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Which account types does Korin support?
Korin is currently designed around everyday personal banking.
Last updated 2026-08-02
Korin is currently designed to help with everyday personal finances.
The best-supported accounts are:
- Transaction accounts
- Everyday accounts
- Chequing accounts
- Savings accounts
- Personal credit cards
These accounts allow Korin to help explain spending, income, recurring payments, cash flow, budgets and Safe to Spend.
Support may vary by financial institution and by the information the bank makes available through Akahu.
Korin is not currently designed to fully analyse:
- Brokerage accounts
- Share-trading accounts
- Managed investment portfolios
- KiwiSaver or retirement investment accounts
- Cryptocurrency wallets
- Business accounting accounts
- Loan accounts that do not provide usable transaction information
Korin may still detect some unsupported accounts, but the application may not display or analyse them correctly.
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How do I connect a bank?Connect an eligible everyday banking account securely through Akahu.How does Korin use my investment and KiwiSaver accounts?Korin can tell you what your KiwiSaver and investments are worth, and your net worth. They are never counted as money to spend.What can and can’t Korin do?Korin helps explain personal financial activity but does not control your money.
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