akahu

Connect to Akahu to access financial data and services.

Package Information

Released: 3 mo ago
Downloads: 489 weekly / 502 monthly
Latest Version: 0.1.6
Author: Jeremy Hart

Documentation

n8n-nodes-akahu

This is an unofficial n8n community node for the
Akahu API. It lets you read financial data (accounts
and transactions) and initiate payments and transfers from your n8n workflows.

Akahu is a New Zealand open-finance provider. This node is not affiliated with
or endorsed by Akahu.

Installation

Follow the installation guide
in the n8n community nodes documentation, using the package name
n8n-nodes-akahu.

Credentials

This node authenticates with Akahu using the personal app method. You need
two tokens, both configured on the Akahu API credential:

Field Sent as Description
User Token Authorization: Bearer <token> Your Akahu user access token
App Token X-Akahu-Id: <token> Your Akahu application token

You can generate both from my.akahu.nz after creating a
personal app. The credential is verified against the Akahu /me endpoint when
you save it.

Operations

Account

  • Get Many – list connected accounts
  • Get – retrieve a single account by ID
  • Refresh – trigger a refresh of all linked accounts

Transaction

  • Get Many – list settled transactions within a date range
  • Get – retrieve a single transaction by ID
  • Get By Account – list settled transactions for a specific account
  • Get Pending – list pending transactions within a date range
  • Get Pending By Account – list pending transactions for a specific account

List operations support Return All (follows the API cursor across pages) or
a fixed Limit, plus optional Start/End date-range filters.

Payment

  • Get Many – list payments within a date range
  • Get – retrieve a single payment
  • Make a Payment – initiate a payment to a New Zealand bank account
  • Cancel – cancel a scheduled payment

Transfer

  • Get Many – list transfers within a date range
  • Get – retrieve a single transfer by ID
  • Make a Transfer – move funds between two of your connected accounts

Resources

License

MIT

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