Raiffeisenbank Region Altheim eGen products, services and reviews

About Raiffeisenbank Region Altheim eGen

Raiffeisenbank Region Altheim eGen is a regional cooperative bank in Upper Austria that operates as part of the Raiffeisen Banking Group, combining local branch-based service with sector-wide infrastructure for payments, cards, and securities. It offers standard retail and small business products including current accounts with package-based pricing, savings and term deposits, debit and credit cards, consumer loans, housing finance, overdrafts, and insurance and leasing solutions via group partners; for companies and farmers it provides business accounts, payment services (SEPA transfers, direct debits, standing orders), working-capital and investment loans, and advisory on subsidies and equipment financing. Securities services typically include custody accounts, brokerage, and access to Raiffeisen-branded and third-party funds, subject to appropriateness/ suitability checks. Digital banking is available through the Raiffeisen group’s online and mobile platforms with PSD2- compliant strong customer authentication, allowing transfers, card controls, and e-documents; some onboarding and product changes can be initiated digitally, though certain processes still require in-branch identification or signatures. Pricing follows Austrian market practice, with monthly account fees, card fees, and charges for specific transactions; fee schedules and interest rates are published by the bank and vary by package and customer profile. As a cooperative (eGen), customers can become members with associated governance rights; the bank is supervised under Austrian and EU rules, is integrated into the Raiffeisen sector’s institutional protection scheme, and covered by the statutory deposit guarantee system (Einlagensicherung AUSTRIA GmbH) up to EUR 100,000 per depositor, with investor compensation for eligible securities-related claims under applicable limits. Strengths are local decision-making, regional familiarity, and access to the broader Raiffeisen network; limitations include a localized branch footprint, possible variation in conditions versus other Raiffeisen banks, and fewer cross-border or premium digital features than specialized direct banks. Availability of products, eligibility, and lending terms depend on creditworthiness, collateral, and regulatory requirements, and service is primarily in German, with English support depending on staff and channel.