What is the official website of the payment service?
https://www.skjernbank.dk
https://www.skjernbank.dk
Customer support contacts are available on the Skjern Bank website under the contact section with phone, email, and branch locations listed.
+45 96 82 13 33
There is no verified information of a toll-free support number; typically Danish banks use local rate phone numbers.
Yes, for example, [email protected] is for eBanking technical support, and [email protected] is for general inquiries.
Verified information about online chat support is not available; Danish banks generally provide support mainly via phone and email.
No verified data; if chat is provided, typical banking chat support is during business hours.
No verified or advertised messenger support like Telegram or WhatsApp is available.
Branch and phone support usually operate Monday to Friday, 10:00–16:00, with extended hours by appointment.
Customer support does not work on weekends and holidays except by prior arrangement or automated digital services.
Yes, Skjern Bank has several regional branches in Denmark, including Skjern, Esbjerg, Varde, Hellerup, Virum, and Hørsholm.
Yes, personal meetings are available by appointment at branches or via remote consultation.
No verified information on international representatives; the bank primarily serves Danish customers.
Support is primarily available in Danish and English.
Response times vary; phone support is immediate during hours, email responses typically within 1–2 business days.
No publicly available information; typically, private banking clients receive prioritized service.
Callbacks can usually be arranged through customer service during business hours.
Skjern Bank was founded on February 7, 1906.
The bank was founded locally; it is currently owned by shareholders as a publicly listed company.
Denmark
Skjern Bank has grown since 1906 from a small local bank to a regional bank with multiple branches and digital banking services, including mobile and online banking.
The bank regularly updates its digital platforms, with ongoing improvements in mobile banking and online services but no recent major rebranding.
Board members include Hans Ladekjær Jeppesen (Attorney), Bjørn Jepsen (Farmer), Ole Strandbygaard (Manager), among others.
It is a publicly traded company with shareholders; partnerships typical in banking apply but no special strategic partners publicly listed.
Yes, shares are listed on the OMX Nordic Stock Exchange Copenhagen under the ticker SKJE.
Precise market capitalization fluctuates; the latest data from early 2024 shows market capitalization in the hundreds of millions DKK range.
Skjern Bank operates multiple branches in Denmark; no subsidiary companies publicly recorded.
Holds required banking and payment institution licenses in Denmark.
Officially operates in Denmark.
No verified cryptocurrency-specific licenses.
Yes, fully compliant with Danish AML and KYC regulations and FATF recommendations.
Uses standard banking security certifications; specific PCI DSS certification not publicly detailed but compliance assumed.
Yes, internal and external security audits including by EY Denmark.
Depositor funds are protected under Danish depositor guarantee schemes.
Complies with EU banking regulations and FATF AML standards.
No public records of fines or violations.
Reviews are available on Danish banking forums, financial advice websites, and Google business listings.
Complaints are typical for banks: wait times, digital interface bugs, and loan approval processes.
Customers praise personalized service, reliability, and strong local presence.
No systemic withdrawal issues reported.
Mobile and online banking interfaces are seen as user-friendly with ongoing improvements.
Transaction speeds meet or exceed expectations for Danish banks.
Many local customers recommend Skjern Bank for regional banking needs.
Experts rate Skjern Bank as stable, well-regulated, suited for regional banking.
No specific awards noted publicly.
Not publicly listed in global payment system rankings.
Compliant with Danish Financial Supervisory Authority guidance.
Reputable among Danish financial industry partners.
Moderate innovation focus, improving digital banking services.
Holds banking licenses and standard quality governance.
Participation not publicly detailed but typical for financial institutions.
Positioned as a strong regional bank with personal customer focus and digital convenience.
Danish Krone (DKK) primarily; supports Euro (EUR) for SEPA transactions.
Cryptocurrencies are not supported for payments or accounts.
No proprietary cryptocurrency or token.
Currency conversion available for relevant transactions, mainly through SEPA and SWIFT.
Uses market exchange rates aligned with interbank rates plus standard bank margin.
Exchange rates update regularly in real time or daily depending on transaction context.
Stablecoins are not supported.
Exotic currencies are generally not handled; focus is on standard European and major currencies.
Currency transactions follow Danish and EU regulations with no special geographic restrictions publicly noted.
Supports domestic transfers, international SWIFT payments, SEPA payments, internal transfers.
Yes, internal transfers between Skjern Bank customers are instant.
Bank card transfers not typically supported as direct recipient method.
Yes, transfers to external bank accounts via IBAN and SWIFT are supported.
Yes, bill payment services are provided through online and mobile banking.
Recurring payment setups are available in eBanking services.
Yes, automatic transfers and standing orders are supported.
Payment scheduling features are available for planned transactions.
No specific data; typically group payments require manual splitting.
No verified data on payment link generation.
Minimum amounts depend on the transfer type but are generally low or none for standard payments.
Maximum limits depend on account type and verification but can be high, typical for banking standards.
Daily limits exist based on account type and security level.
Monthly and annual limits align with AML/KYC and bank policies.
Limits can be increased by contacting the bank and completing higher verification.
Yes, verified users have higher transaction limits.
New accounts have limited functionality and lower limits until verified.
Limits conform to Danish and EU regulations, no country-specific restrictions publicly noted.
Yes, for security or regulatory reasons, temporary blocks can occur.
Some operational number limits exist to prevent fraud.
Minimum funding amounts vary by method, typically small or none for bank transfer.
Supports bank transfers, card payments, and internal account deposits.
Funding fees are generally not charged for bank transfers.
Minimum funding thresholds depend on method, typically low for transfers.
Bank transfers can take 1-2 business days; card payments process faster.
Withdrawals by bank transfer or card transfers are supported.
Withdrawal fees vary depending on method and amount, some fees may apply.
Withdrawals generally process within 1-3 business days.
Withdrawal limits align with account level and verification status.
Card funding is credited almost immediately or within hours.
Domestic bank transfers usually take 1 business day; international SWIFT transfers take 2-5 days.
Cryptocurrencies are not supported for transfers.
Internal transfers between bank customers are processed instantly or near-instantly.
Funding over weekends is usually delayed until next business day.
Yes, holidays can delay funding and withdrawal processing.
Some express payment options may be available for fees.
Funding speed depends on method, bank processing times, and regulatory checks.
Yes, notifications are typically provided via online banking or app.
Contact customer support to investigate delayed fund processing.
Withdrawals are usually processed within one business day.
Card withdrawals to bank accounts or ATMs vary from instant to few days.
Bank transfers usually arrive within 1-2 business days domestically.
Cryptocurrencies are not supported.
Withdrawals requested on weekends are processed next business day.
Holidays delay withdrawal processing proportionally.
Express withdrawal options may be available under fee conditions.
Withdrawal speed depends on method, verification, and banking hours.
Yes, withdrawal notifications are provided via online banking or email.
Withdrawal cancellations depend on processing stage and bank policies.
Registration requires application at branch or online through bank’s website with identity verification.
Personal ID, address, contact info, and proof of identity are required.
Email is usually required for communication and account management.
Phone verification or confirmation is typically part of registration.
Minimum age is 18 years to comply with legal banking requirements.
Yes, Skjern Bank offers corporate account services with additional documentation.
Yes, real and verified personal data is mandatory to comply with AML and KYC regulations.
Registration is generally limited to residents of Denmark or with relevant Danish connection.
Account activation typically takes a few business days after submitting required documents.
Basic and full verification levels based on AML/KYC requirements.
Government-issued ID and proof of address.
Yes, full verification may require income proof, tax documents, and business registration (for corporates).
Yes, digital document submission is accepted via online platform.
Verification usually completes within 1-5 business days.
Limited usage may be allowed but many functions require verification.
Unverified users have limited access and lower transaction limits.
Yes, address proof is required for account compliance.
For some verifications, a selfie with ID may be requested.
Documents must be updated periodically or upon bank request.
Uses industry-standard encryption such as TLS/SSL for online communication.
Yes, 2FA is supported using MitID or similar systems.
SMS confirmations are used for transaction verifications.
Biometric options are supported on mobile apps depending on device capabilities.
No public information on blockchain technology use.
Yes, multi-layer security with username, password, 2FA, and transaction authorization.
Personal data is protected under GDPR compliance and bank security policies.
Cryptocurrencies are not supported.
Standard protection measures against DDoS attacks are implemented.
Yes, regular internal and external security audits are conducted.
Anti-phishing guidance and detection systems are in place.
Yes, continuous monitoring for unusual activity is active.
Implements KYC, transaction monitoring, AML compliance, and reporting suspicious activities.
Yes, suspicious or compromised accounts are blocked promptly.
Report immediately to bank and follow their fraud resolution procedures.
Through customer support channels or designated compliance contacts.
Compensation policies vary but generally offer protection for verified fraud.
Users can file disputes supported by bank investigation processes.
Contact customer support or compliance team for appeal and clarification.
Cybersecurity insurance coverage is assumed but details are not public.
Fees vary depending on type (domestic, international, currency); specifics depend on account type.
Bank transfers are usually free; card funding may incur fees.
Withdrawal fees depend on method; some fees may apply for international transactions.
Currency conversion fees apply as standard bank margins.
No public information on inactivity fees.
Some fees may apply depending on account type and package.
Typically no fees unless cancellation happens after processing.
Express service fees may apply depending on service.
Fees are disclosed transparently as per Danish banking regulations.
Large transfers may have tiered fee structures or require negotiation.
Yes, different plans for private, corporate, and premium customers.
VIP clients usually receive personalized service, higher limits, and exclusive offers.
By meeting certain banking volume or private banking criteria.
Some account plans include free transfers or operations monthly.
Activity discounts may be offered on fees and loan rates.
Corporate accounts have separate pricing and service packages.
Custom conditions may be negotiated for large or premium clients.
No public information on promo code usage.
No public cashback programs reported.
Volume discounts may apply for business clients.
Yes, "Min Skjern Bank" mobile app is available.
iOS and Android platforms.
Payments, transfers, account overview, messages, investment overview, pension info.
Mobile app and web banking share many similarities; some advanced functions may be web-only.
Yes, biometric login is supported if device allows.
Limited functionality offline; full services require internet.
Push notifications are supported for transactions and messages.
No verified information on dark mode.
Updated regularly with improvements; last update reported in April 2025.
No public beta versions noted.
The web platform is user-friendly with online banking and budgeting tools.
Yes, the website and banking platforms are mobile-responsive.
Danish and English.
No verified information on night mode.
No information on keyboard shortcuts.
Users can export account statements and transaction histories.
No public API documentation found.
Supports standard bank integrations like NemID/MitID and common payment infrastructures.
Regular updates aligned with security and digital banking trends.
No public information on virtual card issuance.
No information on disposable cards.
Multi-currency accounts are not prominently supported.
Yes, investment advisory and products are offered.
Yes, interest-bearing accounts are available.
Consumer loans, car loans, mortgage loans, and overdraft facilities are offered.
No public data on peer-to-peer trading.
Cryptocurrencies are not supported.
Merchant acquiring services are not publicly detailed.
No public information on bulk payout processing.
No public loyalty programs described.
Not applicable.
Customer referral programs exist for new customers.
Personalized service and prioritized support.
Bank offers occasional promotions typical for retail banking.
Through private banking services and higher account tiers.
No public partner discount programs.
No specific corporate loyalty programs detailed.
No direct information; typically, Danish banks restrict gambling-related transactions tightly.
Gambling operations are subject to regulatory controls.
Accounts may be blocked if suspicious activity related to gambling is detected.
Follows legal and regulatory stance on gambling transactions.
No explicit conditions published.
Yes, monitored for compliance.
No, banks monitor transaction transparency.
Not generally provided.
Not publicly reported.
Customers may request limits, or bank may impose limits due to AML.
Not publicly detailed but may be facilitated through customer requests.
Banks typically do not restrict website access themselves.
Limited direct functionality for expense control.
No public information.
Yes, under compliance and anti-money laundering policies.
Not publicly detailed.
Banks typically refer to external support organizations.
No public bank partnerships noted.
No direct bank functionality for this.
No publicly available list.
Not applicable.
Generally not supported.
Restrictions align with Danish gambling laws.
Casino operators use standard bank transaction procedures.
Processing times align with normal bank transfer speeds.
Not commonly.
No known compatibility issues.