What is the official website of the payment service?
https://merkur.dk
https://merkur.dk
Customer support contact details are available on Merkur Andelskasse's official website under the "Kontakt os" (Contact Us) page at https://merkur.dk/privat/kontakt/
+45 7027 2706
There is no verified information about a toll-free support number; customers typically use the main phone line provided.
The netbank (online banking) technical support email is [email protected]
Yes, encrypted communication via [email protected] is available for secure communications, and direct advisor contact emails are provided via netbank or mobile banking; general inquiries use the main contact form.
There is no verified information about an online chat support feature on the Merkur Andelskasse website.
Not applicable due to no verified online chat availability.
No verified support through messengers like Telegram or WhatsApp is available.
Phone support is open Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 16:00, with the bank itself open 10:00 to 15:00.
No, customer support does not operate on weekends or Danish public holidays, including specific days such as Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve.
Yes, Merkur Andelskasse has physical branches available for in-person visits.
Merkur Øst at Vesterbrogade 40, 1., 1620 København V; Merkur Vest at De Mezas Vej 1-3, 8000 Aarhus C; and Bispensgade 16, 1., 9000 Aalborg.
Yes, personal meetings are available by prior appointment with an advisor Monday to Friday between 8:00 and 18:00.
Merkur Andelskasse operates primarily in Denmark, and there are no verified international representative offices.
Support and customer service are primarily available in Danish; the online banking interface is offered in English, but staff assistance in English is not guaranteed.
Typical response times are within business hours during weekdays; exact average times are not publicly specified.
No verified information on a VIP priority support system.
There is no specific information documented about a callback service.
Merkur Andelskasse was founded in 1982.
Founded as a cooperative bank; ownership is mainly by its customers (members/shareholders) emphasizing transparency and shared ownership.
Denmark.
Founded in 1982 as a private savings and loan association in Aalborg, transformed into a cooperative fund in 1985, expanded to a full banking institution with focus on ethical and sustainable finance.
No major rebranding found; notable milestones include co-founding the Global Alliance for Banking on Values in 2009.
Specific current board members are not publicly detailed in the available sources.
Owned by cooperative members; strategic partnerships include membership in Global Alliance for Banking on Values.
No, Merkur Andelskasse is not publicly traded.
Not applicable, as it is not publicly listed.
The bank operates branches in Copenhagen, Aarhus, and Aalborg; no verified information on subsidiaries.
Authorized and supervised by the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority (Finanstilsynet), reference number 13460.
Officially operates in Denmark.
No verified information indicating licenses for cryptocurrency operations.
Yes, as a licensed Danish bank, it complies with applicable AML (Anti-Money Laundering) and KYC (Know Your Customer) regulations.
Specific PCI DSS or similar certificates not publicly detailed; standard banking security and regulatory compliance are assumed.
No detailed public records, but as a regulated bank, it undergoes regular regulatory security audits.
Deposits are protected up to 100,000 EUR per depositor under Denmark’s deposit guarantee scheme.
Complies with Danish and EU banking standards and regulations, including GDPR.
No publicly available information on regulatory fines or violations.
Real user feedback may be found on Danish banking review sites and forums, but comprehensive global review platforms are limited.
Common user complaints for banks of this model generally include language access limitations and limited English customer service.
Ethical banking model, transparency, focus on sustainability, and personalized customer service.
No publicly reported systemic issues with withdrawals.
Online banking and mobile apps exist with English interface available; usability is reported as straightforward.
Transaction speed is standard for Danish banking; no significant complaints reported.
It is recommended by customers who value sustainable and ethical banking practices.
Experts view Merkur Andelskasse as a credible institution focusing on sustainability with solid financial standing.
Recognized as Denmark’s first bank to receive the Nordic Swan Ecolabel for investment funds.
No specific ranking participation information.
No specific published recommendations, but it operates under Danish regulatory oversight.
Positive reputation for ethical finance and cooperative ownership.
Recognized for innovation in sustainable banking rather than cutting-edge technology.
Holds Nordic Swan ecolabel for certain financial products.
Likely participates in sustainability and ethical banking events; specifics not listed.
Positioned as Denmark’s leading ethical and sustainable cooperative bank focusing on social responsibility.
Primarily Danish Krone (DKK) and Euro (EUR) for international transactions.
No verified cryptocurrency support.
No proprietary cryptocurrency.
Standard currency exchange services are offered per banking norms.
Market-based exchange rates aligned with Danish and European standards.
Updated regularly per market fluctuations.
Typically handles major international currencies; exotic currencies support is limited or not provided.
Subject to Danish and international regulatory compliance with standard currency controls.
SEPA transfers, international SWIFT payments, domestic transfers.
Yes, internal transfers between Merkur Andelskasse customers are supported.
No specific information; bank account transfers are standard.
Yes, transfers to external bank accounts are supported.
Yes, bill payment services are available.
Typically supported in retail banking products.
Yes, automated payments can be configured.
Scheduling of payments is standard in online banking.
No specific feature documented.
No verified service for payment link generation.
Standard minimums align with Danish banking norms; specific limits vary by payment type.
Limits depend on account type and verification status; no public specifics.
Daily transaction limits apply as per regulatory and bank policies.
Monthly and annual limits apply based on account type and verification.
Limit increase requests are processed typically through customer support with additional verification.
Yes, verified users generally have higher transaction limits.
New accounts may have initial transaction limits for security.
Limits are based on Danish regulations but may be subject to international standards.
Yes, for security or regulatory reasons.
Standard restrictions based on banking policies apply.
Minimum deposit amounts vary by account type.
Bank transfers, card payments, and possibly other standard deposit methods.
Funding fees depend on method; standard bank fees apply.
Varied by account and method; typical banking minimums apply.
Domestic transfers are credited typically same day or next banking day.
Withdrawals via bank transfers, ATM withdrawals with debit cards.
Withdrawal fees apply based on method and bank policy.
Typically 1-3 banking days for bank transfers.
Withdrawal limits depend on account and verification status.
Card funding processing times vary but generally processed quickly.
Domestic transfers usually same day or next business day; international depends on correspondent banks.
Not supported.
Internal transfers are typically instant or near instant.
Weekend funding may be processed next business day.
Yes, holidays delay processing.
No specific express crediting service documented.
Banking hours, transfer type, and correspondent banks affect speed.
Banking systems typically include status notifications.
Contact customer support for investigation.
Withdrawals are processed during banking hours within 1-3 days.
ATM withdrawals are instant; card-based withdrawals depend on card agreement.
Domestic transfers arrive usually same or next day; international may take longer.
Not supported.
Withdrawals on weekends processed next business day.
Yes, withdrawals are delayed on holidays.
No documented express withdrawal service.
Banking operational hours and verification procedures.
Generally yes, via online banking notifications.
Cancellation depends on transaction status and banking policies.
Registration is digital; customers must apply online in Danish through the official Merkur.dk site.
Personal identification, address, proof of identity, and contact information.
Email is typically required for digital communication.
Phone verification is a common security step.
Minimum age is 18 years to open an account.
Yes, business banking accounts are offered.
Yes, identity verification requires authentic documentation.
Primarily residents of Denmark; international restrictions likely apply.
Typically a few days depending on verification completion.
Basic and enhanced verification levels aligned with regulatory standards.
National ID, passport, proof of address.
Additional documents may be required for enhanced KYC.
Yes, digital submission of verification documents is supported.
Usually a few business days.
Limited functionality and lower transaction limits apply to unverified accounts.
Reduced transaction and funding limits.
Yes, proof of address is part of verification.
No specific selfie requirement documented.
Documents are updated as required by regulatory changes or annually.
Standard banking encryption protocols (e.g., TLS/SSL).
Yes, 2FA is used for online banking security.
SMS verification is typically part of transaction authentication.
Not specifically documented.
No verified blockchain usage.
Yes, multiple layers of security protect user data and transactions.
Data protection follows GDPR and Danish privacy legislation.
Not applicable.
Banks typically deploy DDoS protection but no specific documentation.
Regulatory audits and internal security assessments are conducted regularly.
Customer warnings and secure login protocols are in place.
Yes, anti-fraud monitoring systems are standard banking practice.
Rigorous KYC and AML procedures comply with Danish and EU laws.
Yes, suspicious accounts are blocked as per AML policies.
Contact customer support immediately and report suspicious activity.
Through customer service channels or dedicated fraud departments.
Compensation depends on the case and banking policy; Denmark’s deposit guarantee protects funds.
Users have rights to dispute unauthorized or erroneous transactions under Danish law.
Formal appeal procedures exist; customers contact support or regulators.
No specific public information but likely covered under bank insurance policies.
Fees vary depending on transfer type; SEPA transfers usually minimal or free, international may incur fees.
Fees depend on funding method; standard banking fees apply.
Withdrawal fees depend on method and account type.
Currency conversion fees apply based on exchange rates and bank tariffs.
No public information indicating inactivity fees.
Standard banking maintenance fees may apply depending on account type.
Cancellations generally do not have separate fees unless processing costs apply.
No standard express fee service documented.
Fees are disclosed in line with Danish financial regulatory requirements.
Fees may be tiered or negotiated for large transactions.
Different account types and business tariffs exist.
No VIP program publicly documented.
Larger business clients may negotiate terms directly.
Some fee-free transactions may be included depending on account.
No specific discount programs publicly listed.
Yes, business accounts have specific tariffs.
Possible by negotiation for business or large clients.
No information available on promotional codes.
No cashback programs publicly documented.
Large volume clients may get discounts by arrangement.
Yes, Merkur Andelskasse offers a mobile banking app.
Available on iOS and Android platforms.
Account access, payments, transfers, transaction history, and communication with advisors.
Mobile app provides core banking functions; advanced features primarily via web.
Not verified if biometric login is supported.
No, banking functions require online connection.
Push notifications about transactions and alerts are provided.
Not documented.
Regular updates provided, frequency varies.
No public beta program.
Generally considered user-friendly with modern online banking standards.
Yes, website supports mobile-responsive design.
Danish and English for online banking interface.
No public information on dark mode for the website.
No evidence of hotkey support.
Transaction data can typically be exported from online banking.
API access is available through third-party integrations like GoCardless/Nordigen for account data synchronization.
Integration available with financial software and spreadsheets via APIs.
Updates occur periodically as per bank’s IT maintenance.
No verified virtual card issuance information.
Not documented.
Basic multi-currency transactions supported through FX services.
Yes, investment funds including sustainable options are available.
Yes, interest-bearing accounts are offered.
Consumer and business loans are offered.
No cryptocurrency trading service offered.
Merchant services not explicitly documented.
No public information on mass payments.
No loyalty program documented.
Not applicable.
No cashback offers documented.
No referral programs publicly noted.
No VIP privileges documented.
No public information on seasonal promotions.
Not available.
None publicly listed.
Not documented.
No specific policy publicly available.
Common banking regulations would restrict or monitor gambling transactions in Denmark.
Banks may block or monitor suspicious usage as per AML policies.
No public official stance documented.
Standard financial controls for high-risk sectors apply.
Yes, monitored under AML and fraud detection systems.
No, banks are required to maintain transparency in transactions.
Not documented.
Not documented.
Customers may request transaction controls but no specific product.
Self-exclusion generally provided by gambling operators rather than banks.
Not a banking service feature.
No specific controls.
Not documented.
Banks may block suspicious activity as per AML rules.
Not applicable in banking service.
Banks refer customers to appropriate organizations.
Not documented.
Not applicable.
Merkur Andelskasse is a banking provider, acceptance depends on merchant agreements.
No known exclusive partnerships.
Not applicable.
No bonuses documented.
Banking services allow deposits/withdrawals via bank transfer if accepted by casinos.
Subject to Danish and international gambling laws.
Via standard bank transfers or card payments.
Standard bank transfer times apply, usually 1-3 business days.
Fees depend on individual casino policy, not the bank.
None publicly documented.