The official website for Liedon Mietoisten Säästöpankki services is currently integrated within the Liedon Säästöpankki under the Savings Banks Group, primarily found at https://www.saastopankki.fi/fi-fi/pankit-ja-konttorit/liedon-saastopankki referring to Liedon Säästöpankki services since Mietoisten Säästöpankki client business was acquired by Liedon Säästöpankki.
Customer support contacts can be found on the official Liedon Säästöpankki website under the "Contact Us" or "Customer Service" section.
Specific hotline phone numbers for Liedon Mietoisten Säästöpankki are not individually listed; typically, the customer service number for Liedon Säästöpankki should be used as the main contact.
There is no verified public information about a dedicated toll-free support number for Liedon Mietoisten Säästöpankki; Finnish banks commonly offer local number support.
No dedicated technical support email specifically for Liedon Mietoisten Säästöpankki is publicly disclosed; customer service inquiries are generally routed via general contact forms or official customer service emails listed on the main website.
Generally, Finnish savings banks like Liedon Säästöpankki provide specialized emails for different departments such as loans, cards, and online banking support, but specific emails for Mietoisten Säästöpankki clients are not separately published.
Online chat support availability can typically be found on the financial institution's official website on the contact or help page if offered.
Usually, chat support for local savings banks in Finland is not 24/7 but operates during normal business hours.
There is no verified information supporting the availability of Messenger services like Telegram or WhatsApp for Liedon Mietoisten Säästöpankki.
Support typically operates Monday to Friday during standard banking hours, for example, 9:00 to 16:30.
Customer support is generally unavailable on weekends and public holidays.
Yes, Liedon Säästöpankki has regional offices including the former Mietoisten Säästöpankki locations now integrated.
Physical offices are in southwestern Finland towns such as Lieto, Masku, Mynämäki, and formerly Mietoinen.
Customers can usually schedule personal meetings via phone or online appointment booking on the bank website.
The service is primarily Finland-focused without international representative offices.
Finnish is the primary language supported; English may be available on a limited basis.
Response times typically range from a few hours to one business day depending on the channel.
Many savings banks offer priority or dedicated relationship managers for VIP clients, but specifics for Liedon Mietoisten Säästöpankki are not detailed.
Callback services are often available through the bank's customer service channels.
Mietoisten Säästöpankki, now part of Liedon Säästöpankki, was founded in 1895.
Founded as a local savings bank; currently owned and operated under Liedon Säästöpankki and partly influenced by saving bank foundations.
Finland.
Mietoisten Säästöpankki was a local bank acquired by Liedon Säästöpankki in 2021-2023, merging customer business and expanding regional service.
The acquisition by Liedon Säästöpankki represents a significant update and transition period.
Specific board members for Mietoisten Säästöpankki are no longer listed separately; Liedon Säästöpankki governance is publicly accessible via official disclosures.
The local savings bank is partly owned by Liedon Säästöpankkisäätiö and has partnerships relevant to Finnish banking and financial institutions.
Liedon Mietoisten Säästöpankki as a local bank is not publicly traded; it is part of a group with some banking entities traded under Oma Säästöpankki Oyj.
Not publicly available for Mietoisten Säästöpankki specifically.
No subsidiaries listed; branches include former Mietoisten locations now under Liedon Säästöpankki.
Licensed as a credit institution under Finnish Financial Supervisory Authority consistent with licensed Finnish savings banks.
Officially operates in Finland.
No verified information on cryptocurrency-specific licenses.
Yes, the bank complies with Finnish and EU anti-money laundering and KYC regulations.
Typically, Finnish banks comply with PCI DSS and other relevant financial security standards; specific confirmation for Liedon Mietoisten Säästöpankki is not public.
Regular security audits are standard practice though specific audit results are not publicly disclosed.
Client funds are protected under Finnish deposit guarantee schemes.
Complies with EU banking regulations, GDPR, and Finnish financial supervisory requirements.
No publicly known fines or violations.
Reviews may be found on Finnish consumer finance forums or local review sites.
Common general complaints in banking include service speed and branch accessibility; no specific complaints publicly documented.
Users typically praise local service orientation and personalized customer service in savings banks.
No known widespread issues reported.
No specific user interface feedback available; Finnish banks typically maintain modern and user-friendly online interfaces.
No specific information, but Finnish banks generally process transactions efficiently.
No explicit recommendation metrics found.
Experts regard Finnish local savings banks as reliable with strong community focus.
No specific awards found.
No public ranking participation information.
Compliance with regulatory standards is maintained.
Generally positive reputation as a local community bank.
Moderate technological adoption typical in regional savings banks.
Standard Finnish banking certifications apply.
Participation in industry events is common but no specific data.
Positioned as a local, customer-oriented savings bank focusing on southwestern Finland.
Primarily Euro (EUR).
No cryptocurrency services supported.
Currency conversion services are limited; mainly Euro transactions.
Market standard rates from partner institutions used if conversion available.
Rates updated daily typically.
No extensive exotic currency support.
Standard EU and Finnish banking currency restrictions apply.
Domestic and SEPA transfers, local wire transfers, and direct debits typical.
Internal bank transfers supported.
Usually transfers to linked payment cards are supported.
Yes, to Finnish and SEPA bank accounts.
Yes, bill payment services are supported.
Recurring payments and standing orders are supported.
Yes, scheduled automatic transfers can be configured.
Payment scheduling is available.
Group payment or bill splitting is not typically a standard service.
No verified information on payment link creation.
Minimum amounts vary by service type; typically low or no minimum for domestic transfers.
Limits depend on customer verification level and bank policy.
Yes, daily transaction limits are in place for security.
Limits for aggregate monthly and yearly transactions vary and are defined per customer profile.
Customers can request limit increases through verification and approval processes.
Yes, verified users generally have higher operational limits.
New accounts may have lower limits initially.
Limits follow EU and Finnish regulations; geographic limitations adhere to these standards.
Yes, temporary blocks can be applied for security or compliance reasons.
Daily number of transactions limits may exist to prevent abuse.
Minimum deposit amounts vary with funding method.
Bank transfers, debit/credit cards, and sometimes mobile payments are supported.
Deposits are usually free, but check specific terms.
Varies by method, often no minimum for bank transfers.
Bank transfers usually credit within 1-2 business days, card payments often instantly.
Withdrawals via bank transfers or cash at branches.
Withdrawal fees may apply depending on method.
Withdrawals typically take 1-3 business days.
Limits depend on verification status and account type.
Usually instant or within minutes.
1-2 business days typically.
Not applicable.
Internal bank transfers can be instant.
Delays typically occur as banks do not process transactions on weekends.
Public holidays may delay transaction processing.
Some banks offer express services with fees.
Time of day, bank processing schedules, and method used.
Yes, notifications often provided via SMS or email.
Contact customer support to investigate.
Typically within 1-2 business days.
Usually instant or same day.
Usually 1-2 business days.
Not supported.
Yes, withdrawals may be delayed.
Yes, processing slows on holidays.
Some express withdrawal options may exist.
Banking hours, verification, and anti-fraud checks.
Yes, status alerts typically sent.
Cancellation may be possible before completion but depends on processing stage.
Registration is done through personal visit or online application with identity verification.
Personal identity information, contact details, and verification documents.
Generally, email is required for communication and verification.
Phone verification is often required.
Minimum age is usually 18 years.
Yes, business accounts are available with additional documentation.
Yes, strict identity verification is required.
Services limited to residents of Finland or EU/EEA.
Usually several hours to a few business days after verification.
Basic and enhanced verification levels depending on services used.
Valid ID, proof of address, and sometimes income verification.
Yes, additional documents such as tax and business registration may be required.
Digital document uploads are commonly accepted.
Typically 1-3 business days.
Limited functionality is available without full verification.
Lower transaction limits and restricted service access.
Yes, proof of address is typically required.
Increasingly common for identity validation.
At intervals dictated by regulatory requirements, typically every few years or on suspicion.
Banks generally use TLS/SSL encryption for data security.
Yes, 2FA is a common security feature.
SMS OTPs for transaction verifications are often in use.
Some mobile apps offer biometric authentication like fingerprint or facial recognition.
No public information suggests blockchain use.
Yes, layered security including firewalls, encryption, and monitoring.
Complies with GDPR and Finnish data protection laws.
Not applicable.
Banks employ DDoS mitigation technologies.
Yes, internal and external audits are standard.
Email and transaction monitoring, user education, and secure login methods.
Yes, fraud detection systems monitor unusual transactions.
Compliance with AML laws, transaction monitoring, and reporting suspicious activity.
Yes, banks block or freeze accounts under suspicion.
Customers must report immediately; bank initiates investigation and protective measures.
Typically via customer service phone, email, or online forms.
Banks generally provide compensation under legal frameworks if customer was not negligent.
Customers can request dispute resolution or chargebacks per EU regulations.
Customers contact customer service and may appeal the decision.
Banks often have cyber insurance coverage.
Transfer fees depend on type, with SEPA transfers usually low-cost or free.
Deposits usually free.
Withdrawal fees vary by method.
Currency conversion fees often apply.
Some banks charge inactivity fees after long dormancy.
Maintenance fees may apply depending on account type.
Fees for canceling transactions may exist.
Express services carry fees.
Banks must disclose all fees; hidden fees are not standard practice.
Large transactions may have tiered fees or negotiated rates.
Banks offer various account plans with differing fees.
VIP clients get dedicated support and fee discounts.
Usually by meeting balance or transaction volume criteria.
Some accounts have monthly free transfer limits.
Activity-based incentives may exist.
Business accounts have tailored pricing.
Custom agreements possible for large clients.
Rare in banking services.
Some card products offer cashback.
Volume discounts may apply.
Liedon Säästöpankki offers mobile banking apps.
iOS and Android.
Account management, payments, transfers, card controls.
Mobile apps may have limited features compared to full web platform.
Likely supported in mobile apps.
Limited offline functionality.
Yes, notifications for transactions are supported.
May be available depending on app version.
Regular updates released.
Beta or test versions are not commonly public.
Finnish banks generally offer user-friendly web interfaces.
Yes, mobile responsive designs are common.
Mainly Finnish; some English support.
Dark mode availability depends on the site design.
Not common for banking websites.
Account statements can usually be exported in PDF or CSV.
Public APIs are usually limited or for partners.
Supported for payment systems and accounting software.
Updates occur periodically.
Some banks provide virtual card options.
Disposable or one-time-use cards are not standard.
Multi-currency accounts are uncommon for small Finnish local banks.
Savings and investment products are typically offered.
Interest may be earned on savings accounts.
Loans and credit services are available.
Merchant services may be offered.
Bulk payment capabilities are common for business accounts.
No specific loyalty programs found.
Not applicable.
Cashback is not a standard feature but may be on credit cards.
No public referral program info.
Personalized service and fee benefits.
Bank promotions vary by season.
Premium account tiers are common.
Partner discounts are occasionally offered.
Business loyalty incentives may exist.
The bank likely restricts or monitors gambling-related payments as per Finnish regulations.
Yes, Finnish banks enforce restrictions on gambling transactions.
Accounts may be blocked if illegal or suspicious activity is detected.
Regulated and monitored closely.
Special terms apply under Finnish law.
Yes, transactions are monitored for AML compliance.
No, transparency is maintained as per regulations.
Rare but possible on customer request.
Fees reflect normal transaction costs.
Customers can request spending controls.
Self-exclusion tools exist in Finnish banking.
Access blocking can be implemented by customers/providers.
Yes, with bank or third-party tools.
Alerts available based on settings.
Yes, on compliance grounds.
Available upon request or in statements.
Not standard in banking but encouraged externally.
Resources and referrals are provided by banks and authorities.
Finnish banks collaborate with social services for gambling help.
Customers can request alerts via customer service.
Not specifically applicable as banks support card or transfer payments.
Not applicable.
Typically supported through card payments.
Finnish regulations restrict access to some gambling sites.
Via card processing or bank transfers.
Typically instant to a few business days.
Fees vary by operator.
No known issues.
