Easybank API Access — Norway Open Banking Sync

Bring your Easybank (Norway) data into your own tools without wrestling with bank-specific SDKs or eIDAS certificates. open-banking.io gives you a single, standardised API that keeps Easybank account details, balances and transaction history in sync — ready for accounting, budgeting, reconciliation or analytics workflows.

Easybank serves both personal customers and businesses, so whether you are automating a company's cash view or a private overview, the same integration handles it.

How to connect Easybank

  1. Create an open-banking.io account and open the dashboard.
  2. Search for Easybank in the Norwegian bank directory.
  3. Choose the consent scope — personal or business accounts.
  4. Approve the request through Easybank's own secure login (BankID).
  5. Start pulling live data through one consistent REST endpoint.

What data you can access

  • Accounts — identifiers, currency and product metadata for each Easybank account.
  • Balances — current and available balances, refreshed on demand.
  • Transactions — dated, categorisable entries with counterparties and amounts.

A single authorisation stays valid for up to 180 days before the customer re-confirms, so you avoid constant reconnection. open-banking.io reaches 2,600+ banks across the EU and UK, meaning Easybank sits alongside every other institution your users hold — one integration, one format.

Privacy by design

The platform is zero-knowledge: your credentials and data are never mined or resold, and there are no eIDAS or QWAC certificates to buy, install or renew. Authentication always happens directly with Easybank.

Pricing

Flat access from roughly EUR 3 per month — no per-call surprises, no enterprise onboarding fees.

Does Easybank support business accounts?

Yes. open-banking.io covers both business and personal Easybank accounts under the same API.

How long does a connection last?

Up to 180 days per consent, after which the customer simply re-approves access.

Do I need a special certificate?

No. The service is certificate-free — you skip the usual QWAC/eIDAS setup entirely.

Ready to start? Explore the full documentation at open-banking.io.