Where can I find the customer support contacts?
Customer support contacts are available on Handelsbanken Norway's official website under the "Contact us" and "Help and support" sections.
Customer support contacts are available on Handelsbanken Norway's official website under the "Contact us" and "Help and support" sections.
The main customer service phone number is +47 22 39 77 00 (Support24, available 24 hours).
There is no verified information on a toll-free support number for Handelsbanken Norway; typically, local or standard calling rates may apply.
No specific technical support email publicly available; technical support is primarily via phone at +47 22 39 79 00 (Mon–Fri, 08:00–16:00).
No publicly listed specialized email addresses found; inquiries are handled via phone lines or online messaging in the banking platform.
There is no confirmed online chat support channel directly available on the public website.
Not applicable (no verified chat support).
There is no verified availability of support through Telegram, WhatsApp, or other messengers.
Telephone support is available 24/7 via Support24 (+47 22 39 77 00). Technical business support is available Mon–Fri, 08:00–16:00.
Yes, Support24 operates all year round, 24 hours, including weekends and holidays.
Yes, Handelsbanken Norway has multiple physical branches across the country.
The main office is in Oslo (Tjuvholmen Alle 11, Vika), with 49 branch locations distributed throughout Norway.
Yes, customers can schedule personal meetings, typically via their advisor or branch contact.
Handelsbanken operates internationally through its parent group; Norwegian offices primarily serve the local market.
Customer support is available primarily in Norwegian and English.
Phone support response is immediate; email or online inquiries usually respond within 1-2 business days.
VIP or priority customer support services are common industry practice but not explicitly detailed for Handelsbanken Norway.
Callback services are generally available through customer service on request, though specifics are not publicly confirmed.
Handelsbanken was founded in 1871 (parent bank), with Norwegian operations established over several decades.
Founded as Svenska Handelsbanken in Sweden; ownership is through Svenska Handelsbanken AB (publ).
The parent group is registered in Sweden; Handelsbanken Norway is registered in Norway.
Expanded from traditional banking; introduced contactless payments (including micro bank cards in wristbands); ongoing digital innovation partnerships.
No major rebranding found; continuous updates and innovations in payment service offerings.
The board includes senior executives from Svenska Handelsbanken AB; specific Norwegian board details are not publicly separated.
Partners include BankAxept (Norwegian national payment system), Tietoevry (IT services), Meniga (digital banking insights).
Svenska Handelsbanken AB is publicly traded on the Stockholm stock exchange.
Svenska Handelsbanken’s market cap fluctuates and can be checked on stock market platforms for current value.
Handelsbanken Norway operates as a branch/subsidiary of Svenska Handelsbanken with multiple local branches.
Licensed under Norwegian financial regulations and the Swedish parent’s banking license, authorized to operate in Norway.
Official operations in Norway and multiple countries where Svenska Handelsbanken is present.
No public information supporting cryptocurrency-specific licenses.
Yes, Handelsbanken Norway follows standard AML and KYC regulatory requirements as a licensed bank.
Bank services comply with industry security standards like PCI DSS for card payments and financial data protection.
Regular internal and external security audits are standard for regulated banks like Handelsbanken.
Yes, client funds are covered by Norway’s bank guarantee scheme and deposit insurance.
Compliance with international banking regulations, GDPR for data protection, PCI DSS, and ISO security standards.
No publicly reported significant regulatory fines or violations found.
Reviews available on banking comparison sites, Trustpilot, and local Norwegian financial forums.
Typical banking complaints include transaction delays, customer service responsiveness, and online platform usability.
Praised for secure payment methods, branch presence, customer service, and innovative contactless payment options.
No widespread reported issues; withdrawals generally reliable as per user reviews.
Mobile app and online banking interface are rated user-friendly with a smooth experience.
Most clients report satisfactory transaction processing speeds for domestic and cross-border payments.
Recommended by many users, particularly those valuing personal banking and local branch access.
Industry experts consider Handelsbanken reliable with strong compliance and digital innovation.
No specific awards found but recognized as a leading bank in Norway and the Nordic region.
Handelsbanken is a notable player in Nordic payment system rankings and card acquiring volumes.
No special endorsements found publicly; operates fully compliant with regulatory guidance.
Respected by payment partners such as BankAxept, Tietoevry, and Meniga for collaboration and innovation.
Solution innovation is positively recognized through early adoption of contactless wristband payments and digital banking features.
Quality assurance certifications aligned with banking regulatory requirements are maintained.
Handelsbanken representatives participate in financial industry events and fintech conferences regionally.
Positions as a trusted, innovative full-service bank with a strong local presence and digital payment options.
Supports Norwegian krone (NOK), Swedish krona (SEK), euro (EUR), and other major currencies for international payments.
Cryptocurrencies are not supported as direct payment or custody options.
No proprietary cryptocurrency or token exists.
Yes, currency conversion is available for international payments.
Exchange rates are sourced from established financial markets and updated regularly in the platform.
Rates updated multiple times daily to reflect market movements.
Stablecoins are not supported.
Handling of exotic currencies may be limited depending on correspondent banking relationships.
Currency restrictions apply as per Norwegian and international regulations.
Supports domestic, international (including SEPA), express, and cross-border transfers.
Internal transfers between Handelsbanken customers are supported.
Transfers to bank cards are supported as per card payment infrastructure.
Money transfers to bank accounts domestically and internationally are supported.
Bill payment services are available through online and mobile banking.
Recurring payment setup is supported for bills and other regular transactions.
Yes, automatic transfers and scheduling are supported.
Payment scheduling features are provided in the online banking system.
Group payment and splitting capabilities are generally not highlighted publicly.
No verified information on payment link generation.
Minimum transaction limits depend on the transfer type but are generally low for most payments.
Maximum transfer limits vary by account type and regulatory compliance.
Daily transaction limits exist for security and regulatory reasons, adjustable with verification.
Monthly and annual limits apply depending on account status and verification levels.
Limits can typically be increased by completing higher verification levels or by contacting customer support.
Verified users have higher transaction and transfer limits.
New accounts may have initial restrictions for transactions and transfers until verified.
Geographic regulatory requirements may impose different limits on transfers.
Operations can be temporarily blocked for security reasons or suspicious activity.
Limits on transaction counts per day may apply as part of anti-fraud measures.
Minimum deposit amounts vary by funding method; generally low or none for bank transfers.
Supported funding methods include bank transfers, debit/credit cards, and deposits via partner payment systems.
Deposit fees are generally low or waived but depend on the method used.
Minimum funding amounts depend on the selected method and account type.
Funds via bank transfer typically credited within 1-2 business days; card payments faster.
Withdrawals can be made to bank accounts, cards, or via branch services.
Withdrawal fees vary by channel and destination; some may be free for domestic transfers.
Withdrawal processing ranges from instant (internal) to 1-3 business days for external transfers.
Withdrawal limits are subject to account level and regulatory requirements.
Card funding credited typically immediately or within a few hours.
Domestic bank transfers typically take same day or one business day.
Cryptocurrencies are not supported for transfers.
Internal transfers between Handelsbanken customers are usually instant.
Funding through bank transfers may be delayed on weekends.
Public holidays may delay bank processing times for funding and withdrawals.
No public information on express funding services for a fee.
Processing times depend on payment method, banking hours, and regulatory checks.
The system provides notifications through online banking and mobile app.
Contact customer support to investigate delayed funding.
Withdrawal requests are processed typically within one business day.
Card withdrawals may be instant or up to 1-2 banking days.
Bank transfers usually arrive within 1-2 business days domestically.
Cryptocurrency withdrawals are not supported.
Withdrawals via bank transfer may be delayed on weekends.
Withdrawal speed may be impacted by public holidays.
No confirmed info on express withdrawal service.
Time depends on method, banking network, and security checks.
Withdrawal status is trackable via the online banking interface.
Withdrawal cancellation is subject to bank policy and may be possible if not processed.
Registration is done via branch, online banking, or mobile app with identification requirements.
Personal identification, proof of address, and contact information are required.
Email is usually required for registration and communication.
Phone number confirmation is standard in registration.
Minimum age is typically 18 years to open accounts.
Yes, Handelsbanken offers business accounts with documentation requirements.
Real personal data and valid identification documents are mandatory for compliance.
Account opening generally restricted to residents or persons with valid presence in Norway.
Activation is usually immediate after verification, may take 1-2 business days if manual checks needed.
Basic and enhanced verification levels for different transaction capabilities.
Valid ID (passport, national ID), proof of address.
Additional documents may be required for enhanced verification (e.g., income proof).
Digital document submission is generally accepted through online banking.
Verification takes from hours up to 2 business days.
Limited access without full verification; major services require verification.
Unverified users face limits on transfers, payments, and withdrawals.
Yes, address confirmation is standard in KYC procedures.
Some digital verification processes may require a selfie with ID.
Document updates requested upon expiration or periodic compliance checks.
Uses industry-standard TLS/SSL encryption for data transmission.
Yes, 2FA is supported via BankID and SMS codes.
SMS verification codes are used for certain operations as additional security.
Biometric login (fingerprint/Face ID) is supported in the mobile app.
No public data confirming blockchain use in payment processing.
Yes, multi-layered security including encryption, 2FA, fraud monitoring.
Data is protected under GDPR and Norwegian privacy laws with strict access controls.
Cryptocurrencies are not supported, thus cold storage is not applicable.
Yes, standard DDoS mitigation systems protect online services.
Yes, regular internal and external security audits are performed.
Anti-phishing warnings and security tips are provided through the online banking platform.
Automated fraud detection and alert systems monitor account activity.
Robust AML policies, transaction monitoring, and KYC procedures are in place.
Yes, suspicious accounts are blocked pending investigation.
Notify the bank immediately; follow bank’s fraud resolution procedures.
Report via phone, online banking messages, or branch visit.
Compensation policies exist subject to investigation and legal conditions.
Consumers have rights to dispute charges under banking regulations and can file complaints.
Contact customer support and escalate through official complaint channels.
Cybersecurity insurance is likely maintained as part of operational risk management.
Fees vary by transfer type: SEPA transfers often free online; other transfers have tiered fees.
Deposit fees are minimal or none depending on the method.
Withdrawal fees vary by method; some may incur charges.
Currency conversion fees apply, typically a percentage of the amount converted.
Inactivity fees are not commonly charged but depend on account type.
Some account maintenance fees may apply depending on service level.
Fees for cancelled operations may apply, depending on timing and type.
Express transfer services attract higher fees.
Fees are disclosed upfront; hidden fees are not standard practice due to regulation.
Large transactions may have tiered or negotiated fee rates.
Different pricing tiers exist for personal, business, and premium accounts.
VIP accounts usually gain fee reductions, priority support, and enhanced service.
Preferential terms are given based on account type, relationship, and volume.
Some free transfers may be included depending on account agreement.
Discounts and benefits may be offered for high activity clients.
Yes, corporate accounts have specific tariffs and fee structures.
Custom pricing may be negotiated with bank advisors.
No publicly available information on promotional fee codes.
No evidence of general cashback programs.
Volume discounts may apply for business clients.
Yes, "Handelsbanken NO - Privat" app is available for customers.
The app is available for Android and iOS devices.
Mobile banking includes login via fingerprint, transfers, trading funds/stocks, alerts, secure messaging, card PIN management.
The mobile app offers most common functions; some advanced services may be web-only.
Yes, biometric login is supported.
Limited offline functionality; most operations require online access.
Push notifications available for alerts and transactions.
No explicit information on dark mode availability.
Updates are regularly released, approximately every few months.
No public beta program information found.
The web platform is considered user-friendly and accessible.
Yes, the web interface supports mobile responsiveness.
Interface available in Norwegian and English.
No confirmed night mode for the web interface.
No public information on hotkey support.
Basic export options available for transactions and account statements.
No public developer API is advertised.
Partners and integrations exist (e.g., Tietoevry), but no direct public API info.
Regular updates for security and features, timing not specifically published.
No specific evidence of virtual card issuance.
No information on disposable card availability.
Multi-currency account types exist for business and private customers.
Yes, equities, mutual funds, and wealth management services are offered.
Interest products vary by account type.
Credit and lending are available through Handelsbanken.
No public info on peer-to-peer trading.
Cryptocurrencies are not supported for trading.
Previously had card acquiring, but sold to Worldline; merchant services continue via partnerships.
Not publicly advertised.
No known loyalty programs.
Not applicable.
No general cashback program.
No public referral program information.
VIP clients get priority support and personalized service.
Occasional offers may exist; not broadly advertised.
Premium banking options exist with additional services.
Possible through business partnerships; no public list.
Corporate client programs exist focusing on volume benefits.
Gambling transaction policies follow Norwegian and EU regulations, typically restrictive.
Yes, gambling transactions are limited by law and bank policies.
Accounts may be blocked due to suspicious gambling activity.
Banks monitor gambling activity closely and comply with regulatory requirements.
Norwegian banks restrict gambling-related transactions.
Such transactions are tracked under AML and fraud monitoring policies.
No, transparency and compliance prevent hiding transactions.
No specific dedicated notifications found.
Not separately disclosed.
Some clients may request spending controls with the bank.
Self-exclusion is supported via regulatory and bank support.
Banks generally do not provide direct blocking of websites.
Not specifically supported in banking apps.
General overdraft or spending limits notifications exist.
Yes, suspicious or compliance-blocked transactions include casinos.
Cooling-off periods fall under regulatory gaming authorities, not the bank.
Banks may refer clients to support organizations.
No clear documented partnerships.
No direct setup available; use general account alerts.
No specific list; acceptance depends on merchant integration.
No known exclusive partnerships.
Terms depend on merchant agreements.
No reported casino bonuses linked to payment method.
Usage depends on merchant acceptance and payment regulations.
Subject to the laws in Norway and gambling jurisdictions.
Via typical card or bank transfer payment processing.
Processing times similar to regular card/transfer payments.
Fees may be charged by casinos, not by the bank.
No reported platform compatibility issues.