Dosh

Dosh New Zealand

About this app

Banking made freak’n easy*
Dosh is the Kiwi app that helps you spend, save, and borrow money. Cause life is for living, not banking.
*Dosh is not a registered bank. However, your funds are held at a NZ registered bank.

EARN PHONE DOLLARS AND GET THE NEW PHONE YOU WANT, FASTER
Spend with the One NZ dosh card and earn Phone Dollars on your everyday spend.
Take out a home loan with dosh and get a Phone Dollars bonus towards your next phone upgrade.

HOME LOANS THAT GIVE BACK
Unlock freak’ n great interest rates on a home loan with dosh —powered by Westpac NZ.
Whether you're switching your existing home loan or stepping into your new home, dosh makes the process fast, easy, and 100% digital.
Plus, earn $1,700 Phone Dollars upon settlement so you can get the new phone you want, faster.
Your access to hassle-free borrowing starts here. Apply for a home loan with dosh today.

SPEND AND EARN PHONE DOLLARS
Spend with the One NZ dosh card and earn 1% back Phone Dollars on your eligible everyday spend. Helping you get to your next interest-free phone faster.
Pay with Google Pay, Tap & Go in store or, shop online at any Visa enabled retailer.
You’re in control. Set limits or lock your card any time. Plus get notified every time your One NZ dosh card is used.

STRIVE TOWARDS YOUR SAVINGS GOALS
Earn an epic interest rate on your savings while you grow your balance.
Enjoy unlimited withdrawals with no fees or complicated rules.
Set your savings goals and track your progress.
Funds are held on trust with an AA- registered bank in New Zealand.


Fine print
You must be 13+ to use Dosh. See our T&Cs in the Privacy Policy. Visit Dosh.nz
Dosh is a brand of MCA Investments Limited, a registered company in New Zealand (NZBN 9429048713511), and a registered financial services provider (FSP1000801). See terms and conditions at https://www.dosh.nz/terms-conditions.
Dosh Home Loans are approved, issued and managed by Westpac New Zealand Limited (“Westpac”) and promoted by Dosh. Lending and eligibility criteria and terms and conditions apply.
Dosh home loan reward offer has a minimum loan size of $300,000 and eligibility criteria and T&Cs apply.
The Phone Dollars reward is provided exclusively by One NZ. Use Phone Dollars towards interest-free phones, with Pay Monthly plan & min $99 deposit. Max balance of $4,999 Phone Dollars. Eligibility criteria & terms apply, see one.nz/one-wallet

Ratings and reviews

Would not recommend, now that rewards are unuseable, Dosh has done its dash. Instead of useful cash back, you are now limited to a credit to buy an overpriced one NZ phone and be locked into a plan. Best to stick to credit card rewards instead.

It was good for a while, but now it's no good. They followed the streaming platform business model where they lure you in with a good deal, then over time the deal gets worse. The difference is, that this is a finance app, and there's no incentive to stay. That said, their support staff are really great, and I wish them all the best! Also note: Kernel offers better interest returns with no account fees, and TSB Platinum does 1% cashback uncapped and not limited to One NZ (but a $90 ann. fee).

Went from a 5 star review to a 1 star. Terrible decision to partner with One NZ. Convenient that their pricea are much more than I'm paying currently. What a crafty way to go from giving us 1% discount to Dosh now likely taking more than that in commission from One NZ and taking our date. deleting this now rubbish service edit: it gets worse! you also can only spend the earned phone dollars on new overpriced phones, you CANNOT EVEN USE THESE REWARDS ON YOUR MONTHLY BILL, MUST BE NEW PHONE!!

What’s new

Our latest app release includes the launch of our partnership with One NZ.
When you next open your dosh app you’ll notice the following:
- You can now access your One Wallet in your dosh app
- A brand-new card design for the One NZ dosh Visa debit card
We’re always working to enhance your dosh experience. If you have a minute, please leave us a review. We’d love to hear how dosh is working for you.