Sparkasse Lörrach-Rheinfelden products, services and reviews

About Sparkasse Lörrach-Rheinfelden

Sparkasse Lörrach-Rheinfelden is a public-law savings bank based in the district of Lörrach in Baden-Württemberg, serving private customers, self-employed, SMEs, and local institutions across Lörrach, Rheinfelden (Baden) and surrounding communities near the Swiss border. It offers standard retail and business banking products including current accounts, savings and term deposits, consumer loans, overdrafts, mortgages and construction financing, payment processing, and liquidity solutions, alongside securities investing via Sparkassen group partners (e.g., DekaBank) and insurance distributed through affiliated insurers. Payment options typically include girocard and Visa/Mastercard credit or debit cards, contactless payments, SEPA transfers, standing orders, and instant payments where supported; foreign transfers are available via SWIFT, and currency services may be offered depending on branch. Digital banking is provided through online banking with TAN procedures (such as pushTAN or chipTAN) and the Sparkasse mobile app for transfers, card controls, and notifications; customer service is available via branches, phone, and digital channels subject to local availability. Business clients can access merchant acquiring and POS terminals, corporate accounts, financing for working capital and investment, and public or promotional loans including programs routed via KfW where eligible. The bank participates in the nationwide Sparkassen ATM network for cash withdrawals with its cards; fees apply for certain services, withdrawals at non-partner ATMs, and specific account packages, with price lists published by the bank. Deposits are protected up to 100,000 EUR per depositor under the German statutory deposit guarantee; Sparkasse institutions are also part of the institutional protection scheme of the Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe designed to prevent member insolvency. Sparkasse Lörrach-Rheinfelden is subject to German banking regulation and supervision (e.g., BaFin and Deutsche Bundesbank). Investment and securities products carry market risk and can lead to losses; terms, rates, eligibility, and availability vary by product and are subject to change.