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About Kreissparkasse Rottweil

Kreissparkasse Rottweil is a German public-law savings bank serving the Rottweil district and is part of the Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe. Its offering covers retail and business banking, including current accounts (Girokonto) with tiered pricing options, youth and student accounts, savings accounts and term deposits, girocard and credit cards, online and mobile banking via Sparkasse apps with pushTAN or chipTAN authorization, cash services at local branches, and access to the nationwide Sparkassen ATM network, along with SEPA payments, standing orders, direct debits, and international transfers. Lending products include overdrafts, consumer loans, car financing, and mortgage financing; the bank brokers building society contracts via LBS and insurance through SV SparkassenVersicherung, and provides securities custody with investment products from DekaBank, including savings plans. Advisory services are available in-branch and digitally. For companies and self-employed clients, it offers business accounts, corporate cards, POS and ecommerce payment solutions, liquidity management, working capital and investment loans, access to public funding advisory, commercial real estate financing, and leasing or factoring via group partners. Pricing follows the official schedule of prices and services; account maintenance fees, card fees, and charges for paper-based or manual transactions commonly apply, with conditions depending on the selected model and usage, and current rates and fees are published on the bank’s website and in-branch notices. Digital banking uses two-factor authentication and transaction authorization procedures, with configurable limits and security settings; customer support is available by phone, secure message, and at branches, with online appointment booking. Deposits are protected by the institutional protection scheme of the Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe, which also fulfills statutory deposit guarantee requirements, and customer complaints can be handled through the Savings Banks ombudsman procedure. The bank operates with a regional focus that can involve eligibility linked to residence or business location; compared with direct banks, pricing is generally less oriented toward no-fee models, while branch access and personal advisory are central elements of the service.