Stadt- und Kreissparkasse Erlangen Höchstadt Herzogenaurach products, services and reviews

About Stadt- und Kreissparkasse Erlangen Höchstadt Herzogenaurach

Stadt- und Kreissparkasse Erlangen Höchstadt Herzogenaurach is a German public-sector savings bank (Sparkasse) serving the city of Erlangen, the district of Erlangen-Höchstadt, and Herzogenaurach in Bavaria. It operates as an institution under public law, is part of the Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe, and is subject to German banking supervision. The bank provides standard retail and SME banking services, including current accounts with debit cards and domestic/SEPA payments, cash services, savings accounts and term deposits, consumer loans and overdrafts, residential mortgages, securities custody and brokerage via group partners, and insurance and pension products through affiliated insurers. Digital channels include online and mobile banking with two-factor authentication (chipTAN/pushTAN) and card authentication for online payments; common mobile payment options may be available through Sparkassen apps. It maintains a local branch and self-service network across its service area and offers access to the nationwide Sparkassen ATM network; withdrawals at non-network ATMs typically incur fees. Business clients have access to business accounts, payment acceptance and POS solutions, liquidity management, commercial lending, and services for public-sector and non-profit entities. Pricing is set by account model and service usage, with fees and interest rates published and subject to change; account opening requires identity verification under German AML rules and may be focused on customers with residence or ties to the region. Deposits are covered by the institutional protection scheme of the Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe, which is designed to prevent member insolvencies and protect eligible liabilities, alongside applicable statutory regulation. Account switching assistance is available in line with German payment account law. Communication and documentation are primarily in German, and the bank’s activities are concentrated on its defined regional market.