Raiffeisen Regionalbank Fügen-Kaltenbach-Zell eGen products, services and reviews

About Raiffeisen Regionalbank Fügen-Kaltenbach-Zell eGen

Raiffeisen Regionalbank Fügen-Kaltenbach-Zell eGen is a member-owned cooperative bank operating in the Zillertal region of Tyrol, with a local footprint centered on Fügen, Kaltenbach, and Zell am Ziller, and is part of the Austrian Raiffeisen sector and its recognized institutional protection scheme (Raiffeisen-Haftungsverbund/IPS). It offers standard retail and small-business banking services including current and savings accounts, term deposits, domestic and SEPA payments, standing orders, cash services and ATMs, debit cards (typically Debit Mastercard) and credit cards via partner issuers, as well as consumer loans, overdrafts, housing finance subject to Austrian mortgage rules (KIM-VO), and financing for SMEs and agriculture. Investment and securities custody, fund distribution, and insurance brokerage are provided within the Raiffeisen network and partner companies commonly used by Raiffeisen banks in Austria. Digital channels include online and mobile banking with two-factor authentication under PSD2; functions typically cover transfers, templates, standing orders, card controls, and inbox/document exchange, with availability of features such as SEPA instant payments depending on account and system support. Business clients can expect standard cash management, SEPA file uploads, and access to merchant services via external acquiring partners. Pricing is package-based for most current accounts, with separate charges possible for cards, cash transactions, and paper or staff-assisted orders; interest rates and fees are published in the bank’s tariff schedules and can differ by customer segment. Account opening usually requires valid identification and, for lending, proof of income and collateral documentation; onboarding options and eligibility for non-residents are determined case by case. The bank is subject to oversight under the Austrian Banking Act and supervision by the FMA and OeNB, and customer deposits are protected by the statutory Austrian deposit guarantee scheme (Einlagensicherung Austria) up to EUR 100,000 per depositor per bank; additional investor-compensation and sectoral support mechanisms apply according to legal and Raiffeisen-sector frameworks. Service and documentation are primarily in German, and some products may require in-branch interaction; the limited geographic network reflects its regional focus, which can be a consideration for customers comparing access, digital functionality, and fees with larger nationwide providers.