What is the official website of the payment service?
https://danskebank.fi/
https://danskebank.fi/
Customer support contact information is available on the official Danske Bank Finland website under the customer service section.
The main customer service phone number in Finland is 0600 12525.
There is no verified toll-free number; however, the above phone number is charged at local/mobile network rates.
The technical support email address for corporate customers is [email protected].
Yes, there are specialized emails, for example, [email protected] for asset services in Finland.
There is no verified specific online chat support service publicly documented; usually web and in-bank services provide it if available.
No verified 24/7 chat support information available for Danske Bank Finland.
There is no verified information about support through Telegram or WhatsApp for Danske Bank Finland.
Customer support in Finland typically operates Monday to Friday from 8:00 to 16:00.
Customer support does not operate on weekends or public holidays.
Yes, Danske Bank has physical branch offices in Finland where customers can visit in person.
The registered domicile and address for Danske Bank Finland branch is Televisiokatu 1, FI-00075 Helsinki, Finland.
Personal meetings can typically be scheduled by contacting the branch or customer service directly.
Danske Bank operates in multiple Nordic and Baltic countries with local branches and representative offices.
Support is available primarily in Finnish and English; Danish and Swedish may also be supported given the regional presence.
User reports suggest response times can vary; some users have reported waiting several business days (up to 5-8) for replies.
VIP clients often receive priority customer support and personalized service, typical of large Nordic banks.
Callback services are generally available upon request through customer service channels.
Danske Bank was founded in 1871; MobilePay, their mobile payment product, was launched in Finland in 2013.
Danske Bank A/S is the parent company; it is a public Nordic universal bank headquartered in Copenhagen.
The company is registered in Denmark, with a branch registered for operations in Finland.
Danske Bank evolved from a local Danish bank to a major Nordic financial group expanding across Nordic and Baltic regions; digital payment services like MobilePay were introduced around 2013.
MobilePay merged with Vipps (Norway) in 2022 forming Vipps MobilePay while maintaining separate brands locally.
Specific Finland branch board details are not public, but Danske Bank Group has a board based in Denmark with key Nordic executives.
Danske Bank partners strategically with payment processors like Nets as well as integration partners for payment services.
Yes, Danske Bank A/S is publicly traded on the Nasdaq Copenhagen stock exchange.
Market capitalization fluctuates; current figures should be obtained from financial market data for Danske Bank A/S.
Danske Bank has branches in Finland and other Nordic/Baltic countries plus subsidiaries in various financial service segments.
Danske Bank holds banking and payment licenses regulated under EU and Finnish financial authorities for payment services.
Official operations include Finland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and the broader EU/EEA.
No verified cryptocurrency-specific licenses publicly disclosed for Danske Bank Finland.
Yes, Danske Bank complies with EU and Finnish AML/KYC regulations as part of licensed financial institutions.
Danske Bank maintains industry-standard security certifications, typically including PCI DSS for card payments.
Regular internal and external security audits are conducted to maintain compliance and security posture.
Client funds are protected under Finnish deposit guarantee schemes and European banking regulations.
Compliance with PCI DSS, GDPR, PSD2, SEPA rules, and other relevant EU banking standards.
No publicly reported major regulatory fines or compliance violations specifically for Danske Bank Finland.
Reviews can be found on Trustpilot, Google Reviews, and Finnish consumer feedback platforms.
Common complaints include slow customer service responses, high fees, and limited online banking usability.
Users appreciate the bank’s wide network, solid payment services, and MobilePay's convenience.
Some users have reported occasional delays or complications in withdrawal processing.
The online and mobile interfaces receive mixed feedback; some find them outdated or difficult.
Transaction speeds generally meet expectations for standard banking transfers and payments.
Recommendation rates vary; some users recommend especially for Nordic-focused services, others do not.
Experts view Danske Bank as a stable, reputable financial institution with reliable payment infrastructure.
Danske Bank has received various Nordic banking awards but no specific awards disclosed for Finnish branch services.
Danske Bank is recognized as one of the major Nordic banks in payment system analyses.
Regulators endorse Danske Bank as a licensed and supervised bank under EU and national authorities.
The bank is regarded as a strong partner, notably with Nets in payment processing collaborations.
Danske Bank is seen as innovating with digital wallets and omni-channel payment solutions.
The bank holds standard quality and information security certifications relevant to banking.
Danske Bank participates in significant Nordic and European finance and payment industry events.
Positioned as a leading Nordic universal bank with strong focus on digital transformation and customer-centric services.
Primarily supports Euro (EUR) for Finland and other Nordic countries supported currencies.
Cryptocurrency services are not directly supported by Danske Bank Finland.
No proprietary cryptocurrency or token exists from Danske Bank Finland.
Currency conversion services are available for supported fiat currencies.
Exchange rates are determined based on market rates with standard commercial spreads.
Exchange rates are updated in real-time or at least daily in line with market fluctuations.
Stablecoins are not supported by Danske Bank Finland.
Exotic currency support is limited and mostly subject to correspondent banking arrangements.
Currency restrictions follow local regulatory and international banking rules.
Supports domestic/international bank transfers, SEPA payments, card payments, and mobile payments.
Yes, account-to-account transfers within Danske Bank and via MobilePay are supported.
Transfers to and from bank cards are supported within applicable card networks.
Yes, money can be transferred to Finnish and international bank accounts.
Bill payment services are supported via online banking and mobile app.
Recurring payment options are available for both corporate and personal customers.
Automatic scheduled transfers can be configured via online banking services.
Payment scheduling features are supported for future-dated transactions.
Group payment or payment splitting features are limited or not explicitly advertised.
Payment link generation is not specifically documented as a retail feature.
Minimum transaction amounts usually depend on type of payment and regulatory limits.
Maximum limits depend on customer profile, verification level, and transaction type.
Daily limits for payments and transfers are applied based on account type and verification.
Monthly and annual transaction limits exist according to banking policies and regulatory compliance.
Limits can be increased by contacting customer service and completing additional verification.
Verified users generally enjoy higher transaction limits than unverified or new customers.
New accounts typically have lower limits and restrictions until full verification is completed.
Limits may vary based on country regulations and specific branch policies.
Operations can be temporarily blocked due to suspected fraud, compliance checks, or customer requests.
Limits on number of daily transactions may be in place for security and risk management.
Minimum deposit amounts vary by funding method and account type.
Funding methods include bank transfers, card payments, and possibly cash deposits at branches.
Most bank transfer funding methods have no or low fees; card funding may incur fees depending on agreements.
Minimum funding amounts depend on payment method and bank rules.
Credit times for funding vary—bank transfers typically 1-2 business days; card funding can be instant or same day.
Money can be withdrawn via ATM cards, bank transfers to other accounts, or branch withdrawals.
Withdrawal fees depend on method used, account type, and country-specific fee policies.
Withdrawal processing times vary; transfers 1-3 business days, ATM withdrawals instant.
Withdrawal limits depend on customer profile, account type, and ATM/network restrictions.
Card funding is usually credited instantly or within a few minutes.
Bank transfers typically take 1-2 business days within the EU/EEA.
Cryptocurrency transfers are not supported.
Transfers within the bank, including MobilePay, are typically instant or near-instant.
Weekend funding processing may be delayed until next business day by banking systems.
Public holidays delay processing and crediting times in banking systems.
Express transfer options may be available for increased fees in some cases.
Processing speed depends on payment method, bank policies, and clearing systems.
Clients receive notifications via email or banking apps about funding status.
Contact customer service with transaction details for investigation if funding is delayed.
Withdrawal requests are processed usually within 1-3 business days.
ATM card cash withdrawals are immediate subject to machine limits.
Bank transfers usually arrive in 1-2 business days.
Cryptocurrency withdrawals are not supported.
Weekend delays are common; withdrawals are processed next business day.
Yes, public holidays delay withdrawal processing times.
Some banks offer expedited withdrawals for additional fees.
Factors include payment method, bank processing routines, time of request.
Clients typically receive confirmation via app or email when withdrawals are processed.
Cancellation is possible only in limited conditions before the transaction is completed.
Customers can register via online banking or branch applications with personal identification.
Required data includes personal identity number, proof of address, and contact information.
Email is generally required for communication and account management.
Phone confirmation or verification is typically part of the registration process.
Minimum age for account registration is typically 18 years or 15 for MobilePay with parental consent.
Yes, Danske Bank offers corporate accounts with business registration requirements.
Real and verified personal data is required by banking regulations.
Registration is limited to residents and businesses operating in Finland or supported countries.
Activation usually takes a few business days after document verification.
There are basic and enhanced verification tiers depending on account type and usage.
Basic verification requires a valid ID, proof of address, and contact information.
Full verification may require additional proof of income, business documents, or source of funds.
Digital submission of scanned documents is commonly accepted.
Verification can take from hours to several business days.
Limited services are available without full verification.
Lower limits on transactions, no access to advanced banking features.
Yes, address verification is a standard requirement.
Typically not mandatory, but biometric verification may be used in some cases.
Documents may be reviewed and updated every few years or as required by law.
Uses standard TLS/SSL encryption for data transmission.
Yes, 2FA is supported and recommended for enhanced security.
SMS OTPs are commonly used for transaction confirmations.
Biometric login (fingerprint, Face ID) is supported in mobile apps.
Blockchain technology is not directly used in their core payment services.
Yes, including encryption, multi-factor authentication, and fraud monitoring.
Complies with GDPR and employs data protection and privacy standards.
Cryptocurrencies are not supported; cold storage not applicable.
Banking systems are protected by DDoS mitigation technologies.
Yes, regular internal and external audits occur to ensure compliance.
Anti-phishing education, secure login processes, and fraud alerts are implemented.
Yes, automated fraud detection and monitoring systems exist.
Through strict AML policies, KYC checks, transaction monitoring, and reporting.
Accounts are blocked or restricted if suspicious activity is detected.
Customers should immediately contact customer support and follow bank procedures.
Via customer service phone, email, or online banking reporting tools.
Compensation policies align with Finnish consumer protection laws.
Users can dispute unauthorized transactions and have recourse under banking regulations.
Disputes are handled through customer service with review procedures.
The bank maintains insurance against cyber risks as part of operational risk management.
Fees vary by transfer type; e.g., PSD2 payments in Finland typically have low fees (around €2.5).
Funding fees depend on method; bank transfers may be free, card funding may incur fees.
Withdrawal fees may apply depending on method and account type.
Currency conversions incur fees varying by merchant agreements.
Inactivity fees may be charged according to account terms.
Maintenance fees depend on account type and customer relationship.
Some cancellation fees may apply depending on timing and conditions.
Express service fees can apply for faster processing.
Fees are disclosed per EU regulations, but user complaints occasionally mention unexpected fees.
Larger transactions may have tiered fees or proportional percentages.
Multiple pricing plans exist for personal, business, and corporate customers.
VIP clients may receive personalized service, preferential fees, and account management.
Contact relationship managers or upgrade account status based on volume or assets.
Free monthly operations may be included depending on plan.
Volume discounts and fee waivers can apply for active customers.
Corporate accounts have specific pricing and service agreements.
Large customers can negotiate custom pricing.
Promotional codes are generally not common in traditional banking fees.
Cashback programs are limited to specific card products.
Volume-based discounts exist primarily for corporate clients.
Yes, the Danske Bank mobile app is available.
The app is available on iOS and Android.
Account management, payments, transfers, mobile card services, and MobilePay integration.
Basic features are similar though mobile app supports biometric login; some advanced functions are easier on the web.
Yes, biometric authentication is supported.
Limited offline features; internet connection needed for transactions.
Push notifications can be enabled for account activity.
Dark mode availability depends on app version, generally supported.
Updates occur regularly, often monthly or quarterly.
Beta testing may be available through app stores or invitation.
User feedback on web interface is mixed; some find it outdated or less intuitive.
The website supports responsive design for mobile compatibility.
Finnish, Swedish, English.
Night mode availability is limited or not standard.
Hotkeys are generally not supported.
Users can export transaction history and statements.
APIs exist for business customers for payment integration.
Integrations with accounting and ERP systems are supported.
Periodic updates based on compliance and user feedback.
Virtual card issuance is offered in select markets.
Disposable cards are not generally offered.
Multi-currency accounts are available for corporate clients.
Investment services are available through Danske Bank.
Interest is earned on some deposit account types.
Credit and loan products are available.
P2P trading is not a core service.
Direct cryptocurrency trading is not supported.
Merchant acquiring services are offered in partnership with Nets.
Mass payment solutions are available for corporate customers.
Loyalty programs are limited; some card products offer rewards.
Bonus points are earned mainly via credit card usage.
Cashback is offered on some credit card products.
No widely publicized referral programs.
VIP clients receive personalized service, fee reductions, and exclusive offers.
Seasonal card promotions may be available.
Premium account upgrades are possible for qualified clients.
Discounts with selected partners may be available.
Corporate customers have tailored loyalty benefits.
Online casino payment acceptance depends on bank policies and regulations.
Gambling transactions may be restricted under Finnish law and bank policy.
Accounts can potentially be blocked if suspicious gambling activity is flagged.
The bank follows regulatory guidelines and cautious approach regarding gambling transactions.
Special terms may apply to gambling-related payments.
Transactions are monitored as part of AML and fraud detection.
No, transactions are subject to compliance monitoring.
Not generally provided.
Fees depend on transaction type but no special fees disclosed.
Customers may request limits or self-exclusion measures.
Self-exclusion options are typically offered in cooperation with regulatory requirements.
Banks do not routinely block site access but may restrict transaction types.
Control tools may be supported via third-party services.
Notifications are generally not automatic.
Blocking can occur if suspicious activity is detected.
Cooling-off periods may be offered in responsible gambling frameworks.
Help resources and referrals are provided via regulatory and NGO partnerships.
Cooperation exists with organizations supporting problem gambling help.
Contact customer service or use third-party apps for alerts.
Payment acceptance varies; MobilePay and card payments are commonly accepted.
No publicly disclosed exclusive partnerships.
Terms depend on casino policies, not the bank.
Casinos may offer bonuses but not specific to Danske Bank services.
Deposits usually supported, withdrawals less so; depends on casino.
Casino payment usage follows national gambling laws.
Through card networks or payment processors integrated with bank services.
Deposit processing is usually instant; withdrawals can take longer.
Casinos may charge fees or pass on bank fees.
No major known issues reported.