Volksbank Börßum-Hornburg eG products, services and reviews

About Volksbank Börßum-Hornburg eG

Volksbank Börßum-Hornburg eG is a regional cooperative bank in Lower Saxony and part of the Genossenschaftliche FinanzGruppe Volksbanken Raiffeisenbanken, serving private and business customers in its local market area. Its product range typically includes current accounts, savings and term deposits, payment cards (girocard and major credit cards via cooperative partners), consumer loans, mortgages, and financing for small and medium-sized enterprises, complemented by securities and funds services (via group providers such as Union Investment and DZ BANK), building society savings and home finance (Schwäbisch Hall), insurance (R+V), and merchant and cash management solutions. Access is provided through a limited local branch footprint, ATMs in the cooperative network, online banking, and the VR Banking App, with two-factor authentication options via app or TAN generator. Pricing follows published price and service lists, with account packages that may include monthly fees and usage-based charges; interest rates and fees are subject to change and depend on the chosen model and customer profile. Payments are processed through SEPA with transfers, direct debits, and standing orders; foreign currency and international card use can incur additional costs. As a cooperative (eG), customers can become members by acquiring shares, receive voting rights in accordance with the one-member-one-vote principle, and may receive a dividend depending on annual results. Deposits are protected under the German Deposit Guarantee Act up to 100,000 EUR per depositor; the cooperative sector’s institutional protection scheme (BVR) also aims to prevent insolvency within the group. Account opening and lending are subject to identification, credit checks, and the bank’s regional policy. The offering is structured for customers who want regional banking with access to the national cooperative infrastructure, but availability, conditions, and service levels vary by product and are defined in the bank’s current terms.