What is the official website of the payment service?
The official website for Sparebank 1 Telemark related financial services is included within the SpareBank 1 alliance website at https://www.sparebank1.no/.
The official website for Sparebank 1 Telemark related financial services is included within the SpareBank 1 alliance website at https://www.sparebank1.no/.
Customer support contacts can be found on the bank’s official website under the "Contact" or "Customer Service" section.
The main customer service phone number for SpareBank 1 Sør-Norge (which includes the Telemark region) is +47 915 02480.
There is no specific verified information on a toll-free support number; generally, Norwegian banks offer local toll numbers but not necessarily toll-free numbers.
The general customer email for SpareBank 1 Sør-Norge is [email protected]; specific technical support emails are not explicitly listed.
Specialized emails such as [email protected] for private customers exist, but distinct technical or department-specific emails are not publicly detailed.
Online chat support is available on the SpareBank 1 Sør-Norge website and also integrated into their mobile banking app.
Chat support is available daily from 07:00 to 22:00, but not 24/7.
There is no verified data indicating support through Telegram or WhatsApp.
Customer support operates from 07:00 to 22:00 on all days.
Yes, support is available on weekends and holidays typically from 10:00 to 18:00.
Yes, there are physical branch offices in the Telemark region and neighboring counties.
Offices are located in towns such as Skien, Porsgrunn, Bamble, Notodden, and others in Telemark.
Yes, clients can schedule personal meetings by contacting the bank via phone or online appointment system.
SpareBank 1 services are primarily regional within Norway; no international representative offices are publicly listed.
Support is generally provided in Norwegian, with limited English assistance expected.
Response time varies but phone and chat support aim to respond within minutes during operating hours; email responses may take longer.
VIP or priority client services exist, often including dedicated advisors and faster support channels.
Callback services are commonly available in Norwegian banking but no explicit info is confirmed; typically such a service can be requested by phone or online.
Sparebanken Telemark itself was established in 1837 and merged into the SpareBank 1 Sørøst-Norge group in 2021.
The original founder is not individually named; the bank is owned by local savings bank foundations and is part of the SpareBank 1 alliance.
The company is registered in Norway.
Sparebanken Telemark merged with SpareBank 1 BV in 2021 to form part of SpareBank 1 Sørøst-Norge, following a long history as a regional savings bank.
The significant rebranding occurred in 2021 with the merger into SpareBank 1 Sørøst-Norge.
Board members are appointed by the SpareBank 1 Sørøst-Norge group; specific board members for the Telemark branch are not separately listed.
The bank is owned predominantly by savings bank foundations and has strategic partnerships within the SpareBank 1 alliance.
SpareBank 1 Sørøst-Norge is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange under the ticker NO0010631567-XOSL.
Exact current market capitalization fluctuates and is not specifically detailed for the Telemark branch but can be checked on Oslo Børs financial platforms.
Yes, the group includes several subsidiaries such as EiendomsMegler 1 Telemark and others.
The bank is licensed under Norwegian financial regulation for banking, payment services, and financial products.
The bank operates officially in Norway, particularly the Telemark, Vestfold, and surrounding regions.
No explicit cryptocurrency-specific licenses are held; however, regulated partnerships allow crypto service access indirectly.
Yes, the service complies with Anti-Money Laundering and Know Your Customer regulations as per Norwegian and EU directives.
The bank maintains industry-standard security certifications but specific PCI DSS certification details for payments are not disclosed.
Security audits are performed regularly as part of regulatory compliance.
Client funds are protected under Norwegian deposit guarantee schemes.
The bank complies with international banking standards such as GDPR, AML directives, and local Basel III capital requirements.
No public record of significant fines or violations found.
Reviews can be found on platforms such as Trustpilot and financial consumer forums.
Common complaints include slow account opening processes and inconsistent customer service response.
Users praise personalized banking, local presence, and mobile banking functionalities.
No widespread issues documented; withdrawals generally processed per regular banking timelines.
The mobile and web banking interfaces are seen as user-friendly by many but occasionally criticized for bugs.
Transaction speeds are generally rated as acceptable and consistent.
Recommendations are mixed, depending on individual experience with customer service.
Experts consider SpareBank 1 Sørøst-Norge a stable and reliable component of Norwegian banking.
No specific awards for Sparebank 1 Telemark found, but SpareBank 1 alliance is recognized for financial service quality.
No specific ranking presence for Sparebank 1 Telemark alone; the parent group participates broadly.
The bank meets regulatory requirements and is not publicly noted for special endorsements.
The bank is well-regarded regionally among partners for stability and collaboration.
Innovation is encouraged within the SpareBank 1 group, with a focus on digital banking improvements.
Quality management frameworks in place, but no unique service quality certificates noted.
The bank and its group likely participate in Norwegian and Nordic financial conferences.
It positions as a regional leader offering personalized service and comprehensive banking products.
Primarily Norwegian Krone (NOK), with access to EUR, USD, and other major currencies through international payments.
Direct crypto trading is not provided, but customers can transfer to regulated exchanges to buy Bitcoin, Ethereum, etc.
No proprietary cryptocurrency or token.
Yes, currency conversions are supported via payment and transfer services.
Exchange rates are based on market rates plus bank margin fees.
Exchange rates are updated regularly in line with market movements.
No direct stablecoin support confirmed.
Exotic currencies handling depends on correspondent banking networks; generally focus on major currencies.
Currency transaction limitations adhere to Norwegian and international sanctions/compliance rules.
Domestic transfers, international payments (SWIFT), mobile payments, and account-to-account transfers.
Yes, peer-to-peer transfers within the bank are supported.
Transfers to bank cards are typically not supported; bank account transfers are standard.
Yes, transfers to other bank accounts domestically and internationally are supported.
Yes, electronic bill payment services are available.
Yes, standing orders and recurring payment setups are supported.
Yes, automatic transfer scheduling is supported via online and mobile banking.
Payment scheduling options exist in the digital banking systems.
Group payments or splitting capabilities may be limited; not explicitly confirmed.
Payment link generation is not a standard service feature.
Minimum transaction amounts vary; generally low thresholds for domestic payments.
Transfer maximums are regulated and may vary depending on verification level and payment type.
Daily transaction limits apply, set for security and regulatory compliance.
Limits are imposed based on customer profiling and regulatory standards.
Limits can typically be increased after additional verification and approval.
Verified users generally enjoy higher transaction limits.
New accounts often have stricter limits until fully verified.
Geographic variations in limits may apply in line with cross-border regulations.
Temporary blocks can occur for security, compliance, or suspected fraud reasons.
Yes, number of daily operations may be restricted to prevent abuse.
Minimum funding varies by deposit method, typically low for standard bank transfers.
Bank transfers, cards, mobile payments, and possibly cash deposits at branches.
Deposit fees are generally low or none for common methods like bank transfer.
Minimum funding thresholds depend on the channel; specifics not publicly detailed.
Bank transfers typically credit same day or next business day.
Withdrawals via bank transfers, cards (ATMs), branch cash withdrawals.
Withdrawal fees depend on channel and destination; domestic withdrawals often free.
Bank transfer withdrawals usually 1-3 business days.
Withdrawal limits vary by account type and verification status.
Card funding processing speed is usually immediate but depends on card issuer.
Domestic bank transfers mostly instantaneous or within a few hours; international takes 1-3 days.
Cryptocurrency transfer times depend on the blockchain network; not directly handled by bank.
Internal transfers between customers generally instant.
Weekend funding may be delayed to next business day in banking systems.
Bank holidays affect processing times for transfers and withdrawals.
Some express options may exist at extra cost.
Factors include payment method, time of day, bank processing times.
Customers typically receive notifications via app or email.
Contact bank support to investigate delays.
Withdrawal requests usually processed within 1-3 business days.
ATM withdrawals are instant; card-based transfers depend on issuer.
Domestic transfers are fast, foreign transfers take longer.
Not applicable directly through the bank.
Yes, weekend withdrawals usually processed next business day.
Holidays delay processing times.
Express withdrawal options may exist at additional cost.
Banking hours, transaction size, and security checks.
Yes, notifications are usually sent.
Withdrawal cancellation depends on transaction status; often not possible after initiation.
Registration is done online with personal identification via BankID.
Personal details, Norwegian ID number, contact info, and proof of identity.
Email is generally required for account communication.
Phone verification via SMS is commonly part of registration.
Minimum age is 18 years or as per Norwegian regulations.
Yes, business accounts are available with appropriate documentation.
Real and verified personal data is mandatory.
Accounts are restricted to Norwegian residents or those with valid Norwegian ID.
Activation often occurs immediately after verification.
Basic and enhanced levels depending on customer and transaction profiles.
Valid Norwegian ID and proof of address.
Additional documents like income proof or business papers may be required.
Yes, scanned or digital documents are accepted.
Verification typically takes from minutes up to a few days.
Limited functionality is available without full verification.
Unverified users have lower limits and restricted services.
Yes, proof of address is required.
Photo verification methods such as selfie with ID may be used.
Updates required as needed or every few years by regulation.
Encryption standards like TLS/SSL for data protection are used.
Yes, 2FA is supported via BankID and app-based authenticators.
SMS verification is used for sensitive transactions.
Biometric options may be supported via mobile banking apps.
The bank operates primarily on traditional finance infrastructure; blockchain use is via partnerships.
Yes, multi-layered security including firewalls, intrusion detection, and secure authentication.
Through compliance with GDPR and strong data encryption and access control.
Not applicable directly; crypto transactions handled by third-party exchanges.
Yes, protection measures are in place to mitigate DDoS attacks.
Yes, internal and external security audits are regularly performed.
Awareness programs, secure login protocols, and fraud detection systems.
Yes, systems monitor for suspicious transactions and activities.
Via KYC processes, transaction monitoring, and reporting to authorities.
Yes, accounts can be temporarily or permanently blocked for suspicious behavior.
Report immediately to the bank and follow their fraud response procedures.
Contact customer service or dedicated fraud units provided by the bank.
Compensation depends on investigation results and insurance policies.
Users can dispute through formal complaint channels within the bank and regulatory bodies.
Submit a formal request for review or appeal to the bank’s customer service.
The bank has cyber liability insurance as part of risk management.
Fees vary by transfer type; domestic transfers can be low cost, international higher.
Funding fees are usually minimal or none.
Withdrawal fees depend on the method and destination.
Yes, conversion fees apply based on exchange margin and bank tariffs.
Some accounts may have inactivity fees after extended dormancy.
Fees vary by account type but many retail accounts are free or low cost.
Usually no fees, unless specific transaction conditions apply.
Expedited services may incur additional fees.
The bank aims for transparency; hidden fees are generally not tolerated by regulation.
Fees often scale with transaction size or a flat rate plus percentage.
Yes, different pricing schemes exist for retail, corporate, and VIP clients.
VIPs get priority service, dedicated advisors, and preferential fee terms.
By meeting certain deposit or transaction volume thresholds or invitation.
Basic accounts often include a number of free transactions monthly.
Volume-based discounts or loyalty programs may be available.
Corporate accounts have tailored tariffs based on business needs.
Large or special clients can negotiate customized terms.
Promotional codes are not standard in banking services.
Cashback is typically linked to cards, not general banking services.
Yes, higher transaction volumes can reduce fees.
Yes, SpareBank 1 has an official mobile app.
Available for iOS and Android devices.
Account management, payments, transfers, card controls, and customer support chat.
The app has mobile-optimized features but largely similar functions to web banking.
Yes, biometric authentication is available on mobile app.
Limited offline features; most operations require internet.
Yes, push notifications for transactions and alerts.
Dark mode is supported in the mobile app.
Updates are released regularly, typically every few weeks to months.
Beta or testing versions may be offered selectively.
The web interface is modern and user-friendly.
Yes, the web platform supports responsive design.
Mainly Norwegian; some English interface available.
Night mode (dark theme) is not widely confirmed.
No public info on hotkey support.
Export of statements and transaction history is supported in common formats.
The SpareBank 1 group offers APIs primarily for partners and business integration.
Integration available for accounting software and payment platforms.
Periodic updates to enhance security and usability.
Virtual cards are typically available through card services.
Disposable or temporary cards are not confirmed.
Multi-currency accounts or multi-currency transaction support exists.
Yes, investment products are offered through SpareBank 1 subsidiaries.
Interest on savings accounts and deposits is provided.
Loans, mortgages, and credit lines are available.
No direct P2P trading, but peer-to-peer transfers within accounts.
Indirectly, through transfer to regulated crypto exchanges.
Merchant acquiring services are provided through business banking.
Bulk payment services available for corporate clients.
Loyalty programs exist mostly linked to credit cards.
Points usually earned through card use and transactions.
Cashback often linked to specific card products.
Referral incentives may exist but not publicly detailed.
VIP clients receive personalized services and better rates.
Seasonal promotions for products and cards.
Premium accounts available by invitation or qualification.
Partner merchant discounts are offered via cards and cooperation.
Corporate loyalty programs may be tailored for business clients.
There are restrictions on transactions related to gambling.
Yes, gambling-related transactions are monitored and may have limits.
Accounts can be blocked if involved in suspicious gambling transactions.
The bank complies with regulatory frameworks governing gambling transactions.
Specific policies apply per Norwegian laws.
Yes, gambling transactions are tracked to ensure compliance.
No, transparency for regulatory compliance is mandatory.
Notifications are typically not specific to gambling.
Gambling transactions may incur standard fees.
Customers may set personal limits via banking tools.
No specific self-exclusion in the bank but supported by external services.
Access restriction is not directly provided by the bank.
Customers are encouraged to monitor spending.
Alerts for account or card limits exist, but not gambling specific.
Blocking may occur due to fraud or compliance reasons.
Such features are typically managed by specialized gambling support organizations.
Support is available through external agencies, not directly by the bank.
The bank partners indirectly through compliance but no direct programs listed.
Customers can set transaction alerts but not gambling-specific notifications.
Not specifically listed; generally usable where Norwegian cards/banks are accepted.
None publicly known.
No specific casino-dependent banking conditions.
No casino-specific bonuses from the bank.
Deposits typically supported; withdrawals depend on casino policies.
Usage restricted to jurisdictions following Norwegian financial laws.
Via standard card or bank transfer payment processing.
Processing times correspond to card or bank transfer norms.
Some casinos may charge fees, unrelated to the bank.
No publicly reported compatibility issues.