Volksbank Möckmühl eG products, services and reviews

About Volksbank Möckmühl eG

Volksbank Möckmühl eG is a regional cooperative bank based in Möckmühl (Baden‑Württemberg) operating within the Volksbanken Raiffeisenbanken network. As an eingetragene Genossenschaft (eG), it is owned by member‑customers who can subscribe cooperative shares and may receive a dividend subject to annual results and approval; governance is split between a management board and a supervisory board under German cooperative law. The bank focuses on retail and small to mid‑sized enterprise banking, offering current accounts, savings and term deposits, payments (SEPA credit transfers and direct debits), cards, consumer and mortgage lending, and advisory services. Through the cooperative FinanzGruppe it typically has access to products from network partners such as DZ BANK (capital markets and correspondent banking), Union Investment (funds), R+V Versicherung (insurance), and Bausparkasse Schwäbisch Hall (building society). Digital access is provided via online banking and the VR‑BankingApp with PSD2 strong customer authentication; availability of features such as instant payments or Apple/Google Pay depends on the bank’s enabled services. Pricing follows the published Preis‑ und Leistungsverzeichnis, with account packages usually carrying monthly fees and separate charges for items like cards, withdrawals at non‑network ATMs, or paper statements. Lending decisions are credit‑risk based and collateralized as appropriate; investment advice is subject to MiFID II and German WpHG requirements. Deposits are protected up to 100,000 euros per depositor by the statutory German deposit guarantee implemented for cooperative banks via BVR Institutssicherung GmbH; an additional institutional protection scheme of the cooperative sector aims to prevent insolvency but does not create a separate payout claim. The branch footprint and service hours are local, which benefits nearby customers but limits reach for those seeking nationwide in‑person coverage; international services are available via SEPA and partner correspondent banks rather than a proprietary global network.