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About Sparkasse Witten

Sparkasse Witten is a regional German savings bank based in Witten, operating under the public-law Sparkassen model and the regional principle within the Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe. It offers retail and business banking including current accounts (Girokonten), savings accounts and plans, term deposits, consumer loans, overdrafts, mortgages, and financing for SMEs and self-employed clients. Securities custody and investment products are available via partners in the group such as DekaBank, alongside building society savings (Bausparen) typically via LBS and insurance solutions through affiliated insurers, with advisory services delivered in-branch and remotely. Payment services include girocard (Sparkassen-Card), credit cards (Visa/Mastercard), contactless payments, and support for Apple Pay and Google Pay, with SEPA transfers, standing orders, and international transfers via SWIFT; SEPA Instant transfers may be available where enabled. Digital banking is provided through online banking and the Sparkasse app, with two-factor authentication options such as chipTAN and pushTAN; card controls, e-statements, and secure messaging are standard. Cash services are handled through local branches, self-service terminals, and ATMs within the extensive Sparkassen network; withdrawals at third-party machines can incur fees. Pricing follows the published price and service listing, with common elements including monthly account package fees, charges for certain card types, international transfers, and paper statements; business accounts have separate fee schedules. Account opening generally requires valid identification and proof of address in line with German KYC rules, and availability may be focused on customers in the bank’s service area. Deposits are covered by the German statutory deposit guarantee up to 100,000 EUR per depositor and by the institutional protection scheme of the Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe, and the bank is subject to oversight by BaFin and the Deutsche Bundesbank.