Stadt-Sparkasse Gelsenkirchen products, services and reviews

About Stadt-Sparkasse Gelsenkirchen

Stadt-Sparkasse Gelsenkirchen is a public-law savings bank based in Gelsenkirchen and part of the Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe, operating with a regional focus on private, business, and public-sector clients. It offers current accounts with tiered account models, debit cards (girocard) and optional credit cards, online and mobile banking via the Sparkasse app, SEPA and international payments, and access to cash at more than 20,000 Sparkassen ATMs across Germany; mobile payments (e.g., Apple Pay and Google Pay) and authentication methods such as pushTAN and chipTAN are supported. Retail lending includes overdrafts, installment loans, and residential mortgage financing; corporate services cover business accounts, cash management, POS and e-commerce acceptance via Sparkassen group providers, liquidity and investment financing (including KfW programs), and services for municipal and institutional clients. Savings and investment products include savings accounts, time deposits, securities custody, and investment funds from DekaBank, with brokerage services available through Sparkassen group platforms; insurance and pension solutions are offered via affiliated providers. Pricing follows the bank’s Preis- und Leistungsverzeichnis, with monthly account fees and transaction-dependent charges varying by package and channel; interest rates and conditions are product-specific. The bank is supervised under German banking regulation (BaFin/Deutsche Bundesbank). Customer deposits are protected by the institutional protection scheme of the Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe, which is recognized as a deposit guarantee scheme under German law with statutory coverage up to 100,000 EUR per depositor per bank, in addition to the scheme’s preventive support measures. Account opening is subject to identification and eligibility criteria, with a primary emphasis on customers within the bank’s defined business area; documentation requirements for corporate clients depend on legal form and activity. Services are delivered through local branches, digital channels, and remote advisory, with details on fees, eligibility, and product terms provided in the bank’s current disclosures.