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Sparkasse Dieburg – Zweckverbandssparkasse – is a German public-law savings bank organized as a municipal special-purpose association serving Dieburg and surrounding communities in southern Hesse. It provides standard retail and small-business banking, including current accounts, savings products, term deposits, consumer loans, overdrafts, mortgages, and payment services, along with securities brokerage via the Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe (e.g., DekaBank) and cooperative services such as building society products (LBS) and insurance mediation (typically via SV SparkassenVersicherung). Business clients have access to current accounts, financing, cash management, POS solutions, and corporate cards. Access is offered through local branches and self-service terminals, online banking, and the Sparkassen mobile apps with two-factor authentication options (such as pushTAN or chipTAN). Customers can use the nationwide Sparkassen ATM network in Germany, while withdrawals at third-party ATMs and foreign usage generally incur fees; account packages carry monthly charges and price components for paper statements, OTC transactions, securities custody, and international payments are published in the bank’s price and service lists. Card payments are contactless; support for specific mobile wallets depends on customer eligibility and device. Interest rates on deposits and loans are variable and subject to change; early repayment may trigger contractual charges. Identification for new accounts is typically via branch or video identification, and some products may be restricted to residents or businesses in the bank’s operating area. The institution is part of the Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe, supervised by BaFin and the Deutsche Bundesbank, and participates in the group’s institutional protection scheme recognized under German law as a deposit guarantee system, providing statutory coverage up to 100,000 EUR per depositor while aiming to prevent the failure of member institutions. Opening hours and advisory availability vary by location; appointments are commonly used for lending, investment, and business services.