What is the official website of the payment service?
https://www.tysnes-sparebank.no
https://www.tysnes-sparebank.no
Customer support contacts are on the "Kontakt oss" page on the official website with phone, email, and office addresses.
The main customer service phone number is 53 43 03 00.
There is no toll-free support number publicly listed; support is available via the main phone number.
The general contact email is [email protected]; no separate technical support email available.
Specific department emails are not publicly listed; contact is mainly via the general email.
No online chat support service is mentioned on the official website.
Chat support availability is not provided.
No information about messenger support is available.
Phone support available Monday to Friday 07:00–21:00, weekends 09:00–21:00.
Phone support works on weekends during specified hours; offices closed on holidays.
Yes, with offices in multiple locations.
Main office at Teiglandsvegen 2, 5680 Tysnes, with other branch offices.
Personal meetings can be scheduled by contacting the bank.
No international offices; operations local to Norway.
Norwegian.
Typical response times vary from hours to 1-2 business days.
No public information on VIP support.
Callbacks can be requested during operating hours.
Tysnes Sparebank was founded in 1868.
Founded locally; owned by community shareholders.
Norway.
Evolved from a local savings bank to a full-service regional bank, member of Eika Gruppen.
Merger with Haugesund Sparebank expected by September 2025, a major organizational update.
Specific members not publicly detailed; includes local community representatives.
Member of Eika Gruppen financial alliance.
Yes, listed on Oslo Stock Exchange under ticker TYSB.OL.
Market capitalization approximately NOK 220 million as of 2025.
Branches in Tysnes, Husnes, Lagunen, and Stord.
Licensed as savings bank supervised by Finanstilsynet.
Norway.
None publicly available.
Fully complies with AML and KYC regulations.
Follows banking industry standards; specific certifications not public.
Regular regulatory security audits.
Deposits insured up to NOK 2 million under Norwegian Banks' Guarantee Fund.
PSD2, GDPR, and Norwegian financial regulations.
No known regulatory violations.
Reviews on local forums and SpareBank 1 related platforms.
Digital service usability and response times occasionally noted.
Personalized service and community focus.
No significant withdrawal issues reported.
Considered adequate; some feedback for improvements.
Transaction speeds meet local banking standards.
Local customers recommend it for regional banking needs.
Seen as stable and well-managed regional bank.
Not publicly disclosed.
No visible participation.
The bank complies fully with regulations.
Trusted partner within Eika Gruppen.
Stable and compliant innovation aligned with alliance standards.
No specific public certificates.
No public event participation info.
Local savings bank with regional focus and personal service.
Norwegian Kroner primarily; major foreign currencies supported for exchange.
Yes, major fiat currencies converted via bank channels.
Market-based rates typical for Norwegian banks.
Daily.
Limited support; mostly major currencies.
Regulated as per Norwegian and international law.
Domestic, international (SWIFT, SEPA), and internal transfers.
Transfers to accounts typical; card transfers not usual.
Not specifically noted.
Not noted.
Minimum typically NOK 1 or standard minimums.
Limits depend on verification and account type.
Limits based on profile and regulatory rules.
Yes, after verification request and approval.
Yes, verified users have higher limits.
Yes, stricter limits initially.
Geographic limits based on regulation.
Yes, for security or compliance reasons.
Often NOK 1 minimum.
Bank transfer, deposits in branch, other banking methods.
Usually free locally; international may incur fees.
Usually minimal.
Same or next business day.
ATM, bank transfer, branch.
Fees depend on method.
Bank transfer 1-2 days; ATM instant.
Vary by account and verification.
Card funding - 1-2 days typical.
One business day domestic.
Not supported.
Usually near-instant.
Express service may be available for fees.
Method, bank policies, recipient bank processing.
Usually yes via app/email.
Contact customer service.
Typically 1 business day.
ATM instant; other card withdrawals 1-2 days.
Usually one business day domestic.
Not applicable.
Possible with fees.
Bank policies and security checks.
Only if not processed yet; contact bank quickly.
Online or in branch with ID and documentation.
Valid ID, address, contact details.
Usually email required.
Standard phone verification applies.
Minimum 18 years.
Yes, with required business documentation.
Norway residents primarily.
Days to one week depending on verification.
Basic and enhanced KYC verification.
ID and proof of address.
Additional as needed for services.
1-5 business days.
Limited features and lower limits.
Low transaction limits.
Possibly for identity verification.
Typically every few years or on info changes.
TLS/SSL for data transmission.
Yes, commonly used.
Supported in mobile app.
Not publicly indicated.
Per GDPR and Norwegian laws.
Not applicable.
Bank employs DDoS mitigation.
Phishing filters and warnings.
Through AML policies and ongoing monitoring.
Report to bank immediately.
Phone, email, or branch.
Per regulations.
Full dispute rights.
Contact bank with evidence.
Varies; some domestic transfers free.
Usually free domestically.
May apply.
Applicable.
Possible.
May exist for specific accounts.
Generally no.
Fees disclosed.
Tiered or negotiated.
Various plans exist.
Personalized services.
Account upgrades.
Depending on plan.
Possible.
Possible.
Possible.
iOS and Android.
Transfers, payments, notifications.
Mobile app streamlined.
Limited.
Depends on app version.
Regularly.
No public beta.
Functional and user-friendly.
Norwegian.
Not documented.
PDF and CSV.
Yes, via Eika Gruppen.
Regularly.
Via alliances.
Loans available.
Personal service.
Occasionally.
Not specified.
Norwegian regulations restrict gambling payments.
Possible.
Compliant with laws.
Not public.
Not through bank directly.
Banks may block gambling transactions.
Yes, through public resources.
Not applicable.