ANZ eGate
ANZ Worldline payment gateways
ANZ’s long-serving online gateway. The older MIGS version closed on 31 March 2026; the MPGS version continues and is one of the two places ANZ moved those merchants.
- Provided by
- ANZ Worldline
- Category
- Acquirer-tied
- Status
- Current
- Integrations
- Hosted Checkout, Hosted Session, REST/JSON API
- Features
- Tokenisation
- Also acquires
- Yes — ANZ Worldline is an acquirer too
ANZ eGate ran a large share of Australian ecommerce for well over a decade, and 2026 split it in two. Mastercard decommissioned the platform behind the older eGate — MIGS version at end of life, and ANZ Worldline closed it on 31 March 2026. Merchants still on it after that date stopped processing.
What survives is eGate — MPGS, which ANZ named as one of the two migration destinations alongside Worldline Global Online Pay. So eGate is both a thing that closed and a thing that is current, depending on which version a merchant was on — which is exactly the kind of distinction that gets lost when a provider reuses a product name across two platforms.
The current version offers Hosted Checkout, Hosted Session and a REST/JSON API, with tokenisation. Wallet capability depends on how ANZ has configured the account rather than on the platform.
If a migration is still ahead, the choice between eGate — MPGS and Worldline Global Online Pay turns on effort as much as features. Staying on Mastercard Payment Gateway Services, which is the engine under eGate, keeps the integration patterns familiar; moving to Worldline Global Online Pay is a different stack but a longer runway.
Developer resources
ANZ Worldline's own documentation, for whoever has to build against ANZ eGate.
What it costs
ANZ Worldline does not publish gateway fees for ANZ eGate. The merchant service fee is negotiated on your volume and card mix. Find out what yours should be.
Other ANZ Worldline gateways
Runs on Mastercard Payment Gateway Services (MPGS).
Product page: anzworldline.com.au
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