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About Sparkasse Koblenz

Sparkasse Koblenz is a German public-law savings bank (Anstalt des öffentlichen Rechts) within the Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe, operating primarily in Koblenz and the surrounding Rhineland-Palatinate region. It is supervised by BaFin and the Deutsche Bundesbank and participates in the Sparkassen institutional protection scheme, an EU-recognized deposit guarantee system. The bank offers retail and business current accounts with tiered monthly account models; pricing and service conditions are set out in its Preis- und Leistungsverzeichnis and vary by package, channel, and usage. Customers typically receive a girocard for domestic payments and cash access, with fee-free withdrawals at ATMs in the nationwide Sparkassen network; withdrawals at third-party ATMs and abroad may incur charges. Credit cards (Visa or Mastercard) are available for an annual fee, with optional additional services depending on the card type. Digital banking includes web banking and the Sparkassen app for iOS and Android, with pushTAN or chipTAN authentication, SEPA transfers, standing orders, and real-time (instant) payments where enabled; Apple Pay and Google Pay are supported for eligible cards. Lending products cover overdraft (Dispositionskredit), consumer installment loans, and mortgage financing, and the bank distributes subsidized loans from promotional banks such as KfW; building savings contracts are available through the Sparkassen group’s Landesbausparkasse partner. Investment and securities services include custody accounts and access to funds and brokerage via group providers; insurance and pension products are distributed through affiliated Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe companies. For businesses, services include business accounts, corporate cards, cash management, POS terminals and e-commerce acquiring through group providers, and financing solutions. Branches and self-service terminals are located across the service area, with cash deposit machines at selected sites and safe deposit boxes where available; service is provided via branches, phone, and secure messaging in online banking, with appointments bookable online. Account opening generally requires standard identification under German AML/KYC rules and may be limited to residents or businesses in the bank’s defined market area. Fees can apply to paper statements, counter transactions, instant payments, foreign payments, and certain card uses; conditions are subject to change and are published in the bank’s official schedule of prices and services.