The official website of Etne Sparebank payment services is most likely integrated within Sparebanken Vest's website since Etne Sparebank was acquired by Sparebanken Vest. The main banking service URL would be found under Sparebanken Vest, but specific URLs for Etne Sparebank services could be https://www.sparebanken-vest.no or the dedicated API/Open Banking portal at https://etne-sparebank.r2.openbanking.edb.com.
Customer support contacts for Etne Sparebank services can be found on the local branch contact page of Sparebanken Norge or Sparebanken Vest's website, where phone and chat support details are provided.
The main customer service phone number listed for Etne Sparebank local support is +47 915 05555.
No verified toll-free support number specifically for Etne Sparebank is publicly listed; customers typically use the local number.
There are no verified public technical support email addresses specifically for Etne Sparebank; customers are usually advised to use contact forms on the bank’s website or phone/chat support.
No specific publicly available information on separate email addresses for different inquiries; normally, customers use centralized customer service contacts.
Online chat support is available via the mobile banking app or internet banking portal of Sparebanken Norge covering Etne Sparebank customers.
Chat support is available almost daily from 07:00 to 23:00 (7 AM to 11 PM).
There is no confirmed support for messaging apps like Telegram or WhatsApp.
Customer support is available daily from 07:00 to 23:00.
Yes, support operates every day, including weekends, from 07:00 to 23:00.
Yes, Etne Sparebank has local branch offices where customers can visit in person.
The main physical office location is Sjoarvegen 3, 5590 Etne, Norway.
Yes, customers can book personal meetings between 08:00 and 16:00 through appointment booking systems.
No verified information indicating representative offices outside Norway.
Customer support is primarily available in Norwegian, which is standard for local banks in Norway.
Phone and chat responses are generally immediate or within minutes during operating hours.
No specific information about VIP priority systems for Etne Sparebank is publicly available.
Yes, callback requests are commonly offered by Norwegian banks including local branches, usually via phone or web contact forms.
Etne Sparebank was founded as a local savings bank, with roots dating back over a century, specific date not verified here.
Originally founded as a local savings bank, Etne Sparebank was a mutual savings bank owned by its members and local community; it was acquired by Sparebanken Vest in 2022.
Etne Sparebank is registered in Norway.
Etne Sparebank developed traditional banking products and later integrated modern services including digital payments and mobile banking, culminating in integration under Sparebanken Vest in 2022.
The major recent change is the acquisition and merger with Sparebanken Vest, completed in December 2022.
Specific current board members for Etne Sparebank are not separately listed post-merger; governance now likely under Sparebanken Vest’s board.
Partnered with Tietoevry for banking IT solutions and digital payments; no external investors as a savings bank before acquisition.
Etne Sparebank was not publicly listed; post-merger, Sparebanken Vest is publicly traded.
Not applicable for Etne Sparebank as an independent entity; Sparebanken Vest’s market cap varies with market.
Etne Sparebank had local branches and was part of the Sparebanken Vest group after merger.
Operating under Norwegian banking licenses regulated by the Financial Supervisory Authority of Norway.
Officially operates in Norway.
No verified cryptocurrency-specific licenses associated with Etne Sparebank.
Yes, compliant with stringent Norwegian and EU AML/KYC regulatory frameworks.
Likely compliant with PCI DSS standards for card payments, as required for Visa Debit cards.
Regular security audits are standard in Norwegian banks, including Etne Sparebank.
Deposits are covered up to 2,000,000 NOK by the Norwegian Banks' Guarantee Fund.
Compliance with PSD2, AML, KYC, and relevant ISO standards for payments and data security.
No publicly known regulatory fines or violations for Etne Sparebank.
Reviews can be found on Norwegian banking comparison sites, local forums, and general consumer feedback platforms.
Common complaints for regional banks include digital service limitations or wait times, but specific issues for Etne Sparebank are not documented here.
Personal customer service, local presence, and reliable banking products.
No widespread or reported problems with fund withdrawals.
User feedback typically indicates a straightforward, if somewhat basic, digital banking interface.
Transaction speeds for payment services and card transactions are industry standard and satisfactory.
Many users recommend local savings banks like Etne Sparebank for community banking needs.
Experts view established regional savings banks as stable and reliable financial institutions.
No specific industry awards documented for Etne Sparebank.
No public information on specific payment system ranking participation.
The bank’s compliance status indicates positive regulator confidence.
Partners recognize Etne Sparebank as a reliable regional bank and participant in cooperative banking alliances.
The partnership with Tietoevry reflects commitment to innovation in banking technology.
Standard quality and security certifications typical for Norwegian banking institutions.
No direct information on conference participation.
Positioned as a regional savings bank focusing on local clients with personalized service, now under Sparebanken Vest umbrella.
Norwegian Krone (NOK) primarily; standard Norwegian retail banking does not typically support multiple fiat currencies directly.
No direct support for cryptocurrencies.
No proprietary crypto or token.
Currency conversion is likely offered for international payments in major currencies (EUR, USD, etc.) but limited.
Exchange rates would be based on market rates plus bank margin typical for international payments.
Exchange rates are updated in real-time or daily depending on service.
No stablecoin support.
Likely limited to major currencies for international payments; exotic currency handling is rare.
Standard restrictions apply based on Norwegian regulatory and international sanction policies.
Domestic transfers, international SWIFT transfers, card payments, and mobile payments.
Yes, inter-account transfers within the bank and peer-to-peer within the banking network.
Yes, transfers to cards (like Visa Debit) are supported.
Yes, both domestic and international bank account transfers are supported.
Yes, integrated bill payment services exist for utilities and other bills.
Recurring payment options are available for loans, savings, and bills.
Yes, scheduled automatic transfers can be configured.
Payment scheduling is supported through online banking.
No specific information; group payments or splitting is generally limited in traditional banking.
No verified information on payment link generation for external payees.
Minimum transaction limits vary but often very low or no minimum for domestic transfers.
Transfer limits are subject to regulatory and internal caps, based on account and verification status.
Yes, daily transaction limits are standard per KYC and security policies.
Monthly and annual caps depend on account type and verification level.
Limits can be increased upon verification and request via customer service.
Yes, verified users generally have higher transaction limits.
New accounts often have lower initial limits pending full verification.
Limits may vary depending on jurisdiction and regulatory environment.
Yes, accounts or operations can be temporarily blocked due to suspicious activity or compliance issues.
Typically limits on number of transfers per day for fraud prevention.
Minimum funding amounts depend on payment method, often as low as 1 NOK.
Funding methods include bank transfers, card payments, and possibly deposits at branches.
Usually no fees for incoming deposits; card top-ups may have fees.
Minimums may be as low as 1 NOK for bank transfer deposits.
Bank transfers typically credited same day or next business day; card funding instant or near-instant.
Withdrawals can be made to bank accounts, ATMs, or via card payments.
Withdrawal fees may apply depending on method, usually minimal or none for domestic transfers.
Domestic bank withdrawals typically 1-2 business days; ATM withdrawals immediate.
Withdrawal limits depend on account and verification, often capped for security.
Card funding is usually instant.
Domestic bank transfers take up to 1 business day; international transfers longer.
Not applicable; no crypto services.
Internal transfers between accounts at the bank are usually instant or near-instant.
Weekend funding may be delayed until next business day.
Yes, public holidays can delay processing.
No specific accelerated funding options publicly listed.
Processing times depend on payment method, banking hours, network clearing times.
Customers typically receive notifications via app or SMS.
Contact customer support for investigation and resolution.
Withdrawal requests usually processed within 1-2 business days.
Card withdrawals (ATM) are immediate; transfers to cards take longer.
Domestic transfer arrivals take about one business day.
Not applicable.
Weekend withdrawal processing is minimal; actual credit may be delayed.
Yes, holidays can delay processing.
No publicly advertised express withdrawal services.
Processing depends on banking hours, type of withdrawal, and verification.
Status updates provided via mobile app or online banking.
Withdrawal cancellations depend on timing and banking policies; possible before processing.
Registration is done online via the bank’s website or in-branch with identity verification.
Required data includes personal identification, contact info, Norwegian ID number, and proof of address.
Email is typically required for registration and communication.
Phone verification is generally part of the process.
Minimum age is usually 18 years.
Yes, corporate and business accounts are available with additional documentation.
Yes, strict identity verification and submission of real, accurate information is mandatory.
Registration is generally restricted to residents or entities authorized in Norway.
Account activation usually takes a few hours to a couple of days subject to document verification.
Basic and enhanced verification levels conforming to KYC/AML standards.
Valid identity document (passport or national ID), proof of address.
Yes, enhanced verification may require additional documents like income proof or business registration.
Yes, digital scans or photos are standard for verification.
Typically 1-3 business days.
Limited use is possible but with restricted functionality and low limits.
Low transaction and withdrawal limits, no access to advanced features.
Yes, address verification is mandatory per regulatory compliance.
Possibly requested for identity verification according to Norwegian banking regulations.
Documents may need periodic updating, generally every 1-3 years.
Uses TLS/SSL encryption for data security and secure communication channels.
Yes, 2FA is supported and encouraged for account access and transactions.
SMS confirmations are used for transaction validation and security.
Biometric login (fingerprint, face ID) is supported on mobile apps.
No public indication of blockchain use in core services.
Yes, the bank employs multi-layer security protocols including encryption, 2FA, and monitoring.
User data is protected under GDPR and Norwegian privacy laws with strict access controls.
Not applicable.
Likely implemented standard DDoS mitigation as part of IT security.
Regular security audits are conducted internally and by external auditors.
Includes phishing education, secure login procedures, and transaction monitoring.
Yes, fraud detection and monitoring systems are in place.
Through AML compliance programs, KYC checks, transaction monitoring, and reporting suspicious activities.
Yes, suspicious accounts are blocked and investigated according to regulations.
Report to bank immediately; bank initiates investigation and fraud resolution.
Contact customer support or report through online banking fraud reporting tools.
Banks generally have liability policies for fraud compensation under Norwegian law.
Users can file transaction disputes; the bank investigates under financial consumer protection laws.
Customers may appeal via customer service or formal complaint procedures.
Cyber insurance is commonly held but specific details for Etne Sparebank are not public.
Transfer fees vary by type; domestic transfers often free, international transfers have fees.
Deposits typically free via bank transfer.
Minimal fees may apply for certain withdrawal methods.
Conversion fees apply to international payments.
Some industry standard fees may apply if accounts inactive long term.
Maintenance fees vary by account type.
Typically no fees for cancelling pending operations.
No publicly advertised fees for expedited services.
Transparent fee disclosures are standard to comply with regulations.
Large transactions may have tiered fees or negotiated terms for corporate clients.
Standard retail and business account tariff plans exist.
VIP clients may get personalized support and better pricing, though no specific program for Etne Sparebank was found.
Usually by maintaining high balances or through business relationships.
Some free payment transactions included depending on account.
Possible volume or loyalty-based discounts exist.
Yes, business accounts have specialized pricing.
Custom terms may be negotiated for corporate or high-net-worth clients.
No public info on promo codes.
Cashback offers are uncommon in traditional Norwegian savings banks.
Volume discounts for business clients may apply.
Yes, Sparebanken Vest offers mobile apps serving Etne Sparebank customers.
Available on iOS and Android platforms.
Account overview, payments, transfers, card management, and messaging customer support.
Mobile apps typically have similar core functionality but some advanced features may be web-only.
Yes, biometric authentication supported.
Limited offline functionality; majority requires online access.
Yes, push notifications for transactions and alerts are available.
Dark mode may be supported depending on device settings.
Updates occur regularly, approximately every few weeks.
No public beta program info found.
The web interface is user-friendly and standard for retail banking.
Yes, web platforms are mobile-responsive.
Primarily Norwegian; some English options may be available for international users.
Dark mode may be available depending on user settings or browser preferences.
No specific information on hotkey support.
Users can export transaction histories typically in PDF or CSV formats.
An Open Banking PSD2 API portal exists at https://etne-sparebank.r2.openbanking.edb.com for authorized third-party apps.
Integration with payment platforms and accounting software is supported via APIs.
Updates occur regularly to maintain security and usability.
No specific mention of virtual card issuance by Etne Sparebank.
No verified info on disposable/temporary card issuance.
Multi-currency accounts are generally not standard at small savings banks.
Investment advisory and products likely available under the Sparebanken Vest group.
Savings accounts earn interest at competitive Norwegian rates.
Yes, consumer loans, mortgage loans, and credit products are offered.
No indications of peer-to-peer financial instrument trading.
Not supported.
Business payment acquiring services are offered through the group.
Bulk payment functionality likely via corporate banking services.
No standalone loyalty program publicly mentioned.
Not applicable.
No cashback programs.
No specific referral systems found.
Personalized advisory and relationship management services may be available.
No noted seasonal promotional campaigns.
Not publicly advertised.
No public information on partner merchant discount programs.
No public details.
No explicit mention; banking policies often restrict gambling-related transactions per regulations.
Gambling transactions may be monitored and restricted to comply with Norwegian regulations.
Banks may block suspicious or high-risk gambling-related accounts.
Likely monitored as higher risk, in line with regulatory guidelines.
No provided official gambling-specific terms.
Financial monitoring systems track all transactions including gambling-related ones.
No, transaction transparency is required by law.
No specific gambling expense alerts mentioned.
No specific fees but normal transaction fees apply.
Customers may request spending limits voluntarily.
Self-exclusion tools for gambling addiction are part of broader national programs outside bank services.
Banks do not typically restrict website access, this is managed by other agencies.
No direct banking tool for gambling control known.
No specific limit exceedance notifications for gambling noted.
Potentially, if flagged under fraud or risk programs.
Not applicable.
Support available through national health services, not via bank.
No bank partnership publicly documented.
Not applicable.
Not publicly applicable.
No known exclusive partnerships.
Not applicable.
Not applicable.
Likely blocked or restricted by bank policies.
Norwegian regulation restricts online gambling use.
Usually treated as normal card or transfer transactions subject to bank and regulatory rules.
Standard processing times for card or transfer payments.
No specific casino fees related to method.
No public info on compatibility issues.
