Where can I find the customer support contacts?
At the official website’s Contact and Support page and main branch contact details in Denmark.
At the official website’s Contact and Support page and main branch contact details in Denmark.
+45 4679 1200 (Denmark branch main contact number).
No verified toll-free support number specific to Denmark branch is publicly listed.
No specific technical support email found; general inquiries are usually handled via main contact forms or branch emails.
Not publicly specified; typically banks have general inquiry contacts, with specialized departments reachable through specific online channels or branch contacts.
Online chat support for digital services is available on Handelsbanken’s main website via the Personal Banking section.
No, chat support operates daily from 8 AM to 10 PM.
No verified support through Telegram or WhatsApp is available.
Customer support is available 24/7 by phone, chat support from 8 AM to 10 PM daily, and social media support also from 8 AM to 10 PM.
Phone support is 24/7, so it includes weekends and holidays; chat and social media support also operate daily including weekends.
Yes, Handelsbanken has physical branches in Denmark for in-person visits.
Main office located at Havneholmen 29, DK-1561 Copenhagen V, Denmark, with additional branches like one in Herning.
Yes, personal meetings can be scheduled by contacting branches directly, usually via phone or online appointment services.
Handelsbanken Denmark is a branch of Svenska Handelsbanken AB (Sweden) and the parent bank operates in multiple Nordic and European countries.
Danish and English are commonly supported languages.
Phone support is immediate; chat responses are real-time during operational hours; email responses typically within 1-2 business days.
Yes, Handelsbanken offers prioritized services and support for premium and private banking clients.
Callback services are typically available for customers on request via phone support.
Handelsbanken’s Denmark branch has been operating since 1992.
Owned by Svenska Handelsbanken AB (Publ), founded in Sweden.
Denmark branch is registered and authorized under Danish jurisdiction as a branch of the Swedish parent company.
Handelsbanken expanded into Denmark in 1992 as part of its Nordic growth; continued diversification of retail and business banking products followed.
The Denmark operations were sold to Jyske Bank, with the acquisition completed November 30, 2022.
Board members are under Svenska Handelsbanken AB; detailed board info is on the parent company’s corporate governance pages.
Being part of a publicly traded Swedish bank, Handelsbanken has institutional and retail shareholders.
Yes, Svenska Handelsbanken AB is publicly listed on Nasdaq Stockholm.
As of latest data, Handelsbanken group’s market cap is in the billions of USD range; exact figures vary over time.
Yes, Handelsbanken operates branches in Nordic countries including Denmark and holds various subsidiaries related to financial services.
Authorized as a credit institution under Danish Financial Supervisory Authority and Swedish regulators.
Officially operates in Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland (sold Danish operations), UK, Netherlands, and other Nordic countries.
No verified cryptocurrency-specific licenses for Handelsbanken Denmark.
Yes, fully compliant with AML and KYC regulations as per EU and Danish financial laws.
Industry-standard security certificates and compliance required, including PCI DSS for card payments.
Yes, undergoes regular financial and security compliance audits mandated by regulators.
Client deposits are protected up to 950,000 SEK by the Swedish deposit guarantee scheme applicable to Danish branch deposits.
Complies with EU financial regulations, PSD2, GDPR data protection, and banking industry best practices.
No public records of significant regulatory fines or violations for Handelsbanken Denmark.
Reviews on finance forums, Google reviews, Trustpilot, and banking comparison websites.
Some user complaints relate to digital banking interface complexity and limited local branch network compared to larger banks.
Praised for strong customer service, security, stable transaction execution, and personalized banking approach.
No widespread withdrawal issues reported; standard banking processing times apply.
Interface is sometimes considered less modern compared to fintechs but functional and safe.
Satisfactory transaction processing speed especially for domestic and SEPA transfers.
Many users recommend it for its security and customer service, particularly for retail and business clients.
Experts view Handelsbanken as a robust and reliable Nordic bank with conservative risk management.
Handelsbanken has received awards for customer satisfaction and financial stability over the years.
Yes, it is recognized among leading Nordic banking institutions in system rankings.
Handelsbanken is compliant and regularly endorsed for operational soundness by regulators.
Known for strong partnership relations and trustworthiness in the Nordic banking ecosystem.
Innovative in API banking mandates and digital integration though conservative in rolling out radical new fintech services.
Holds expected banking quality certifications including ISO standards relevant to IT security and banking operations.
Yes, Handelsbanken representatives take part in Nordic financial industry events and conferences.
Positions as a stable, customer-focused Nordic universal bank emphasizing long-term relationships.
Supports DKK, SEK, EUR, GBP, USD among other major currencies.
No direct cryptocurrency services offered.
No proprietary cryptocurrency or token.
Foreign exchange services are available for supported currencies.
Uses interbank exchange rates with a margin added, typical of retail banking FX pricing.
Rates updated regularly during market hours, typically daily or intraday.
No stablecoin support.
Limited to major and some minor currencies, exotic currencies support is typically restricted.
Subject to international sanctions and restrictions per regulatory frameworks.
Supports domestic transfers, SEPA, SWIFT international transfers, and internal transfers.
Yes, peer-to-peer transfers within Handelsbanken accounts are supported.
Transfers to bank cards generally not supported, focus on bank account transfers.
Yes, transfers to any valid bank accounts are supported.
Yes, bill payment with various Danish suppliers is supported.
Supports setup and execution of recurring payments.
Automatic transfers and standing orders can be configured.
Payment scheduling features are offered through internet banking.
Group payment or splitting features are limited; focus on individual transactions.
No specific payment link generation service publicly identified.
Minimum amounts vary by payment type, but generally no high minimum thresholds.
Transfer caps depend on account type and verification; typically high limits for verified customers.
Daily transaction limits apply to manage risk and comply with regulations.
Monthly/annual limits exist, scaled with customer verification and account type.
Limits can be increased upon request after additional verification and compliance checks.
Verified users enjoy higher transaction and transfer limits.
New accounts typically have lower limits until verification and history are established.
Local regulatory rules may impose geographic differences in limits.
Yes, operations can be blocked due to fraud suspicion, compliance checks, or customer requests.
There are transaction frequency limits for risk management.
Minimum funding amounts vary by method; often low minimum deposits allowed.
Funding via bank transfer, card payments, and sometimes cash deposits at branches.
Deposit fees are generally absent but may apply for some card or international funding.
Minimums per method typically start from a few DKK; varies by channel.
Bank transfers credited usually within same or next business day; card payments quicker.
Withdrawals via cash at branches, bank transfers to other accounts, and card withdrawals.
Withdrawal fee policies depend on account type and withdrawal method; some free allowances apply.
Withdrawals processed typically within 1-3 business days depending on method.
Withdrawal limits exist and scale with verification and account type.
Card funding credited usually within minutes to hours.
Domestic bank transfers normally complete same day or next business day.
Not applicable; Handelsbanken Denmark does not support cryptocurrency transfers.
Internal transfers between Handelsbanken customers are usually instant.
Transfers and funding on weekends may be delayed until next business day.
Yes, public holidays can delay processing and crediting times.
Some express payment options may be available for faster processing at extra cost.
Payment method, time of day, weekends/holidays, and intermediary banks impact speed.
Customers receive notifications via email or app about payment status.
Contact customer support to investigate delayed transactions.
Usually within 1-3 business days depending on channel.
Card-based withdrawals usually occur instantly or within hours.
Bank transfers take same day or next business day within Denmark.
Not supported in Handelsbanken Denmark.
Yes, withdrawals initiated on weekends may process next business day.
Withdrawals can be delayed by bank holidays.
Possible expedited withdrawal options with fees, depending on channel.
Processing depends on method, verification, banking hours, and regulatory checks.
Withdrawal status notifications are commonly provided via digital channels.
Withdrawal cancellation allowed only if transaction not yet processed.
Registration is done via visiting a branch or online application through Handelsbanken’s website.
Personal identification, proof of address, and contact details are required.
Email is usually recommended for communication, but alternative contacts may be accepted.
Phone verification or confirmation is standard practice during registration.
Users must be at least 18 years old to open an account.
Yes, Handelsbanken offers business and corporate accounts.
Providing true and verified identity data is mandatory for regulatory compliance.
Accounts are generally available for residents or businesses in Denmark or Nordic countries.
Activation typically occurs within a few days after submitting verification documents.
Basic and enhanced KYC verification tiers exist.
Valid government-issued ID and proof of residence.
Additional documents may be required for higher transaction limits or business accounts.
Yes, scanned or digital copies are accepted during online submission.
Verification usually takes 1-3 business days.
Limited use is possible but with restricted functionality and lower limits.
Unverified users face strict transaction, transfer, and service limitations.
Yes, address confirmation is part of the verification process.
Not explicitly required, but photo ID verification methods vary.
Periodic updates are required, typically every few years or on regulatory request.
Standard banking-grade SSL/TLS encryption and secure data transmission protocols.
Yes, two-factor authentication is supported and encouraged for account security.
SMS confirmations are used for transaction authentication.
Available on mobile banking apps supporting device biometrics.
No public evidence of blockchain use in Handelsbanken payment services.
Yes, including password, 2FA, transaction limits, and monitoring systems.
User data is protected under GDPR with encryption, access controls, and privacy policies.
Not applicable as there is no crypto custody service.
Banks implement DDoS mitigation as part of their cybersecurity defenses.
Regular internal and external security audits are conducted.
Education, email filtering, and secure login procedures to prevent phishing.
Yes, transaction monitoring systems detect and flag suspicious activities.
AML programs monitor transactions, verify identities, and report suspicious activities to authorities.
Accounts suspected of fraud or money laundering are blocked pending investigation.
Immediately contact customer support and follow bank's fraud resolution procedures.
Customers can report suspicious activity via phone, email, or branch visits.
Banks typically compensate customers when fraud is proven and conditions met.
Customers can dispute transactions within regulatory frameworks for reversals or refunds.
Contact customer service to provide evidence and request review.
Handelsbanken carries cyber risk insurance typical for large financial institutions.
Fees vary by transfer type; SEPA often free, international SWIFT transfers carry fees.
Usually no fees for standard deposits; fees may apply for card and foreign currency deposits.
Withdrawal fees depend on withdrawal method and account type.
Currency conversion fees apply according to bank tariffs.
Some account types may have inactivity fees; specifics should be checked per account contract.
Certain account types may have monthly maintenance fees.
Operation cancellation fees typically are not charged unless specified.
Express payments may incur additional fees.
The bank discloses fees as per regulatory requirements, minimizing hidden charges.
Fees are often tiered, with percentage rates or fixed caps for large transfers.
Different pricing tiers exist for retail, premium, and business customers.
VIPs receive priority service, dedicated relationship managers, and customized product offerings.
By meeting high balance or transaction volume criteria and through private banking services.
Certain accounts may include free transactions, depending on plan.
Discounts or fee waivers may be available for high-volume or loyal customers.
Corporate accounts have specialized tariff plans tailored to business needs.
Custom pricing and conditions are negotiable for large clients.
No information on promotional codes for fee reductions.
No widely known bank cashback programs specific to Handelsbanken Denmark.
Volume-based discounting may be offered for business clients.
Yes, Handelsbanken offers official mobile banking apps.
Available on iOS and Android platforms.
Account management, payments, transfers, card control, notifications, and support features.
Mobile apps offer similar core features optimized for mobile use, some advanced features may only appear on web.
Yes, biometric authentication is supported on mobile apps.
Limited offline functionality mostly for viewing cached data.
Yes, push notifications for transactions and alerts are supported.
Dark mode is supported in mobile banking apps.
Mobile apps are updated periodically, typically every few weeks to months.
No public beta programs widely advertised.
The web interface is functional and secure but some users find it less modern.
Yes, responsive design supports access on multiple devices.
Danish and English.
No confirmed night mode for the web platform.
Not commonly supported in banking web interfaces.
Account statements and transaction data can be exported, usually in PDF or CSV format.
Handelsbanken provides API banking services mainly for corporate clients under PSD2 regulations.
Supports integration with accounting software and third-party payment services via APIs.
Web platform updates happen regularly but not on a fixed public schedule.
No public information on virtual card issuance in Denmark branch.
Not publicly available.
Multi-currency accounts are available primarily for business and private banking clients.
Yes, Handelsbanken offers investment funds, portfolios, and trading accounts.
Interest-bearing accounts are available depending on account type.
Yes, loans, mortgages, and credit cards offered.
No direct peer-to-peer securities trading outside traditional brokerage services.
No direct cryptocurrency trading services.
Merchant acquiring and card payment services are offered.
Bulk payments and payroll services are available to business clients.
No widely publicized loyalty program.
Not applicable.
Not generally available.
No verified referral program.
Dedicated advisors, priority services, personalized financial planning.
Occasional promotions but no standard seasonal offers reported.
Premium service available through private banking relationship.
Partner discounts are not commonly featured.
Business clients may have custom relationship benefits.
No specific policy publicly stated on online casino transactions.
Standard banking regulations and risk policies apply, which may limit some gambling-related payments.
Accounts may be blocked if regulatory compliance or fraud suspicion arises.
Likely viewed cautiously under compliance and risk management perspective.
None publicly stated.
Transactions flagged for compliance with AML and gambling laws.
No, transactions follow regulatory transparency.
No specific gambling expense notification services.
Standard transaction fees apply.
Customers may request spending controls but no special gambling limits specified.
Self-exclusion generally managed outside the banking system.
Bank services do not typically block site access, but accounts can be monitored.
Limited banking-specific gambling expense controls.
Over-limit alerts can be configured generally.
Possible under fraud monitoring.
Not standard banking product feature.
Not provided by bank directly; customers advised to seek specialized support.
No public partnerships noted.
Use general transaction alert settings to monitor.
No specific list; usual acceptance depends on cards or bank transfers.
No public information on exclusive partnerships.
No public data.
Not reported.
Generally deposits possible via cards or transfers; withdrawal support depends on casino policies.
Geographic restrictions apply per bank and legal regulations.
Standard card or bank transfer processing.
Similar to standard banking timings.
Casinos may charge fees, not set by banks.
No known compatibility issues publicly documented.