Payment institution (PI) · Poland

Account Information Service Provider registration (Poland)

The Account Information Service Provider registration (dostawca świadczący wyłącznie usługę dostępu do informacji o rachunku - AISP) is issued by Polish Financial Supervision Authority (KNF) under Act on Payment Services of 19 August 2011. It is a national licence: it does not give a passport to other EU/EEA states. Ownership changes need the regulator's approval before completion.

Last verified 2026-09-24Regulator KNFMarkdown · Data (CC BY 4.0)
Account Information Service Provider registration: licencePI

At a glance

Official nameAccount Information Service Provider registration1
Local namedostawca świadczący wyłącznie usługę dostępu do informacji o rachunku - AISP
Also known asAISP · Polish AISP registration · KNF AISP registration · Polish account information service provider
Issued byPolish Financial Supervision Authority
JurisdictionPoland
Licence familyPayment institution (PI)
Legal basisAct on Payment Services of 19 August 20112
Directive (EU) 2015/2366 on payment services in the internal market (PSD2)3
PassportingDomestic only

What it lets you do

Account information servicesProviding consolidated online information on one or more payment accounts the user holds with other providers.

Where it is valid

Poland licence, domesticPoland
Valid in Poland.

Buying a company that already holds it

Prior notification with an objection period. Acquiring or increasing a qualifying holding needs prior notification to the KNF, which can object within 60 working days (extendable by up to 20 working days while it waits for information). For national payment institutions the thresholds are 20%, 30% and 50% (Payment Services Act, Art. 72a); for banks they are 10%, 20%, one third and 50% (Banking Law, Art. 25). Shares acquired in breach carry no voting rights.4

Ready-made companies holding this licence: see verified positions.

PI in other countries

CountryLicenceRegulatorMin. capitalApplication feeStatutory time
Czech RepublicAccount Information Service Provider authorisationCNBn/aCZK 25,000~3 mo
Czech RepublicSmall-scale Payment Service Provider authorisationCNBn/aCZK 10,000~1 mo
Czech RepublicPayment Institution licenceCNBn/aCZK 50,000~3 mo
EstoniaPayment institution operating with an exceptionFIn/an/an/a
EstoniaOperating licence as a payment institutionFIn/aEUR 3,000~3 mo
GeorgiaPayment institution licenceRegistration as a Payment Service Provider (PSP) with the National Bank of GeorgiaNBGn/aGEL 5,000n/a
GermanyAccount information service provider registrationBaFinn/an/an/a
GermanyPayment institution licenceBaFinn/aEUR 13,523~3 mo
IrelandPayment Institution AuthorisationCBIn/an/an/a
LatviaRegistered payment institutionLBn/aEUR 2,500~1.7 mo
LatviaAuthorised payment institution licenceLBn/aEUR 5,000~3.7 mo
LithuaniaPayment institution licence for restricted activityLBn/an/an/a
LithuaniaPayment institution licenceLBn/aEUR 898~3 mo
LuxembourgPayment institution authorisationCSSFn/aEUR 30,000~3 mo
MaltaAccount information service provider registrationMFSAn/aEUR 1,000n/a
MaltaPayment institution licenceMFSAn/aEUR 10,000~3 mo
NetherlandsPayment institution licencePayment institution licence (Vergunning betaalinstelling)DNBn/aEUR 6,800~3 mo
PolandAccount Information Service Provider registrationKNFn/an/an/a
PolandNational Payment Institution licenceKNFn/aEUR 1,250~3 mo
PolandSmall Payment Institution registrationKNFn/aPLN 616~3 mo
SingaporeMajor Payment Institution LicenceMASn/aSGD 1,500n/a
SingaporeStandard Payment Institution LicenceMASn/aSGD 1,000n/a
SlovakiaPayment institution licenceNBSn/an/a~3 mo
SpainPayment institution authorizationBdEn/an/a~3 mo
United Arab EmiratesRetail Payment Services Licence (Categories I to IV)CBUAEn/an/a~2.8 mo
United KingdomRegistered Account Information Service Provider (RAISP)FCAn/aGBP 1,130n/a
United KingdomSmall Payment Institution (SPI) RegistrationFCAn/aGBP 1,130n/a
United KingdomAuthorised Payment Institution (API)FCAn/aGBP 5,640~3 mo

Values come from each licence's page, where every figure has its source.

Laws behind it

Last verified 2026-09-24Author Danil Marmysh, Founder & CEO, ProtegraReviewed by Anastasia Sidorenkova, Head of Licensing, ProtegraReport an errorReference information, not legal advice.

Sources

  1. e-rup.knf.gov.pl · retrieved 2026-09-24
  2. dziennikustaw.gov.pl: 30 · retrieved 2026-09-24
  3. EUR-Lex: CELEX 32015L2366 · retrieved 2026-09-24
  4. knf.gov.pl: zezwolenie rozpatrywanie wniosku · retrieved 2026-09-24

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