What is the official website of the payment service?
www.sparkron.dk
www.sparkron.dk
Customer support contacts are typically found on the official bank website under "Contact Us" or "Support" sections, often at the bottom of the homepage or in the "About Us" or "Help" menus.
For Sparekassen Østjylland's Vejle branch, the phone number is +45 70 22 71 40. For Sparekassen Kronjylland, phone number +45 89 12 24 00.
No specific verified toll-free number was found for Sparekassen Østjylland or Kronjylland; generally, Danish banks provide local rate phone numbers.
A verified general contact email for Sparekassen Kronjylland is [email protected]; specific technical support emails are not publicly listed.
Typically, banks have specialized emails for inquiries like complaints, business services, and technical support, but no specific separate addresses were found for Sparekassen Østjylland.
Information about online chat support for Sparekassen Østjylland or related entities is not clearly available; many Danish banks offer chat via their official websites or mobile apps.
No verified information about 24/7 chat support availability for Sparekassen Østjylland; usually support centers operate business hours.
No verified information about support through Telegram or WhatsApp for Sparekassen Østjylland.
Typical Danish bank customer service hours are weekdays from 9 AM to 5 PM; no specific verified schedule for Sparekassen Østjylland found.
Most traditional bank support lines are closed on weekends and public holidays; no exception verified for Sparekassen Østjylland.
Yes, Sparekassen Østjylland has regional branches for in-person service, such as the Vejle branch.
Verified office: Ved Anlæget 12 A, 7100 Vejle, Denmark for Sparekassen Østjylland Vejle branch.
Likely yes, personal meetings can be scheduled at local branches by appointment, standard practice in Danish banking.
No verified info found; generally, regional Danish savings banks do not have foreign offices.
Customer service is typically available in Danish; English often supported for international clients in Danish banks.
Industry standard for banks is within 24-48 hours for emails; phone support is immediate during business hours.
No verified VIP customer priority info found; bigger banks commonly offer such services but sparse info for Sparekassen Østjylland.
Callback request services are common in banks but no direct verification for Sparekassen Østjylland.
No clear founding date found for Sparekassen Østjylland specifically.
No concrete public info on founders; such banks are often customer-owned or cooperative structures in Denmark.
Denmark.
Specific history for Sparekassen Østjylland not found; Danish savings banks typically evolved regionally over the 19th-20th centuries.
No verified rebranding news found.
No publicly available detailed board member information found.
No specific investor or partner information was found; likely customer-owned or cooperative structure.
No, typically these regional savings banks are not publicly traded.
Not publicly listed; no market cap.
Yes, local branches such as Vejle.
As a Danish financial institution, Sparekassen Østjylland would be licensed under Danish Financial Supervisory Authority regulations.
Denmark.
No verified licenses for cryptocurrency operations found.
Yes, compliance with AML and KYC is mandatory; Danish banks follow strict AML/KYC policies.
Danish banks comply with PCI DSS and EU data security standards, but no specific certificate data found.
Regular security audits are industry standard; no specific audit records found.
Danish depositor guarantee schemes cover client funds up to limits under EU law.
GDPR, PSD2, AML Directives, PCI DSS for card handling.
No known public fines or violations found.
Reviews typically found on Trustpilot, Google Business, or local Danish review platforms.
Common banking complaints focus on customer service responsiveness, fees, and digital interface issues; no specific complaints for Sparekassen Østjylland.
Personalized service and local presence are common praise points for Danish regional banks.
No verified widespread withdrawal issues.
No detailed usability information found.
No specific user satisfaction data found, but Danish banks generally provide efficient transaction speeds.
No explicit referral metrics available.
Experts consider Danish savings banks stable and trustworthy financial institutions.
No specific awards information found.
No ranking data found.
Banks remain under continuous supervision with positive compliance noted for Danish savings banks.
Known as trusted regional banking partners in Denmark.
Innovation is moderate, with typical use of digital and mobile banking in line with industry standards.
General banking quality certifications expected but no detail available.
Likely participates but no specific details.
Positioned as local community-oriented savings bank emphasizing personal service.
Danish Krone (DKK) primarily; likely supports EUR for SEPA transactions.
No cryptocurrency services publicly available.
Currency conversion likely supported through standard banking forex services.
Market standard rates from interbank forex markets applied.
Rates updated daily or in real-time during trading hours.
Exotic currencies unlikely supported directly.
Subject to Danish and EU regulatory restrictions on cross-border transfers.
Domestic transfers, SEPA, international SWIFT transfers.
Internal transfers within the bank are supported.
Likely limited; card funding mostly receiving payments.
Yes, including external bank accounts.
Yes, bill payment services supported as common in Danish banks.
Yes, recurring payments and direct debits possible.
Yes, through bank e-banking systems.
Group payments and split payments usually supported via specialized banking services or apps.
No verified payment link feature found.
Standard minimums depend on payment type; small transactions possible.
Subject to customer limits and regulatory restrictions.
Yes, daily transaction limits based on account verification status.
Usually by customer request and identity/credit verification.
Yes, higher limits for fully verified clients.
Yes, new accounts often have lower limits until full verification.
Limits based on geographic jurisdiction and money laundering rules.
Yes, for suspicious activity or regulatory compliance.
Yes, daily operation counts can be limited.
Minimal funding requirements are typically low; for e.g., below 100 DKK.
Bank transfer, card payment, mobile payments (e.g., MobilePay in Denmark).
Usually no fees for standard bank transfers; card payments may involve fees.
Low minimums, often 1 DKK or equivalent for digital transfers.
Bank transfers typically same-day to one business day processing.
ATM withdrawals, bank transfers, card withdrawals.
Some fees may apply for international or card withdrawals.
Instant at ATM; 1-3 business days for bank transfers.
Limits depend on account type and verification.
Usually instant or same-day.
Domestic transfers 1 day; international SWIFT may take 1-3 days.
Not applicable, no crypto services.
Internal transfers typically immediate.
Yes, weekend funding delays usual for bank systems.
Yes, public holidays delay processing.
Some express transfer options may exist with fees.
Bank operational hours, cut-off times, transaction method.
Yes, notifications via SMS/app/email common.
Contact customer support to investigate delays.
Usually within 1 business day.
ATM withdrawals instant; card account withdrawals 1-3 days.
Domestic 1 day; international 1-3 days.
Not applicable.
Some banks offer express withdrawals with fees.
Banking schedules, verification, payment type.
Yes, through app/SMS/email.
Potentially possible if processed not finalized; depends on bank policy.
Account registration typically requires online or branch sign-up with ID verification.
Personal information, government-issued ID, proof of address and contact info.
Usually email is required; some banks allow phone number registration.
Phone confirmation is standard for verification and security.
Minimum age generally 18 years.
Yes, business accounts are available.
Yes, identity and KYC regulations require accurate data.
Yes, account holders must reside or legally interact within Denmark/EU.
Usually immediate to a few days depending on verification.
Basic (ID check) and enhanced (document and address verification).
Government-issued photo ID such as passport or driver’s license.
Yes, proof of address and additional identity documents.
Yes, digital document submission is standard.
Usually 1-3 business days.
Limited use possible but with restrictions.
Lower transaction limits and restricted access to services.
Yes, proof of address is required for full service.
Increasingly common for remote verification.
Typically every 3-5 years or upon request.
Banks use TLS/SSL encryption for data in transit and AES encryption for stored data.
Yes, via SMS, app-based authenticators, or hardware tokens.
Yes, common for transaction verification.
Supported in mobile apps for login (fingerprint, Face ID).
No verified blockchain use for Sparekassen Østjylland.
Yes, layered security with firewalls, intrusion detection, and monitoring.
Data protected under GDPR with privacy and security policies.
Not applicable.
Yes, standard for financial institutions.
Yes, banks regularly conduct internal and external audits.
Email and web anti-phishing campaigns, secure login processes.
Yes, real-time fraud monitoring and alerts.
AML policies with KYC verification, transaction monitoring and reporting suspicious activity.
Yes, accounts flagged for suspicious activity can be blocked pending investigation.
Report immediately to bank, freeze transactions and follow bank's fraud protocols.
Contact customer support directly via phone or secure messaging.
Banks typically compensate clients if fraud is proven and reported timely.
Users can dispute unauthorized transactions under EU consumer protection laws.
Contact bank support with identification documents and reasons.
Banks usually hold cyber insurance policies.
Fees vary by transfer type, domestic transfers may be low or free; international transfers involve fees or exchange spreads.
Usually no fees for standard transfers.
Yes, fees for ATM out-of-network or international withdrawals possible.
Currency conversion fees typically around 0.5%-3% plus spread.
Commonly no fees but varies by bank.
Danish savings banks often have low or no maintenance fees.
Usually no fees, but depends on transaction type.
Express transfers and withdrawals may have additional fees.
Banks disclose fees clearly per Danish financial conduct regulations.
Large transactions may have fixed fees plus percentage-based fees.
Some banks offer tiered pricing for business and private customers.
VIP clients get priority service, lower fees, and dedicated advisors.
Usually via asset levels or business banking relationships.
Depends on account type; some basic accounts offer free monthly transfers.
Activity-based fee reductions exist in some banks.
Business accounts have specific tariffs and fee schedules.
Negotiated pricing is possible for large clients.
Rarely used in banking services.
Not a standard feature for banks like Sparekassen Østjylland.
Volume discounts possible in business banking.
Sparekassen Danmark, a related bank, offers a mobile banking app.
Available on iOS and Android.
Account overview, transfers, payment scheduling, card management.
Generally similar but mobile apps have streamlined interfaces.
Yes in mobile apps.
Limited offline functionality; requires internet for transactions.
Yes, push notifications are supported.
Possibly, depends on app version.
Updates usually every few months.
No public info on beta programs.
No specific verified info found.
Most bank websites are mobile responsive.
Danish and English typically.
Uncertain, dark mode not verified.
No verified support.
Export of statements and transactions is standard.
No public API noted.
PSD2 APIs enable third-party integration by regulation.
Periodically for security and features.
No verified virtual card issuance.
Not confirmed.
Multi-currency accounts generally not offered.
Yes, typical for Danish savings banks.
Interest on deposits available.
Loans, mortgages, and credit facilities offered.
Not typically.
Not offered.
Merchant acquiring likely available.
No specific info found.
Not indicated.
No program found.
Not confirmed.
Personalized advice and lowered fees.
Occasionally, per bank discretion.
Through relationship banking.
Not specifically mentioned.
Not mentioned.
No info found.
Likely standard banking restrictions.
Possible if suspicious.
Neutral, follows regulatory guidelines.
No specific terms found.
Transactions are monitored for AML.
Possibly through account controls.
Standard in responsible banking in Denmark.
No direct bank control.
Via third-party tools.
Not verified.
Possible via fraud detection.
No explicit info.
Help is available through external organizations.
Not specified.
Not detailed.
Not specified.
No data.
Banks adhere to geographic restrictions on gambling payments.
Standard card or bank transfers.
Same as standard transfers.
Sometimes.
No public information available.