Where can I find the customer support contacts?
Customer support contacts are available on the bank’s official website 'Kontakt oss' page.
Customer support contacts are available on the bank’s official website 'Kontakt oss' page.
The main customer service phone number is +47 64 84 52 50.
There is no publicly listed toll-free number; customers use the regular local phone number for support.
The general contact email provided is [email protected]; no separate technical support email is specifically listed.
There are specialized emails for various departments such as insurance, customer advisors, and IT security, but no publicly detailed full list is available.
No specific online chat support service is mentioned on the official website.
Chat support availability cannot be confirmed due to lack of information.
No information indicating support through Telegram or WhatsApp is publicly available.
Phone support is available Monday to Friday 07:00–21:00, Saturday and Sunday 09:00–21:00; physical office hours are weekdays 09:00–15:30 (shorter summer hours).
Phone support works on weekends 09:00–21:00; offices are closed weekends and holidays.
Yes, there is a physical office in Strømmen for in-person visits.
The main office is at Støperiveien 40, 2010 Strømmen, Norway.
Personal meetings can be arranged by contacting the bank directly via phone or form on the website.
No information on international representative offices is available.
Primarily Norwegian language support; other language support is not specified.
Typical response times are not publicly documented.
No information on VIP priority support is published.
Callback request options are not explicitly mentioned.
Strømmen Sparebank was founded in 1914 as a traditional Norwegian savings bank.
The bank was founded locally in Strømmen; it operates as an independent savings bank owned by local stakeholders.
Norway.
Strømmen Sparebank has evolved since 1914, adapting digital banking and payment solutions for retail and business clients in Norway.
No major recent rebranding publicly noted.
Specific board members are not publicly listed on the website; typical for smaller Norwegian savings banks to have a local board.
The bank cooperates with SpareBank 1 alliance for services and technology partnerships.
No, Strømmen Sparebank is not publicly traded; it is a mutual savings bank.
Not applicable as the bank is privately held.
No major subsidiaries are reported; only the main branch in Strømmen.
It operates under Norwegian financial regulation for savings banks, authorized by the Financial Supervisory Authority of Norway.
Officially operates within Norway.
No publicly available information on cryptocurrency operation licenses.
Complies with Norwegian AML and KYC regulations for banking and payment services.
The bank complies with standard banking security practices, but specific PCI DSS certification details are not publicly disclosed.
Regular security audits are standard in Norwegian banking, though specific audit reports are not publicly available.
Deposits are protected under the Norwegian Banks’ Guarantee Fund, securing client funds.
Complies with EU/EEA and Norwegian banking standards, including PSD2 and GDPR.
No public record of fines or regulatory violations found.
User feedback can be found on local review platforms like Yelp Norway and some banking forums.
General banking complaints often include customer service responsiveness and digital banking usability, typical for regional banks.
Local personalized service and community-oriented approach are commonly praised by clients.
No significant reported systemic withdrawal issues.
Some user feedback suggests digital banking interfaces could be improved, while others find it adequate.
Transaction speeds meet standard banking expectations for Norway.
Local customers recommend the bank mainly for regional service and reliability.
Experts consider savings banks like Strømmen Sparebank as reliable but less innovative fintech compared to larger banks.
No specific awards publicly reported.
No participation in international payment system rankings noted.
The bank operates compliant with all Norwegian regulatory mandates.
Partners regard it as a stable local bank with good cooperation via SpareBank 1 alliance.
Innovation is more incremental; it focuses on secure and compliant banking rather than disruptive fintech.
Specific quality certifications are not publicly stated.
No public information on conference participation.
Positioned as a local community-oriented savings bank with digital service offerings for retail and business clients.
Primarily Norwegian Krone (NOK).
No cryptocurrency support for payments or custody reported.
No proprietary token exists.
Currency conversion service is limited; mainly supports NOK and standard foreign exchange via standard banking channels.
Uses market-based exchange rates typical of Norwegian banks.
Rates are updated daily according to market fluctuations.
Not supported.
Exotic currency handling is limited; primarily supports major currencies available to Norwegian banks.
Subject to Norwegian and international financial regulations restricting certain currency transactions.
Supports local and international transfers including SWIFT, SEPA, and domestic payments.
Internal transfers between customers are supported via online and mobile banking.
Transfers directly to bank cards are not typical; transfers to bank accounts are standard.
Yes, supports transfers to local and international bank accounts.
Yes, supports electronic bill payment services via online banking.
Supports setting up recurring payments and standing orders.
Yes, automatic transfers and payments can be configured by users.
Payment scheduling for future dates is available.
Group payment or bill-splitting features are not specifically indicated.
No available information on payment link generation.
Minimum limits follow Norwegian banking regulations, often as low as one Norwegian krone (NOK 1).
Transfer limits depend on user verification level and account type, typically set by bank policies.
Daily transaction limits apply based on customer verification and banking products.
Monthly and annual limits are imposed per customer profile and regulatory requirements.
Limits may be increased upon request and verification, compliant with KYC and risk assessments.
Verified users receive higher transaction limits compared to unverified or basic-tier account holders.
New accounts face stricter limits initially as part of fraud prevention and compliance.
Limits may vary based on international regulations and local laws for cross-border payments.
Accounts or operations can be temporarily blocked for security reasons or suspicious activity.
Number of daily operations is limited according to bank policy to prevent misuse.
Minimum funding amounts depend on deposit method; typically NOK 1 for digital transfers.
Funding via bank transfer, deposits, and integration with other banks are supported.
Funding fees depend on the method; local transfers are usually free, international may incur fees.
Typically low minimums such as NOK 1 but may vary by deposit type.
Domestic bank transfers are generally credited within the same or next business day.
Withdrawals can be made via ATM, bank transfer, or branch cash withdrawal.
Withdrawal fees vary by withdrawal type; ATM withdrawals may have associated fees.
Withdrawals to bank accounts often process within 1-2 business days; ATM withdrawals are immediate.
Withdrawal limits are set by account type and customer verification.
Card funding is less common; bank transfers preferred; processing times vary.
Domestic bank transfers usually take one business day.
Cryptocurrency transfers are not supported.
Internal transfers usually occur instantly or within minutes.
Banking transactions may be delayed over weekends.
Yes, bank holidays can delay processing times.
Express payments may be possible with extra charges through certain bank services.
Factors include payment method, bank processing times, and recipient banking system.
Customers receive email or app notifications on funding status.
Contact customer support to inquire and resolve funding delays.
Typically processed within one business day.
Card withdrawal times depend on ATM or POS terminal processing.
Usually within one business day domestically.
Not applicable.
Withdrawals requested on weekends are processed next business day.
Holidays delay processing as banks are closed.
Some express withdrawal options exist for an extra fee.
Bank policies, method chosen, and security checks influence processing.
Notification services for withdrawal progress are often provided.
Cancellation may be possible before processing completion; contact support immediately.
Registration occurs via online application or bank branch with required identification.
Personal identification, address, phone, and proof of identity documents.
Email is typically required for registration and communication.
Phone verification is standard to confirm identity and secure account.
Minimum age is usually 18 years to open an account.
Yes, corporate accounts are available with additional documentation.
Real and verifiable data is mandatory to comply with legal regulations.
Registration is limited to residents or persons with addresses in Norway.
Activation typically takes a few business days pending verification.
Basic and enhanced verification levels follow AML/KYC standards.
Valid government-issued ID and proof of address.
Additional documents may be required for enhanced services, like tax documents or business registration.
Digital document submissions are accepted through secure online channels.
Verification usually completes within 1 to 5 business days.
Limited use is possible; restrictions apply on transaction limits.
Unverified users face lower limits and restricted transaction capabilities.
Proof of address is required for full activation.
Some services require photo or video verification for identity confirmation.
Documents need updating typically every few years or if information changes.
Uses industry standard encryption such as TLS/SSL for data in transit.
2FA is supported for securing account access.
SMS confirmations are used for transaction verification.
Biometric authentication may be available in mobile apps.
No public indication of blockchain use in payment processing.
Yes, security involves multiple layers including 2FA and fraud detection.
Personal data is secured per GDPR and Norwegian privacy laws.
Not applicable as cryptocurrencies are not supported.
The bank employs protection mechanisms against DDoS attacks.
Yes, regular mandatory security audits are conducted.
Anti-phishing advice, filters, and secure communication channels are used.
Yes, the bank monitors for suspicious transactions and accounts.
The bank has robust AML policies, automated systems, and manual checks.
Suspicious accounts are blocked pending investigation.
Report immediately to the bank’s fraud department for resolution.
Reports can be made via phone, email, or in branch.
Compensation depends on severity and compliance with customer security obligations.
Users have rights to dispute and escalate transaction issues per Norwegian law.
Contact the bank’s support with proof to resolve account issues.
The bank maintains insurance policies to cover cyber risks.
Transfer fees vary by type, destination, and amount; some domestic transfers may be free.
Usually, local funding is free; international or card-based funding may incur fees.
Withdrawal fees apply mainly to card and international withdrawals.
Standard currency conversion fees apply.
Account inactivity fees are not common but may apply.
Some accounts may have monthly maintenance fees depending on the product.
Generally, no fees for canceling pending operations.
Express payment or withdrawal services may have additional fees.
The bank is transparent about fees in line with regulation.
Fees for large transactions may be tiered or negotiated.
Different accounts and pricing tiers exist for retail, business, and premium clients.
VIP clients often receive personalized service and fee discounts.
Through account upgrades or volume-based negotiations.
Some free transactions per month included depending on account type.
Volume discounts may be offered to active clients.
Corporate banking tariffs apply for business accounts.
Custom terms are sometimes offered on request.
Promotional code usage is not typical for banking services.
Cashback is not a standard banking feature here.
Volume-based discounts may be available for business clients.
Yes, the bank is served by the SpareBank 1/Eika mobile banking app.
The app is available for iOS and Android devices.
Account overview, transfers, payments, card management, notifications.
Mobile app typically has streamlined features compared to full web platform.
Biometric login (Touch ID/Face ID) is supported in the mobile app.
Offline usage is limited to viewing cached data; transactions require connection.
Push notifications are supported for account activity.
Dark mode is available depending on device and app settings.
The app is updated regularly with incremental improvements.
No public beta testing program is indicated.
The web interface provides standard usability but user feedback suggests room for improvement.
Yes, the site supports responsive design.
Primarily Norwegian; other language options are limited.
Night mode (dark theme) for the website is not officially mentioned.
Keyboard shortcuts support is not documented.
Exporting transaction data in common formats (PDF, CSV) is supported.
No public API is offered for external developers.
Integrations typically happen via the SpareBank 1 alliance.
Updates occur regularly as part of maintenance.
No clear indication of virtual card issuance.
Disposable card features are not available.
Multi-currency accounts are generally not offered.
Investment services are offered under the SpareBank 1 group.
Interest is earned on certain savings products.
Credit and loan products are available.
Peer-to-peer trading is not offered.
Cryptocurrency buying/selling is not supported.
Payment acquiring services are available through business banking solutions.
Mass payment options exist for business customers.
No specific loyalty program is publicly noted.
Not applicable.
Cashback is not a feature.
No referral programs are documented.
VIP privileges mainly relate to personalized service and potential fee benefits.
Banking promotions may occur occasionally.
Premium or priority banking is available by customer status.
Partner discounts are not broadly publicized.
No distinct corporate loyalty programs are detailed.
No explicit support or prohibition publicly stated.
Norwegian banking regulations restrict certain gambling transactions.
Accounts may be blocked if related to suspicious gambling activity.
The bank likely follows Norwegian regulations restricting high-risk gambling transactions.
No special gambling transaction terms publicly available.
Bank monitors all transactions for regulatory compliance including gambling.
Transaction privacy follows legal reporting obligations.
No specific gambling expense tracking features.
No explicit gambling transaction fees listed.
No special gambling limit settings publicly documented.
Norwegian national self-exclusion programs exist separately from banking services.
Banks may block transactions to gambling sites based on regulation.
No direct gambling expense control features.
No specific limit alert systems for gambling transactions.
Yes, if transactions are suspicious or violate policies.
No distinct cooling-off period feature.
The bank likely supports referrals to national addiction resources.
No direct partnerships publicly indicated.
Not applicable within the bank’s service.
Not publicly listed.
No exclusive partnerships.
Not applicable.
Not applicable.
Not applicable.
Norwegian law restricts gambling payments.
Not applicable.
Not applicable.
Not applicable.
Not applicable.