What is the official website of the payment service?
https://www.dnb.no/en
https://www.dnb.no/en
Customer support contacts are listed on the official DNB website under the "Contact points" and "Help and guidance" sections.
+47 915 04800
There is no specific toll-free support number mentioned; the main contact phone number is +47 915 04800.
No specific technical support email address is publicly listed; support is primarily available via phone, chat, or contact forms on the website.
No publicly listed specialized email addresses for different departments; inquiries are handled through centralized contact methods.
Online chat support can be accessed via DNB's online bank platform and the official DNB website.
The chatbot "Aino" offers 24/7 assistance; live adviser chat is available during customer service center opening hours.
There is no publicly available information about support via Telegram or WhatsApp.
Customer service phone support hours are Monday–Friday 08:00–20:00, Saturday–Sunday 10:00–18:00 for retail customers; business hours vary slightly.
Yes, weekend support is available with reduced hours; holiday support details are specified during such periods.
Yes, DNB has physical branches across Norway for in-person visits.
Physical office locations are spread throughout Norway; specific addresses are provided on the DNB website branch locator.
Yes, customers can book appointments for personal financial advice at branches via the website or phone.
DNB primarily operates in Norway; limited international representation exists mainly through correspondent banking relationships.
Support is available primarily in Norwegian and English.
Chatbot responses are instant; human adviser replies during business hours typically range from minutes to a few hours.
VIP clients receive priority handling and dedicated services, common in large banking services, though specific details about DNB's program are not publicly detailed.
Callback options may be available as part of customer service but no specific public procedure is detailed.
DNB was founded in 1822 as a banking institution.
DNB evolved from multiple mergers; it is a publicly traded company with the Norwegian government and other shareholders.
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DNB has undergone mergers and expansions to become Norway’s largest financial services group, evolving its digital payment capabilities including partnerships with Nets and Vipps.
Major updates include digital service expansion and integration of 3-D Secure payment authentication and launch of Vipps mobile payments.
The board consists of executive and non-executive members; specific names are listed annually on DNB’s official corporate site.
DNB partners with Nets and Vipps for payment solutions; majority ownership by Norwegian government and institutional investors.
Yes, DNB is publicly traded on the Oslo Stock Exchange under the ticker "DNB".
Market capitalization fluctuates; it is one of Norway’s largest companies by market value.
DNB has subsidiaries including DNB Bank ASA and branches throughout Norway.
DNB holds banking and payment service licenses regulated by Norwegian financial authorities.
Officially operates in Norway; some services extend internationally through correspondent banks.
No public information indicates that DNB holds specific cryptocurrency operation licenses.
Yes, DNB complies fully with Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) regulatory requirements.
DNB complies with international security standards including PCI DSS through partners like Nets.
Yes, regular security audits are conducted as part of regulatory compliance and internal risk management.
Client deposits are covered by the Norwegian Banks' Guarantee Fund, providing insurance on deposits up to legal limits.
Compliance with GDPR, PCI DSS, ISO 27001 standards for data security and privacy is expected.
No major publicly reported regulatory fines or violations against DNB in recent years.
Reviews are available on platforms like Trustpilot, Google Reviews, and banking forums.
Complaints focus on customer service responsiveness, mobile app issues, and high fees for certain services.
Users praise comprehensive service offerings, digital payment solutions, and bank reliability.
Some users report delays or difficulties related to fund transfers and withdrawals.
Mixed reviews; some find the mobile app and online banking user-friendly, others find it less so.
Generally, transaction speeds including instant payments via Vipps are rated positively.
User recommendations are mixed, with vocal dissatisfaction balanced by loyal customers.
Experts consider DNB one of Norway’s most established and reliable financial institutions.
DNB has received awards for digital innovation and corporate responsibility in Norway.
DNB participates in Nordic and European payment system rankings and comparisons.
Regulators endorse DNB's adherence to financial stability and payment system oversight requirements.
Partners regard DNB as a key player in Norway’s financial ecosystem with strong payment infrastructure.
DNB is recognized for innovation especially with Vipps and risk-based payment authentication.
Certifications include information security and financial service quality standards.
DNB representatives regularly participate in Nordic and European financial technology events.
DNB positions as Norway’s leading financial services group focusing on digital transformation and customer-centric payment solutions.
Primarily Norwegian Krone (NOK), with capabilities for major international currencies via foreign exchange.
DNB does not offer direct cryptocurrency wallet or trading services.
No proprietary cryptocurrency or token.
Yes, foreign currency exchange services are available for supported currencies.
Exchange rates are based on market rates with a margin applied by the bank.
Exchange rates are updated in real-time during banking hours according to market shifts.
No stablecoin support is provided.
Ability to handle exotic currencies may be limited; focus remains on major currencies.
Geographic currency restrictions apply based on regulatory compliance.
Supports domestic transfers, international SWIFT payments, instant payments, and direct debit.
Yes, peer-to-peer transfers are supported through Vipps and online banking.
Card-to-card transfers are generally supported via card networks.
Yes, transfers to bank accounts domestically and internationally are supported.
Yes, bill payment services via eFaktura, AvtaleGiro, and manual payment options are supported.
Recurring payments and direct debits through AvtaleGiro are supported.
Automatic transfers can be configured for bill payments and scheduled payments.
Payment scheduling features are available via online banking.
Group payments or bill splitting features are limited but P2P payments can be done via Vipps.
Payment links creation is generally offered through partner services such as Vipps.
Minimum transaction amounts vary by payment type; some low-value payments are allowed.
Maximum limits depend on payment type and customer verification levels, with caps on instant transfers.
Daily transaction limits apply based on account type and verification status.
Monthly and annual transaction limits are regulated and based on customer profile.
Limits can be increased upon request and verification through customer service.
Yes, verified users have higher transaction and withdrawal limits.
New accounts may have lower limits and restrictions pending verification.
Geographic-specific limits may apply due to regulatory constraints.
Operations can be temporarily blocked for security or compliance reasons.
There are limits on the number of transactions per day depending on account type and product.
Minimum deposit amounts depend on the funding method used.
Funding is supported via bank transfers, card payments, and payments from other DNB accounts.
Some fees may apply to certain funding methods according to tariff.
Minimum amounts vary by method and account type.
Funds from card or internal transfers are typically credited instantly or within hours.
Withdrawals can be made to bank accounts, cards, or ATMs.
Withdrawal fees depend on method, often fixed or percentage-based per transaction.
Withdrawal processing varies from instant (card) to 1-3 business days (bank transfer).
Withdrawal limits depend on account type and regulatory compliance.
Card funding is usually credited instantly or within minutes.
Bank transfers may take 1-3 business days domestically, longer internationally.
Cryptocurrency transfers are not supported directly.
Internal transfers, especially via Vipps, are instant.
Some funding methods may experience delays on weekends or holidays.
Yes, holidays can affect processing times for banking transactions.
Express processing may be available but is not commonly advertised.
Funding speed depends on payment method, banking hours, and regulatory checks.
Customers receive notifications via email or app regarding funding status.
Contact customer service for investigation if funding is delayed unusually.
Withdrawal requests are usually processed within 1-3 business days.
Card withdrawal processing is typically instant to within minutes.
Domestic bank transfers generally arrive same or next business day.
Not applicable as crypto withdrawals are not supported.
Withdrawal may be delayed due to non-banking days on weekends.
Yes, withdrawals are delayed during bank holidays.
Priority withdrawal services may be available in some cases for a fee.
Processing times depend on method, bank processing cycles, and verification.
Withdrawal status notifications are provided via app or email.
Cancellation may be possible before processing completion; contact customer service quickly.
Registration is done online via the DNB website or mobile app with personal identification.
Required data includes identity number, address, phone, email, and government-issued ID.
Email is generally required for account registration and communication.
Phone number verification is typically required.
Minimum age is usually 18 years.
Yes, DNB offers business accounts with specific registration requirements.
Real personal identification and documentation are mandatory to comply with regulations.
Account opening is restricted to residents or those legally present in Norway.
Account activation is typically immediate after verification or may take a few business days for additional checks.
Verification levels include basic identity verification and enhanced due diligence for higher limits.
Basic verification requires ID card or passport and proof of address.
Full verification may require additional documentation like proof of income or business documents.
Yes, digital uploads of verification documents are accepted.
Verification can take from a few hours to several business days.
Limited access is possible but with restricted functionality and low limits.
Restrictions include low transaction limits and blocked access to certain services.
Yes, proof of address is required for verification.
Selfie or photo verification may be required to comply with identity verification rules.
Documents may need updating periodically or upon changes in customer information.
DNB uses industry-standard encryption protocols such as TLS for secure communications.
Yes, 2FA is supported via SMS or app-based authentication methods.
SMS verification is used for certain transactions as an additional security layer.
Biometric login is supported via mobile apps on compatible devices.
There is no public indication that DNB uses blockchain technology directly in payment services.
Yes, multi-layered security mechanisms protect user accounts and transactions.
Personal data is protected in compliance with GDPR and Norwegian privacy laws.
Not applicable as DNB does not offer cryptocurrency custody services.
DNB employs DDoS mitigation services to protect online platforms.
Regular security and vulnerability audits are part of operational risk management.
Anti-phishing tools, customer education, and secure login procedures are implemented.
Transaction monitoring systems detect suspicious activity based on risk criteria.
AML controls include customer due diligence, transaction monitoring, and reporting suspicious activities.
Suspected accounts are blocked or restricted as per regulatory requirements.
Users should immediately notify customer support and follow guidance to secure accounts.
Suspicious activity can be reported through customer service channels and fraud hotlines.
DNB offers fraud protection and may compensate clients depending on case circumstances.
Users can dispute transactions under consumer protection and banking regulations.
Disputes can be initiated by contacting customer service and providing supporting documentation.
DNB maintains insurance policies covering cyber-security risks as part of risk management.
Fees vary by transfer type; domestic payments may be low cost, international payments include fees and exchange margins.
Some funding methods may incur fees; details vary by method and account.
Withdrawal fees depend on method with fixed or percentage fees applied.
Currency conversion fees are charged based on exchange margins.
Inactivity fees are generally not charged on standard accounts but may apply to some products.
Fees may apply for premium accounts or certain business accounts.
Usually, transaction cancellations incur a fee.
Priority or express operations may have additional charges.
Fees are disclosed in agreements; transparency is required by Norwegian regulation.
Larger transactions may incur tiered or additional fees based on risk and processing cost.
Various tariff plans exist depending on account type and customer segment.
VIP clients receive enhanced services, lower fees, and personalized support.
Preferential conditions are available through premium account packages or volume-based agreements.
Some accounts include a number of free transactions monthly.
Discounts or fee reductions may be offered for high activity or loyalty.
Corporate accounts have specific pricing and service terms.
Custom pricing can be negotiated for large or special clients.
Promotional offers may occasionally be available but are limited.
Cashback programs are not a core feature of DNB payment services.
Volume discounts are possible mainly on corporate accounts.
Yes, DNB offers an official mobile banking app for customers.
The app is available for Android and iOS devices.
The app supports payments, transfers, account management, card control, and notifications.
The mobile app is optimized for mobile use but provides most functions of the web bank.
Biometric authentication such as Touch ID and Face ID is supported on compatible devices.
Some features may work offline but most functions require online access.
Push notifications notify users of transactions and alerts.
Dark mode is available in the mobile app.
The app receives regular updates for security and improvements.
Beta testing opportunities may be available selectively.
The web interface is generally rated user-friendly though some users prefer app usage.
The web platform supports responsive design for mobile and desktop use.
The interface is available in Norwegian and English.
Night mode or dark theme is available on the website.
Keyboard shortcuts support is limited.
Data export options exist for statements and transaction histories.
API services for business customers are available; documentation provided by the bank.
Integration with accounting and ERP systems is supported for corporate clients.
The web platform is updated regularly to add features and maintain security.
Virtual card issuance is available for secure online payments.
Disposable or temporary virtual cards may be available through card services.
Multi-currency accounts are offered mainly to business customers.
Investment services and products are available through DNB Wealth Management.
Interest on deposits depends on account type; some accounts offer interest.
Credit cards, loans, and overdraft products are offered.
Peer-to-peer money transfers are supported mainly via Vipps.
Cryptocurrency trading is not supported directly by DNB.
Merchant acquiring services are available via Nets and Vipps integrations.
Bulk payment services are available for businesses.
Loyalty programs are not a primary feature.
Bonus points are not widely promoted.
Cashback features are limited or unavailable.
Referral programs may exist but are not prominently advertised.
VIP clients enjoy prioritized service, dedicated support, and preferential fees.
Seasonal promotions occasionally occur for banking products.
Premium status is available via invitation or meeting criteria.
Partner discounts may be offered for banking customers.
Corporate loyalty programs focus on service agreements and volume benefits.
Transactions related to gambling are regulated; restrictions may apply.
Yes, gambling transaction restrictions are enforced according to Norwegian laws.
Accounts may be blocked or restricted for gambling-related policy violations.
Regulated and monitored; compliance with responsible gambling laws.
Conditions apply for gambling transactions to prevent fraud and money laundering.
Yes, casino transaction monitoring is part of the bank’s compliance system.
No, transactions are transparent and monitored under regulations.
Customers may receive alerts for unusual spending patterns.
Standard fees apply; no special gambling fees are typically listed.
Spending limits can be set as part of responsible banking practices.
Self-exclusion support is available through responsible gambling initiatives.
Access may be restricted by third-party tools or personal banking controls.
Expense monitoring features are available.
Notifications for limits and unusual activity alerts are provided.
Blocking options exist subject to regulatory compliance.
Detailed gambling expenditure reports are not routinely provided.
Cooling-off periods are supported in responsible banking policies.
Support programs and referrals are provided for gambling addiction.
Partnerships exist with Norwegian gambling addiction support groups.
Notifications can be configured via online banking alerts and customer service.
Vipps and card payments are widely accepted by Norwegian online casinos compliant with local regulations.
No public exclusive partnerships are noted.
Terms may vary by casino and payment provider rules.
No widely known bonuses are tied to payment method usage.
Typically yes, Vipps and cards can be used for deposits; withdrawal options depend on casino policies.
Casino usage is geo-restricted according to Norwegian and international laws.
Transactions are processed via secure card or payment gateway integrations.
Deposit processing is usually instant; withdrawals may take longer.
Casino-imposed fees are uncommon but possible.
No major compatibility issues are reported.