What is the official website of the payment service?
https://seb.dk
https://seb.dk
Customer support contacts are listed on SEB Denmark's website under the "Kontakt os" section at seb.dk/om-seb/kontakt-os.
The main customer service phone number for SEB Denmark is +45 33 28 10 00.
There is no verified information specifically confirming a toll-free support number for SEB Denmark; typically, European banks provide standard local or international numbers.
No specific technical support email is publicly disclosed; general inquiries may be directed via contact forms or main email addresses found on SEB Denmark’s site.
SEB Denmark provides specialized emails such as [email protected] for card-related inquiries.
There is no explicit verified info on online chat support availability on SEB Denmark’s public site, though some SEB regions offer chat within internet banking portals.
Not confirmed; generally, 24/7 live chat support is uncommon and often limited to business hours.
There is no public information about messenger support (Telegram, WhatsApp) for SEB Denmark customers.
SEB Denmark customer service operates primarily during standard business hours, Monday to Friday.
SEB Denmark support is generally not available on weekends and public holidays.
Yes, SEB Denmark has physical branch offices for in-person customer service.
The main office is located at Bernstorffsgade 50, 1577 København V, Denmark.
Personal meetings can typically be scheduled by contacting the branch directly via phone or email.
SEB is an international Nordic bank with operations in several countries including Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Germany, and the Baltic states.
Support is provided primarily in Danish and English, common for Nordic countries' financial services.
Response times vary; phone support is immediate during hours, while email or forms may take 1-2 business days.
SEB offers priority services to VIP and corporate clients including tailored financial advice and faster support.
Callback service is typically offered by European banks including SEB for certain client segments upon request.
SEB was founded in 1856.
SEB was founded as Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken; it is a publicly owned company listed on the Stockholm Stock Exchange.
SEB is registered in Sweden.
SEB has evolved since 1856 from a regional Scandinavian bank to a leading Nordic financial group with extensive digital payment services and cross-border solutions.
SEB has undergone modernization including the adoption of PSD2 compliance, ISO 20022 standards, and extensive digital banking upgrades over recent years.
SEB’s board consists of experienced banking and industry professionals; specific names are listed on SEB Group’s corporate website.
SEB is publicly traded with institutional and retail investors; strategic partnerships exist in payments, technology, and financial services.
Yes, SEB is publicly traded on the Nasdaq Stockholm stock exchange.
SEB’s market capitalization fluctuates but typically stands in the multi-billion SEK range.
SEB operates multiple subsidiaries and local branches throughout the Nordic and Baltic regions.
SEB holds all relevant banking and payment service licenses to operate under Swedish and EU financial regulations, including PSD2.
SEB operates officially across Nordic countries, Baltic states, and selected European markets.
No verified information that SEB Denmark holds cryptocurrency-specific licenses.
SEB strictly complies with EU AML and KYC regulatory standards for all clients.
SEB complies with international security standards including PCI DSS for card transactions.
SEB regularly conducts internal and external security audits according to industry best practices.
Client deposits are protected under Swedish deposit guarantee schemes, securing up to a specified amount.
SEB complies with ISO 20022 payment standards, PSD2, GDPR, and other EU financial regulations.
No widely reported major regulatory fines against SEB Denmark in recent years.
Reviews are available on Google Play, Apple App Store, Trustpilot, and local financial forums.
Common complaints include occasional customer service delays and mobile app usability issues.
Users praise SEB for transaction reliability, digital banking features, and professional customer service.
No major or systemic withdrawal issues reported for SEB Denmark.
Mobile and web interfaces are generally rated user-friendly but with room for improvement.
Transaction speeds meet typical banking standards, with instant payments supported within SEPA.
Many users recommend SEB for corporate and private banking in the Nordic region.
Experts view SEB as a stable and trustworthy Nordic financial institution with robust payment capabilities.
SEB has received awards for innovation and sustainability but no specific payment service awards publicly listed.
SEB participates as a recognized Nordic bank in regional payment system infrastructures.
Financial regulators endorse SEB’s licenses and operational compliance under EU banking laws.
SEB holds a solid reputation for professional partnerships across banking and fintech sectors.
SEB is recognized for advancing digital payment solutions and integrating standards like ISO 20022.
SEB holds certified quality management and security standards certificates as part of banking compliance.
SEB regularly participates in finance and fintech conferences throughout Europe.
SEB positions as a leading Nordic full-service bank with emphasis on digital innovation and corporate banking.
SEB supports EUR, DKK, SEK, NOK, USD, GBP, CHF, and other major global currencies.
SEB Denmark does not provide direct cryptocurrency transaction or custody services.
SEB does not have a proprietary cryptocurrency or token.
Currency conversion is supported within SEB’s platforms for major currencies.
SEB uses market-based exchange rates with spreads included, updated regularly based on forex markets.
Exchange rates are updated in real-time or several times daily aligned with market conditions.
Stablecoins are not supported by SEB as a bank service.
Exotic currency handling is limited and depends on market availability and regulations.
SEB follows EU and local regulations restricting currency operations in sanctioned or embargoed countries.
SEB supports internal transfers, SEPA payments, cross-border SWIFT transfers, salary payments, bill payments, and standing orders.
Transfers between SEB account holders are supported and typically instant.
Card transfers are supported where applicable but generally funds transfer is via bank accounts.
Yes, SEB processes transfers to domestic and international bank accounts.
Bill payment services are available and can be scheduled online or via mobile apps.
Recurring payment setup and management is supported through standing orders.
Automatic transfers through scheduled standing orders are available.
Customers can schedule payments in advance through internet banking platforms.
Group payments or payment splitting is generally not a standard SEB service.
Creating payment links is not commonly offered as a core SEB bank feature.
Minimum transaction amounts depend on payment type but often start from 1 EUR or local currency equivalent.
Maximum transfer limits vary by account and verification status; corporate limits are higher than retail.
Daily transaction limits apply per customer account and regulatory compliance.
Monthly and annual limits are set according to customer risk profile and regulatory standards.
Limits can be increased upon verification upgrade or customer request with supporting documentation.
Yes, verified users have higher limits compared to unverified or basic-level accounts.
New accounts typically have lower initial limits pending verification and usage history.
Geographic regulatory environments can impose additional limits or restrictions.
Yes, suspicious activity or compliance issues can lead to temporary blocking of operations.
Daily transaction counts may be limited to manage fraud and operational risk.
Minimum funding amounts depend on method; typically starting from 1 EUR/DKK or equivalent.
Funding through bank transfer, card deposits, salary credits, and third-party payment sources.
Funding fees depend on method; local bank transfers usually free, card deposits may incur fees.
Minimum funding thresholds vary by funding channel and account type.
Local bank transfers are usually credited same or next business day; cards are often instant.
Withdrawals via bank transfer, ATM withdrawals (linked cards), and sometimes check issuance.
Withdrawal fees depend on withdrawal method and destination; some methods may be free.
Withdrawals may take 1-3 business days depending on destination and method.
Withdrawal limits align with account type and regulatory compliance; higher for verified clients.
Card funding is usually instant or within minutes.
Domestic transfers are often instant or same day; international transfers take 1-3 business days.
SEB does not support cryptocurrency transfers.
Transfers between SEB users are typically instant.
Weekend funding may be delayed till next business day.
Yes, public holidays delay processing times.
Some express payment options may be available for a fee.
Bank cut-off times, payment method, and interbank clearing systems.
Notifications are usually sent via email or app alerts.
Contact customer support with transaction details to investigate delays.
Withdrawal requests are processed usually within 1-2 business days.
Card ATM withdrawals are immediate; card transfers take 1-3 business days.
Domestic transfers are often same day; international 1-3 days.
Not applicable; SEB does not support crypto withdrawals.
Yes, withdrawals requested on weekends are processed next business day.
Yes, holidays delay processing times.
Express withdrawals may be available at an extra charge.
Banking hours, payment network, and destination bank.
Status updates are available through online banking or app notifications.
Withdrawal cancellation depends on processing stage; may be possible if not yet executed.
Registration is done online via SEB Denmark website or app with identity verification.
Personal identification, contact details, proof of address, and other KYC documents.
Email is typically required as primary contact for registration.
Phone verification is often required for security.
Minimum age usually 18 years.
Yes, corporate accounts are available subject to business documentation.
Real and verifiable data is mandatory for regulatory compliance.
Registration is restricted to permitted jurisdictions under SEB licensing.
Activation typically takes a few hours to a few business days after verification.
Basic, enhanced, and corporate verification levels depending on service usage.
Valid ID, proof of address, and sometimes proof of income.
Yes, including enhanced KYC documents per regulations.
Yes, digital uploads are accepted during registration/verification.
Usually 1-3 business days.
Limited functionality may be available but full services require verification.
Lower transaction limits and access restrictions apply.
Yes, proof of address is mandatory for verification.
Some form of biometric or selfie verification is commonly required under enhanced KYC.
Periodic review every 1-3 years or as regulatory updates dictate.
Industry standard encryption including TLS and AES for data protection.
Yes, 2FA is supported and encouraged.
SMS confirmations are provided for selected transactions.
Biometric login options are available in mobile apps.
SEB does not publicly utilize blockchain technology in core payment services.
Yes, SEB employs layered security including firewalls, encryption, and authentication.
Strong privacy policies and GDPR compliance ensure data protection.
Not applicable.
SEB employs DDoS mitigation and network security measures.
Regular security audits are conducted by internal and external parties.
Email and web anti-phishing controls and user education are implemented.
Automated fraud detection and monitoring systems are in place.
Robust AML policies, transaction monitoring and customer screening.
Yes, suspicious accounts can be frozen or blocked pending investigation.
Report immediately to SEB support for investigation.
Using dedicated contact channels or customer service.
Compensation policies are in place depending on circumstances and regulations.
Rights to report, dispute and request investigation under EU payment laws.
Contact customer service and follow official dispute procedures.
SEB maintains cyber insurance coverage as part of risk management.
Fees vary by transfer type, often free or low-cost for SEPA transfers, with additional fees for express and international transfers.
Deposits via bank transfers are generally free; card deposits may incur fees.
Withdrawal fees depend on method and destination.
Conversion fees apply typically as percentage spreads.
SEB does not generally charge inactivity fees.
Maintenance fees may apply for certain account types.
Cancellation fees are uncommon but possible in specific cases.
Expedited payment services often carry additional fees.
SEB maintains transparency in fees; hidden fees are not typical.
Large transactions may have tiered fee structures or negotiated fees.
SEB offers various plans including basic, premium, and corporate tariffs.
VIPs get priority service, dedicated advisors, increased limits, and exclusive offers.
By meeting criteria such as transaction volumes, deposits or relationship tier.
Certain plans offer a number of free transactions monthly.
Discounts for frequent users or business accounts may be available.
Yes, specific tariffs exist for corporate customers.
Negotiated individual terms possible for high-value clients.
Not a common practice in traditional banking.
Cashback rewards are occasionally offered on select card products.
Volume-based fee discounts may apply.
Yes, SEB offers an official mobile banking app.
Available on Android and iOS.
Account management, payments, transfers, card control, investment overview, notifications, and currency conversion.
The app is optimized but generally offers comparable core features.
Yes, biometric login is supported.
Limited offline features; most require internet connection.
Yes, push notifications for transactions and alerts are supported.
Dark mode is available.
Updates occur regularly multiple times per year.
Beta versions may be available for selected users via official channels.
SEB web banking is user-friendly and well-reviewed.
Yes, the web platform supports responsive design.
Danish, English, and other Nordic languages in some locales.
Dark mode is typically supported or under development.
Keyboard shortcuts availability is limited.
Bank statements and transaction data can be exported in standard formats.
SEB offers APIs compliant with PSD2 for account information and payment initiation.
Integration with accounting and ERP systems is supported.
Periodic updates maintain security and usability.
Virtual card issuance is offered in some SEB markets.
Disposable or single-use virtual cards are limited or not openly promoted.
Multi-currency accounts are available.
Yes, SEB provides investment fund management, securities trading, and advisory services.
Interest accounts and savings products are available.
Yes, lending and credit products are offered.
P2P trading is not a primary feature.
SEB does not support direct crypto trading.
Merchant acquiring services are provided for business clients.
Bulk payment solutions exist for corporate customers.
Loyalty programs are generally card-based.
Bonus points earned through card usage.
Some cards offer cashback options.
Referral programs may be available in limited markets.
VIP clients receive enhanced service, exclusive products and financial advice.
Seasonal banking and card promotions occur.
Premium account upgrades through application or invitation.
Partner discounts available for selected products/services.
Corporate loyalty programs exist for business clients.
Online gambling transactions are typically restricted or monitored.
Banking policies and regulations impose restrictions on gambling-related payments.
Accounts may be blocked or restricted for suspicious gambling activities.
Gambling transactions are regulated and monitored for compliance.
Special terms apply under banking and regulatory policies.
Yes, monitored for compliance and fraud prevention.
No, transparency and compliance reporting are required.
Not typically provided.
No specific fees known.
Clients can often set personal account limits.
Self-exclusion banking tools exist for problem gamblers.
Blockage of access via banking may be possible.
Financial advisory services may assist with gambling control.
Alerts for limits are generally available.
Yes, banks can block suspect or non-compliant casino transactions.
Detailed expense analytics may not be standard.
Cooling-off periods linked with self-exclusion tools.
Banks provide referrals to specialist help.
Some partnerships exist for responsible gambling.
Typically through account alerts or customer service.
SEB payment cards and transfers are widely accepted at major licensed casinos.
No known exclusive casino partnerships.
Conditions depend on casino policies.
No standard bonuses from SEB for gambling use.
In most cases, deposits are accepted; withdrawals depend on casino and banking policies.
Restrictions vary by jurisdiction and local regulations.
Via card networks or bank transfers with standard settlement times.
Deposits usually instant; withdrawals 1-5 business days.
Some casinos may charge fees, separate from banking fees.
No widespread reported compatibility issues.