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About Kreissparkasse Tübingen

Kreissparkasse Tübingen is a German public-law savings bank (Anstalt des öffentlichen Rechts) serving the Tübingen district in Baden‑Württemberg and is part of the Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe. It operates a regional branch and ATM network and provides retail and business banking, including current accounts, savings products, consumer and mortgage loans, payments, cards, and cash services; for companies it offers working-capital and investment financing, real estate and project finance, and transaction services. Investment and insurance products are distributed via group partners (e.g., DekaBank for funds, SV SparkassenVersicherung for insurance, LBS for building society/home finance, and Sparkassen‑Finanzgruppe companies for leasing and factoring). Digital services include online banking and the Sparkassen mobile apps with pushTAN or chipTAN authentication, SEPA and international transfers (including supported instant payments/Echtzeit-Überweisung), card tokenization for Apple Pay and Google Pay, and electronic statements; availability of remote onboarding (e.g., VideoIdent or eID) depends on product. The card offering typically comprises the Sparkassen-Card (girocard/debit) and optional Visa or Mastercard credit cards, with package‑dependent fees; withdrawals for customers are generally free at Sparkassen ATMs in Germany, while out‑of‑network cash and foreign transactions may incur charges. Pricing follows account packages with monthly maintenance fees and usage‑based charges, with student and youth options and separate business tariffs; overdraft and loan rates are set individually and can change. The bank is supervised by BaFin and the Deutsche Bundesbank; customer deposits are protected by the institutional protection scheme of the Sparkassen‑Finanzgruppe (Sicherungseinrichtung), which also fulfills the statutory deposit guarantee requirement up to 100,000 EUR per depositor, with additional institutional support designed to prevent insolvency. Governance follows the standard savings bank model with a management board (Vorstand) overseen by an administrative board (Verwaltungsrat), and ownership lies with the district and participating municipalities. Product availability, limits, fees, and interest rates depend on the selected offering and customer profile; current conditions and regulatory disclosures are provided through the bank’s official channels.