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About Volksbank Beckum-Lippstadt eG

Volksbank Beckum-Lippstadt eG is a regional cooperative bank in North Rhine-Westphalia operating within the Volksbanken Raiffeisenbanken network and organized as a registered cooperative owned by its members. It offers standard retail and business banking services, including current accounts, savings products, payment cards, domestic and cross-border SEPA payments, consumer and mortgage lending, and corporate financing for small and mid-sized companies, with access to additional group capabilities such as securities custody and investment funds (via cooperative group partners), insurance, building society contracts, leasing, and merchant payment services. Customers can use online and mobile banking with two-factor authentication, electronic statements, and standard SEPA functionality; contactless and mobile payment options depend on the issued card products and eligibility. Cash services are provided through its own devices and the nationwide cooperative ATM alliance, where withdrawals are typically available to customers without additional network fees. Account packages are usually fee-based, with charges varying by usage (e.g., manual transactions, paper statements, or out-of-network services), and interest conditions are subject to the bank’s current schedule of prices and services. As a cooperative, eligible clients can acquire membership shares, which confer voting rights at the general meeting and may carry a dividend determined annually; the number of purchasable shares, par value, and payout depend on internal rules and results. The bank is supervised by BaFin and the Deutsche Bundesbank, and client deposits are protected up to 100,000 euros per depositor under the statutory scheme operated by BVR Institutssicherung GmbH, with an additional institutional protection mechanism within the cooperative network designed to prevent insolvency. Account opening and lending are subject to identification, credit checks, and residency or documentation requirements, and the bank’s service footprint and advisory model are primarily regional, with branch-based and remote support available according to published hours and channels.