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Sparkasse Scheeßel – Zweckverbandssparkasse – is a public-law savings bank headquartered in Scheeßel, Lower Saxony, operating primarily in the surrounding municipalities of the Rotenburg (Wümme) district. As a municipal association bank, it focuses on retail and small to mid-sized corporate banking, offering current accounts, savings and term deposits, overdrafts, consumer loans, mortgage and construction financing, and payment services. Business customers typically find account packages, working-capital and investment loans, POS terminals and e-commerce acquiring via group partners, and advisory support for public development programs (e.g., KfW) under the house-bank principle. Securities custody and investment funds are available through the Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe, including access to DekaBank products; insurance is arranged with group-aligned insurers. Digital banking is provided via online banking and the Sparkasse apps with two-factor authentication (pushTAN or chipTAN), e-statements, secure messaging, and appointment booking; mobile payments may be available through supported wallets depending on card and device. Payments include SEPA transfers and international transfers via SWIFT; card portfolio typically includes a girocard and optional Visa/Mastercard products. The bank maintains local branches and self-service terminals and provides access to the nationwide Sparkassen ATM network; cash withdrawals at non-network ATMs and foreign transactions may incur fees. Accounts are commonly offered under tiered pricing with monthly package fees and charges for paper-based services; full tariffs are published in the price and service schedule. Sparkasse Scheeßel is supervised by BaFin and the Deutsche Bundesbank and belongs to the Institutional Protection Scheme of the Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe, which is recognized as a deposit guarantee scheme (generally protecting eligible deposits up to EUR 100,000 per depositor) and is designed to prevent insolvency. Onboarding follows German KYC/AML requirements, with identification conducted in branch or via approved remote methods.