What is the official website of the payment service?
https://tmi.is
https://tmi.is
Customer support contact information is available on the official website tmi.is under the "Contact" or "About Us" sections.
+354 553 6688
There is no verified information available for a toll-free support number; generally, toll-free numbers are offered by some providers but not always standard.
[email protected]
Yes, inquiries can be sent to different emails for international business or compliance via [email protected], and general inquiries to [email protected]
No verified specific online chat support found; typically, such services provide chat support on their official website if available.
No verified data available on 24/7 chat support for TM tryggingamiðlun.
There is no verified indication of support via Telegram or WhatsApp.
Customer support is generally available during normal Icelandic business hours; for TM Íslands, typical hours are around 09:00 to 16:00.
Support is typically not available on weekends and holidays for most insurance and payment services.
Yes, TM tryggingamiðlun has physical offices available for in-person visits.
Known office locations include Hlíðasmára 12, 201 Kópavogur, and Síðumúli 21, 108 Reykjavík, Iceland.
Personal meetings can generally be scheduled by contacting their office directly via phone or email.
The company works with international partners but specific representatives in multiple countries are not detailed.
Support is primarily available in Icelandic and may offer English for international clients.
Typical response times vary but often within 1-2 business days for emails and quicker for phone calls.
No verified data on VIP client priority support system.
Callback services are generally offered by financial/payment services but no specific confirmation for this company.
TM tryggingamiðlun was founded in June 1997.
Founded by Karl Jónsson; current owners include Friðbert Elí Friðbertsson and Gísli Ölvir Böðvarsson since 2010.
Iceland.
Established as an insurance brokerage agency, expanded services from insurance to savings and pension products, became Lloyd's Coverholder in 2017, and broadened international partnerships.
The company became Lloyd's Coverholder in 2017 and ownership changes in 2010 are notable development events.
Specific board of directors details are not readily available publicly.
Key partners include Allianz, Vörður, Lloyd’s, and international brokers such as JLT International, Lockton Global, and Gallagher Global Alliance.
No public stock trading information available.
Not publicly listed; no market capitalization data available.
TM owns a majority stake in Líftryggingamiðstöðin hf (life insurance) and has a subsidiary in Norway named Nemi Forsikring ASA.
The business is regulated by the Icelandic Financial Services Authority (FME) and is a Lloyd’s Coverholder.
Officially operates in Iceland and collaborates internationally through partners.
No information available on cryptocurrency licenses.
As a regulated financial service under FME, the service complies with AML and KYC standards.
There is no specific information on PCI DSS or other security certifications publicly available.
No publicly detailed information about security audits.
Standard industry practice includes client fund protections; specific insurance details not available.
Complies with Icelandic and EU-equivalent financial regulations under FME supervision.
No publicly reported regulatory fines or violations.
Customer feedback may be found on Icelandic business directories or insurance review platforms but no specific global sites noted.
No common complaints publicly documented; typical issues in insurance brokerage could involve claims processing times.
Users appreciate personalized insurance advice, longevity, and collaboration with major insurers.
Not applicable as TM tryggingamiðlun is primarily an insurance broker and service provider.
No specific information; industry best practice encourages easy-to-use customer portals.
No data specific to transactions; insurance services typically process claims and payments within industry timeframes.
The company is considered reputable in Icelandic insurance circles.
Experts regard TM as stable, with good international partnerships and regulatory compliance.
Recognized as one of Iceland’s strongest companies for 13 years running.
No public ranking related to payment systems.
The company operates under FME regulation in accordance with good business practices.
TM is seen as a trusted intermediary and broker by international insurance providers.
TM leverages international networks but has a traditional brokerage service model.
No specific quality certification publicly listed.
No public data on conference participation.
Positioned as a leading insurance brokerage in Iceland with strong international ties.
Primarily operates in Icelandic krona (ISK); international payments likely supported in common currencies via partners.
No cryptocurrency support is indicated.
No direct currency conversion functionality is noted.
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Not indicated.
Typical international regulatory currency restrictions apply.
Mainly insurance premium payments and claim settlements; no specialized transfer services found.
Not applicable.
Not explicitly indicated.
Insurance claim payouts and possibly refunds to bank accounts are standard.
Not a primary billing/payment service.
Recurring insurance premium payments are likely supported.
Automatic premium payments may be arranged with providers.
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Standard regulatory onboarding for new clients applies.
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Operations may be blocked under suspicious activity or regulatory compliance requirements.
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Insurance premium payments likely accepted via standard banking and payment methods.
Fees depend on payment method and insurance provider.
Not specified.
Payment processing times depend on method used.
Insurance claim payouts typically processed to bank accounts.
Fees are provider and method dependent.
Typically a few business days depending on banking system.
Not specified.
Dependent on card and payment processor.
Usually 1–3 business days.
Not applicable.
Not applicable.
Payment processing usually delayed on weekends.
Yes, holidays can delay processing.
Some providers offer expedited processing for additional fees.
Payment method, bank processing times, holidays, and compliance checks.
Notification depends on the payment system used.
Contact customer service with transaction details for investigation.
Usually within a few business days.
Processing times vary by card issuer.
1–3 business days.
Not applicable.
Yes, withdrawals generally delay on weekends.
Yes, withdrawal timings get delayed during holidays.
Some services allow express processing for fees.
Payment method, bank system, compliance checks.
Often sent via email or SMS if enabled.
Usually possible shortly after request before processing starts.
Registration involves completing an application form with personal and contact details and providing necessary documentation.
Typically includes full name, address, phone number, email, and identification documents.
Normally email is required for account verification and communication.
Phone verification is often used for additional security.
Usually minimum age is 18 years or local legal age.
Business accounts or brokerage arrangements may be available.
Yes, real and accurate information is required for compliance and verification.
Typically registration restricted to Iceland residents or through international brokers.
Activation typically occurs within a few business days after verification.
Basic identity verification and enhanced verification for larger transactions or compliance.
Government-issued ID and proof of address.
Additional documents such as income proof or corporate registration if applicable.
Yes, digital submissions are typically supported.
From same day up to several days depending on workload.
Limited or no access; verification mandatory for full service.
Restricted to minimal service use, lower transaction limits.
Yes, proof of address is required for compliance.
Increasingly common in modern verification but no specific info for TM.
Documents may require periodic renewal every 1-3 years.
Industry standard encryption such as TLS/SSL is generally used for data security.
2FA is recommended and often supported to enhance account security.
SMS confirmations for critical transactions are common security measures.
No confirmed information available.
No indication of blockchain use in their service.
Multiple layers of security including encryption, 2FA, monitoring and access control are common industry practices.
Personal data protection complies with GDPR and Icelandic privacy laws with secured storage and controlled access.
Not applicable, as no cryptocurrency services.
Large service providers typically maintain DDoS mitigation but no specific data found.
Financial service providers undergo regular security audits though no detailed reports found.
Advisory notices and email authentication protocols like SPF/DKIM are usually deployed.
Fraud and suspicious activity monitoring systems are standard requirements.
Through AML policies, transaction monitoring, customer verification, and report suspicious activity to authorities.
Accounts showing suspicious behavior are typically blocked pending investigation.
Report to support immediately, freeze affected accounts, follow company guidance.
Via official customer support channels including email and phone.
Usually limited to cases where company negligence is proven; varies by service.
Rights to dispute fraudulent or erroneous transactions with formal investigation procedure.
Contact customer support and provide required evidence for review.
Not publicly confirmed for TM; some companies hold cyber insurance.
Fees vary depending on transaction type; details are provider-specific.
Fees depend on payment methods and third-party processors.
Withdrawals may incur fees based on method and provider policies.
Currency conversion fees apply when applicable.
Some providers charge inactivity fees after prolonged dormancy.
May vary; typical industry practice is no fees or minimal fees.
Generally no fees for cancellation before processing.
Some services offer express processing for additional fees.
Reputable providers disclose all fees; hidden fees are against regulations.
Fee tiers or fixed rates for large transactions are common.
Multiple pricing plans or tiers may exist for retail and corporate clients.
VIP clients often get priority support, fee discounts, and personalized services.
Typically through volume, loyalty, or premium account status.
Some providers offer a set number of free transactions monthly.
Activity-based discounts and rewards are commonly offered.
Business clients usually have tailored pricing plans.
Negotiated terms may be available for high-value clients.
Occasional promotions with codes may be offered.
Not typical for this kind of insurance brokerage.
Volume discounts common in corporate arrangements.
TM has an official mobile app.
The TM app is available on iOS and Android platforms.
Claim filing, policy management, price checking, and account login features.
Typically mobile apps focus on core user actions; web may have more detailed options.
Mobile biometric authentication support is commonly offered in apps but not specifically confirmed.
Offline capabilities are usually limited; core services require internet.
Push notifications are typical for updates and alerts.
No public info on dark mode availability.
Updates frequency varies, often monthly or quarterly.
No public information on beta testing.
The official website is designed for user-friendly access but specific ratings are unavailable.
Modern web design standards usually ensure responsive design.
Primarily Icelandic and English languages.
No specific information found on night mode.
No data available.
Exporting data is sometimes offered for reports and billing history.
No public documentation found for a developer API.
Collaborations with international brokers suggest integration capabilities.
Updates occur periodically for maintenance and new features.
No indication of virtual card services.
Not applicable.
Not indicated as a service feature.
TM sells insurance and related savings/pension products, not direct investments.
Interest earning relates to savings products offered with partners.
No credit or lending services noted.
Not applicable.
No merchant acquiring service indicated.
No information available.
No public information on loyalty programs.
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Not offered.
No specific referral program detailed.
VIP clients may receive enhanced service and support.
Occasional promotions may be offered but no regular schedule.
Yes, usually through customer relationship management.
Discounts from associated insurance partners are possible.
Corporate clients likely have benefits structured separately.
Not indicated; usually financial compliance restricts such use.
Likely restrictions exist based on regulation and policy.
Possible under regulatory or anti-money laundering rules.
Generally cautious and compliant with legal requirements.
Not publicly detailed.
Financial monitoring would track such transactions if relevant.
Transparency is required by regulation; hiding transactions is rare.
Not publicly documented.
Not indicated.
Responsible gaming controls may be applied if offered.
Not applicable to their insurance brokerage service.
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Possibly under regulatory compliance.
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Typical consumer protections for insurance may apply.
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