Registering on the PPSR
Registering your security interests on the PPSR improves your chances of recovering what's yours, should a customer default. Find out how to create a secured party group, and register and manage financing statements.
- Why you might register on the PPSR Why you should register your financial interest in goods and assets on the PPSR.
- Setting up your online services account Create an online services account for yourself or on behalf of an organisation.
- About financing statements What you should know about financing statements before you register a security interest on the PPSR.
- Creating a secured party group (SPG) Understanding secured party groups and how to use them on the PPSR.
- Your obligations as a secured party Know your responsibilities when you register on the PPSR.
- Managing your secured party groups How to view, update and export your secured party group information.
- Registering financing statements How to register a financing statement on the PPSR.
- Managing your financing statements How to manage your financing statements on the PPSR.
- Responding to a change demand How to accept, or challenge, a request for changes to a financing statement on the PPSR.
- IDs, PINs and passwords The IDs, pins and passwords you'll need to access the PPSR.
- Verification statements A verification statement confirms the registration or amendment of a financing statement on the PPSR.
- Suppressing an address on the PPSR An individual debtor or a secured party, who has a protection order granted by a NZ Family Court can apply to have their address suppressed on the register.