only receives the PSD2 authorisation, never your credentials.

How long does access last?

Up to 180 days per consent. When it lapses, simply re-approve Bank Norwegian in the dashboard.

Can I read business accounts?

Bank Norwegian's Danish open-banking connection covers personal accounts only.

Start at open-banking.io.