What is the official website of the payment service?
https://www.haugesund-sparebank.no
https://www.haugesund-sparebank.no
On the Haugesund Sparebank official website under the "Kontakt oss" (Contact us) section.
+47 52 70 50 00
There is no publicly available information about a toll-free support number; typically, Norwegian local banks use standard geographic numbers for support.
[email protected] (general customer service email)
No detailed public information about specialized emails per type, but there are individual contacts such as authorized financial advisor and customer consultants available by phone.
The bank encourages usage of mobile or online banking platforms for secure communication; no dedicated web chat is publicly noted.
Not applicable as no dedicated chat support is indicated.
No indication or public support available via Telegram, WhatsApp, or similar messengers.
Weekdays 07:00 to 21:00, Saturday and Sunday 09:00 to 21:00 (insurance support differs)
Yes, main support operates on weekends from 09:00 to 21:00; insurance support limited to Saturdays 09:00-17:00, closed Sundays.
Yes, Haugesund Sparebank operates physical branches for in-person visits.
Specific office locations are not detailed here, but their main presence is in Haugesund, Norway, with branch details typically found on their official website.
Yes, the bank offers personal meeting scheduling with advisors; contact through phone or online banking to arrange.
No information on international representative offices; service primarily focused on Norway.
Support is generally available in Norwegian; English may be offered but is not explicitly stated.
No exact metrics available; typical banking support aims to respond promptly during working hours.
No public details on VIP priority support systems.
Not specifically noted, but banks commonly offer callback requests through customer service channels.
Haugesund Sparebank was founded in 1928.
Founded as an independent, locally owned savings bank; current ownership is local stakeholders.
Norway.
Established in 1928 as a local savings bank; expanded services include modern digital banking, integration with Apple Pay, Google Pay, and BankID.
No notable rebranding found; continuous technology updates to banking systems and payment methods to remain current.
Specific current board members are not publicly listed here; typically available on the bank’s official corporate governance page.
As a locally owned savings bank, no external commercial investors but likely partnerships with payment networks like Visa, Apple Pay, and Google Pay providers.
Haugesund Sparebank is publicly listed on Euronext Oslo Børs.
Specific up-to-date market capitalization information is not provided here.
Branch network mostly regional within Norway; no notable subsidiaries disclosed publicly.
Licensed as a Norwegian financial institution under Norwegian banking regulations; authorized to issue cards and digital payment services.
Norway.
No public information indicating licenses related to cryptocurrency operations.
Yes, as a licensed Norwegian bank, full compliance with AML (Anti-Money Laundering) and KYC (Know Your Customer) requirements is mandatory.
Payment services likely comply with PCI DSS standards for card payments, as indicated by their Visa card issuance and acceptance of Apple Pay/Google Pay.
Regular security audits are standard for banks in Norway; specific audit reports are not publicly available.
Client funds are protected under the Norwegian banks’ guarantee scheme for deposits.
Compliance with GDPR (data privacy), PCI DSS (payment card industry security), PSD2 (EU Payment Services Directive) via API open banking portal.
No public records of regulatory fines or violations found.
User reviews may be found on Norwegian finance forums, Google reviews, or Facebook pages related to Haugesund Sparebank.
Common banking complaints usually include app usability or service wait times, but no specific widespread complaints documented here.
Praised for local service, reliable banking solutions, integration with modern payment methods like Apple Pay and Visa cards.
No widespread withdrawal issues reported publicly.
Positive feedback generally noted for digital banking platforms and mobile apps, reflecting ease of use.
Standard Norwegian banking transaction speeds apply; no known complaints about delays.
Generally recommended for retail customers in the Haugesund region.
Experts view Haugesund Sparebank as a stable regional bank with strong compliance and secure payment services.
No specific awards found publicly.
Not publicly listed in global payment system rankings.
Compliance with Finanstilsynet regulations indicates regulatory endorsement for operational standards.
Maintains good relationships with payment networks like Visa and Apple Pay.
Actively adopting mobile payments and open banking APIs shows commitment to innovation.
Standard Norwegian banking certifications and licenses apply.
No specific information but banks often participate in industry conferences.
Positioned as a reliable local savings bank with digital payment capabilities and personal customer focus.
Primarily Norwegian Krone (NOK).
No public support for cryptocurrency offerings.
Currency conversion likely available for international transfers but no public multi-currency accounts noted.
Market standard interbank rates plus bank fees for foreign exchange.
Updated in real-time or daily according to market rates.
Not supported.
Limited to major currencies supported in cross-border payments.
Standard Norwegian banking regulations apply.
Domestic transfers, international SWIFT payments, card payments, e-wallet payments (Apple Pay, Google Pay).
Yes, internal transfers within the bank.
Yes, card payments including Visa.
Yes, both domestic and international bank transfers.
Yes, including AvtaleGiro and eFaktura.
Yes, recurring payments such as AvtaleGiro.
Yes, customers can set up scheduled payments and withdrawals.
No specific information on group payments.
No public info on payment link generation.
Not publicly specified; standard banking minimums apply.
Subject to verification and account limits.
Yes, typical limits apply depending on account verification.
Limits depend on verification level and customer agreement.
By undergoing further verification and agreement with the bank.
Yes, verified users have higher limits.
Limited until verification and account maturity.
Operations are focused in Norway, geographic limits apply accordingly.
Yes, for security reasons or suspicious activity.
Possible, depends on account type.
Not specifically stated.
Deposit via bank transfer, card payments, cash deposits at branches.
Typically no fees for standard deposits.
Not publicly specified.
Usually instant for card and internal transfers; bank transfer times vary.
ATM withdrawals, transfers to other accounts, card transactions.
Standard fees may apply depending on method and account.
Instant at ATM; 1-3 business days for bank transfers.
Limits depend on account type and verification.
Instant or near-instant.
Typically 1-3 business days.
Not applicable.
Internal bank transfers are typically instant or same day.
Possible delays on weekends and holidays.
Yes, standard banking holidays affect processing times.
Not commonly offered for standard deposits.
Payment method, bank processing times, time of day.
Yes, notifications provided in mobile or online banking.
Contact customer service for investigation and resolution.
Usually within the same or next business day.
Instant at ATM or POS terminals.
1-3 business days typically.
Not applicable.
Yes, weekend delays possible.
Rarely offered for withdrawals.
Bank processing schedules and payment method.
Yes, through banking platform alerts.
Usually only before processing begins.
Registration through the bank’s website or branch, providing identification details.
Identification (passport/ID), address, contact details, sometimes income information.
Usually an email address is required for communication.
Yes, phone number verification is typical.
Legal minimum age is 18 years.
Yes, business accounts are offered.
Yes, identity verification and real data are mandatory under AML laws.
Primarily for residents in Norway.
Usually immediate after verification or up to a few days.
Basic and enhanced verification for higher limits and services.
Government-issued ID, proof of address.
Yes, may include income proof and additional identity documents.
Yes, usually through secure upload in online banking.
From immediate to a few business days.
Limited access to functionality; most services require verification.
Minimal transaction limits and restricted service access.
Yes, typically required.
Sometimes required for enhanced KYC.
Depending on regulations, every few years or if information changes.
Standard TLS/SSL encryption for data in transit.
Yes, 2FA is commonly supported.
Typically yes, for security confirmations.
Supported on mobile app platforms where available.
No public info confirming blockchain use.
Yes, multi-layered security architecture is standard.
Compliance with GDPR and Norwegian privacy laws.
Not applicable.
Yes, standard infrastructure protection.
Yes, regular security and compliance audits conducted.
User education, secure login, and alert systems.
Yes, monitoring for fraud and suspicious behavior.
Through KYC, AML policies, transaction monitoring.
Yes, accounts can be blocked pending investigation.
Report immediately to bank support.
Through customer service channels.
Compensation depends on investigation and terms; consumer protection laws apply.
Right to dispute through bank and regulatory channels.
Contact bank customer service to resolve.
Specific cyber insurance not publicly stated, but banking is generally covered by risk management.
Fees vary; domestic transfers often free or low cost, international transfers higher fees.
Usually no fees for standard deposits.
Fees may apply for certain withdrawal methods.
Yes, bank exchange fees apply.
Not commonly charged for personal accounts.
Maintenance fees vary by account type.
Usually no.
May apply for express international transfers.
No known hidden fees; fees disclosed in terms.
Usually percentage-based or fixed limits.
Different account types with varied fees.
Not publicly detailed.
Usually by volume or relationship management.
Often yes for basic account types.
No public info on discounts.
Yes, business accounts have tariff plans.
Possible through negotiation.
Not typical for banks.
No specific cashback programs found.
Possible through relationship banking.
iOS and Android.
Account management, payments, transfers, mobile deposits, card control.
Mobile apps are streamlined; most core functions available on both.
Supported on mobile apps.
Limited; mostly requires internet connection.
Not explicitly stated.
Regular updates, frequency varies.
No public info on beta.
Generally positively viewed.
Norwegian primarily.
Not explicitly stated.
No public info.
Basic data export features likely.
Yes, a PSD2 open banking API is available.
Yes, via APIs and payment integrations.
Periodic updates.
Not specifically stated.
No public info.
Limited or not publicly offered.
Yes, bank offers investment services.
Yes, on savings accounts.
Yes, loans and credit lines available.
Business payment services available.
No public information.
No public information.
Not applicable.
Not publicly detailed.
Not commonly advertised.
Not publicly detailed.
No public information.
No public info.
No specific information on casino transactions.
Typically Norwegian banks restrict certain gambling transactions for regulatory compliance.
Possibly, under specific risk controls.
Likely cautious and regulated approach.
Not publicly stated.
Likely monitored per AML rules.
No, regulated banks monitor such transactions.
Not specifically stated.
No public info.
Not publicly detailed.
Not bank provided, typically user or ISP level.
No explicit info.
Likely blocked if detected and risky.
No public info.
Via external organizations, not directly from bank.
No public information.
Not applicable.
No public partnerships.
No info.
No public info.
Norwegian banking laws apply.
Not publicly detailed.
Not applicable.
Not applicable.
No public info.