What is the official website of the payment service?
https://www.omasp.fi
https://www.omasp.fi
Customer support contacts are available on the "Contact" page of the official website, www.omasp.fi/en/contact.
The main customer service phone number is +358 207 640 600.
No verified information found about a toll-free support number for Oma Säästöpankki.
No verified specific technical support email address is publicly listed.
No specific separate email addresses for different inquiries verified; general contact is via the official site.
Online chat support is available through the OmaSp mobile app and digital channels on the official website.
Chat support hours are not confirmed as 24/7; customer service operates mainly within regular business hours.
No verified information about support via Telegram or WhatsApp.
Customer service hours are Monday to Friday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM, and Saturday 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM, with some variations in July.
Support works limited hours on Saturdays, closed on Sundays and some holidays.
Yes, there are multiple branch offices across Finland.
Main headquarters at Valtakatu 32, Lappeenranta, South Karelia, Finland, plus 35 branch offices nationwide.
Yes, personal meetings can be arranged via branch offices; usually by appointment.
No verified foreign representative offices; operations mainly in Finland.
Finnish and Swedish are the primary languages; some support in English likely available.
Typical response times vary; chat and phone support generally respond promptly within minutes to hours.
No verified data about VIP priority support.
No confirmed callback service found.
Oma Säästöpankki (OmaSp) originated in the Finnish savings bank tradition dating back several decades; the modern format is recent but no exact founding year verified.
Owned by Oma Sp Savings Bank Plc, a Finnish savings bank; no individual founder name verified.
Registered in Finland.
Evolved from local savings bank networks into a digital and branch-based bank serving 150,000+ customers with digital banking solutions.
No major rebranding identified recently; continuous digital channel upgrades like OmaSp mobile app launched.
Specific board members are not publicly listed in current data.
Partners include other Finnish financial institutions for product intermediation; no external investors disclosed.
OmaSp is a privately held savings bank, not publicly traded.
Market capitalization data not applicable as it’s not publicly traded.
Yes, operates 35 branch offices across Finland.
Holds Finnish Financial Supervisory Authority regulated banking licenses.
Operates officially within Finland and the European Economic Area for payments.
No verified licenses for cryptocurrency operations.
Yes, fully compliant with AML and KYC regulations per Finnish and EU banking standards.
No specific certified details publicly disclosed, but banking operations adhere to industry security standards.
Regular security audits are a standard for banks; no explicit public report found.
Deposits are protected under the Finnish deposit guarantee scheme.
Compliant with EU financial services directives, PSD2, GDPR for data protection.
No publicly disclosed regulatory fines or violations.
Reviews can be found on Finnish financial forums and app stores (Google Play for OmaSp Mobile app).
Some users mention limitations in online banking features and occasional slower response times.
Users praise its local customer service focus and easy-to-use mobile banking app.
No significant reported issues with fund withdrawals.
Mobile and online banking interfaces are regarded as intuitive and user-friendly.
Transactions within OmaSp accounts are instant; SEPA transfers to other banks usually same day on weekdays.
Positive local reputation results in moderate user recommendations.
Experts consider OmaSp a stable regional bank with solid service reliability.
No specific awards publicly noted.
No known participation in global payment system rankings.
Supervised and authorized by Finnish regulators, meeting compliance mandates.
Regarded as a trustworthy partner in Finnish banking network.
Innovation focus on digital banking improvements like mobile payments and online banking.
No explicit quality certifications publicized.
No public details on conference participation.
Positions as a strong local savings bank offering personal service with modern digital options.
Supports EUR prominently; foreign payments supported in AUD, CAD, CHF, DKK, EUR, GBP, HKD, JPY, NOK, PLN, SEK, USD, NZD, ZAR, SGD.
No support for cryptocurrencies.
No proprietary cryptocurrency.
Currency conversion feature available within the online bank.
Uses market-based exchange rates updated regularly in their system.
Exchange rates are updated regularly; exact frequency not disclosed.
No stablecoin support.
Exotic or minor currencies are not supported.
Payments and currency handling are subject to EU and Finnish regulations and restrictions.
Supports SEPA transfers, foreign payments, real-time internal transfers.
Internal transfers between OmaSp customers are instant.
No verified data on card-to-card transfers.
Yes, transfers to bank accounts are supported.
Yes, bill payment services are available.
Recurring payment setup capability is typical but not specifically detailed.
Automatic transfer feature likely supported in online banking.
Payment scheduling features are generally available.
No explicit information on group payments.
No confirmed payment link creation feature.
Minimum payment amount is EUR 0.01.
Maximum amounts depend on user-set security limits and bank policies.
Daily limits apply, adjustable by users within security settings.
Limits vary by account type and verification level.
Limits may be increased by contacting customer service and verifying identity.
Verified users typically have higher limits.
New accounts have standard initial limits until full verification.
Standard EU limits apply; no special country-based differences noted.
Temporary blocks can be applied for security reasons or at user request.
Limits on daily operation counts are managed by the bank for security.
Minimum deposit amounts often start from EUR 0.01 or a small practical threshold.
Funding via bank transfer, card payments, and possibly other Finnish online bank payment methods.
Deposit fees are generally not charged for standard methods.
Minimums are low, typically starting from a few cents or 1 euro.
Funding times vary; card payments are typically instant, bank transfers same day or next business day.
Withdrawals via bank transfer and possibly card withdrawals.
Withdrawal fees depend on method; usually minimal or transparent fees apply.
Withdrawals typically complete within 1-3 business days.
Withdrawal limits follow account-specific security and regulatory limits.
Card funding is usually instant or within minutes.
Bank transfers to other banks are usually same business day on weekdays.
No cryptocurrency transfer services offered.
Internal transfers are instant.
Weekend bank transfers to other banks process next business day.
National holidays delay payment processing similar to weekends.
No specific express funding service confirmed.
Processing depends on payment method, bank, and business day timing.
Funding status notifications are commonly provided through online banking portals.
Contact customer support; banks have procedures to investigate delays.
Withdrawal requests are processed promptly within business hours.
Card withdrawal times vary; not specified in detail.
Usually within same day if submitted before cutoff on business days.
Not applicable.
Withdrawals submitted on weekends processed on next business day.
Yes, holidays delay withdrawal processing.
No confirmed express withdrawal options.
Depends on payment method, banking network, and verification.
Withdrawal status tracking is typically available in customer online banking.
Cancellation possible only if processing not yet complete; procedures vary.
Registration through OmaSp online bank or mobile app with personal identification.
Personal ID details, contact information, and Finnish residency.
Email is usually required for communication and login.
Phone verification is common for security.
Minimum age is generally 18 years.
Yes, business accounts are available with separate procedures.
Yes, identity verification with real data is mandatory by law.
Must have Finnish residency or be legally authorized to open account in Finland.
Activation typically occurs within a few days after verification.
Basic and enhanced verification, following Finnish banking standards.
Valid ID card or passport, proof of address.
Additional documents may be requested for enhanced verification.
Yes, digital document upload is supported.
Usually 1-5 business days.
Limited function without verification; full access requires KYC.
Typically low transaction limits and reduced service access.
Yes, address verification is mandatory.
Possibly required as part of modern KYC.
Typically every few years or as requested.
Uses industry standard SSL/TLS encryption for data transmission.
Yes, 2FA is supported for secure login.
SMS verifications are commonly used for transactions.
Biometric login supported in mobile app (fingerprint/Face ID).
No verified blockchain implementation.
Yes, layered security including encryption, 2FA, and secure authentication.
Complies with GDPR data protection laws and Finnish privacy regulations.
Not applicable.
Standard bank-level DDoS mitigation systems are used.
Yes, regular audits are part of regulatory compliance.
User education, secure login methods, and monitoring.
Yes, fraud detection systems monitor transactions.
Implements AML controls, transaction monitoring, and KYC procedures.
Yes, suspicious accounts can be blocked pending investigation.
Contact bank immediately; follow fraud investigation protocols.
Reporting through customer service channels and digital banking alerts.
Banks typically compensate fraud losses if customer exercised due care.
Right to dispute unauthorized transactions under Finnish and EU law.
Customers can appeal through customer service or complaint processes.
Banks generally have cyber risk insurance but specifics not public.
Fees depend on type of transfer; SEPA usually low or free; foreign transfers charged per price list.
Typically no fees for common account funding methods.
Withdrawal fees vary; usually low or no charge within Finland.
Currency conversion fees are applied as per exchange rates policy.
No publicly available inactivity fee policy.
Standard banking maintenance fees may apply depending on account type.
Usually no fees, but depends on timing and bank policy.
No specific expedited service fees verified.
OmaSp strives for transparency; no verified hidden fees.
Fees for large transactions are typically proportional or fixed per bank tariff.
Yes, various account and service plans exist.
No verified formal VIP program.
Preferential terms usually via negotiated agreements for business clients.
Some accounts may have free transfer quotas.
No verified active user discounts.
Yes, business accounts have separate tariffs.
Custom conditions may be negotiated with bank.
Promotional fee reductions not commonly applied.
No cashback programs verified.
Volume discounts not publicly listed.
Yes, the OmaSp mobile app called OmaMobiili.
Available for iOS and Android platforms.
Account management, payments, transfers, bill payments, chat and video conferencing with support.
Mobile app may have simplified and tailored features for convenience.
Yes, biometric login supported in mobile app.
Basic viewing may be possible; transactions need online access.
Yes, push notifications are supported.
No specific data on dark mode support.
Updated regularly for improvements and security.
No public beta program noted.
Customers rate the web interface as user-friendly and accessible.
Yes, responsive design supports mobile and desktop browsers.
Finnish, Swedish, and English available.
No verified night mode on the web interface.
No data on hotkey support.
Likely supports data export for statements and transactions.
No public API is advertised for external developers.
Bank integrates with Finnish payment networks and partners.
Updated periodically with improvements.
No verified virtual card service.
No disposable card option verified.
Multi-currency payments supported; no explicit multi-currency account.
Yes, investment and loan insurance products offered via partners.
Interest earning depends on account type.
Provides lending and credit products.
No peer-to-peer trading platform.
Not offered.
No specific acquiring services detailed.
No mass payout service documented.
No loyalty program info found.
Not applicable.
No cashback offers reported.
No referral program identified.
No verified VIP client privileges.
No distinct seasonal promotions publicly listed.
No premium account upgrade known.
No partner discount schemes found.
No corporate loyalty programs verified.
No verified policy allowing or disallowing operations with casinos.
Likely subject to Finnish regulatory restrictions on gambling transactions.
Possible under Finnish law and banking policy.
Presumably cautious, complying with regulatory frameworks.
No public special conditions disclosed.
Transaction monitoring is standard in banking for compliance.
No privacy for gambling transactions beyond data protection laws.
No known gambling tracking alerts.
No specific gambling fees stated.
No gambling-specific spending controls verified.
Not publicly documented in the service.
Bank likely does not provide direct gambling site blocking.
No dedicated tools identified.
No specific spending limit alerts for gambling reported.
Possible as part of fraud and compliance controls.
Not publicly available.
Not specified in product offerings.
Finnish banks generally cooperate with gambling addiction support organizations.
No specific partnerships publicly disclosed.
Not supported directly by the bank.
No verified data on specific casino acceptance.
None found.
Not applicable.
Not applicable.
No verified casino-specific support.
Finnish regulations restrict some gambling transactions.
Processed as normal bank payments within regulatory compliance.
Same as regular transfers; no special times.
Not typically.
No known issues reported.