Sparkasse Hildesheim Goslar Peine products, services and reviews

About Sparkasse Hildesheim Goslar Peine

Sparkasse Hildesheim Goslar Peine is a public-law savings bank (Anstalt des öffentlichen Rechts) serving the districts of Hildesheim, Goslar, and Peine in Lower Saxony, formed through a regional merger within the Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe. It provides standard retail and business banking services, including current accounts (giro), savings and term deposits, mortgages and personal loans, SME financing, payment services, securities custody and brokerage (typically via DekaBank products), and insurance and leasing offered through group partners. Customers can use online banking via web and the Sparkasse mobile app with pushTAN/chipTAN, an electronic mailbox, SEPA transfers (including instant payments where available), and card management; Apple Pay and Google Pay are generally supported for eligible cards, and giropay is available for e-commerce payments. Cards typically include a Girocard and optional Visa/Mastercard credit cards with annual fees and 3D Secure; contactless payments and cash withdrawals are available at the extensive Sparkassen ATM network across Germany, with charges possible outside the network and for foreign currency transactions. Business clients can access corporate accounts, payment acceptance (POS/terminals and e-commerce), liquidity management, working capital and investment financing, and public funding program intermediation (e.g., KfW) subject to eligibility. Pricing follows published fee schedules, with account packages and conditions varying by usage profile; overdraft (Dispositionskredit) and credit pricing are variable and depend on risk, collateral, and market rates. Securities services involve custody fees and order commissions according to the bank’s price list; advisory services are available by appointment in-branch or remotely. The bank is a member of the Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe’s Institutional Protection Scheme, recognized under the EU Deposit Guarantee framework; this aims to safeguard the institution and ensures coverage at least equivalent to the statutory 100,000 EUR per depositor per bank. As a German credit institution, it is subject to oversight by BaFin and the Deutsche Bundesbank (with the ECB involved in the SSM framework). Branch hours and service availability vary by location; product terms, fees, and interest rates change over time and may differ by customer segment, so prospective customers typically need to consult the current price and service list and, where necessary, arrange an individual consultation.