VR Bank Fulda eG products, services and reviews

About VR Bank Fulda eG

VR Bank Fulda eG is a regional cooperative bank based in the Fulda area of Hesse and part of the Volksbanken Raiffeisenbanken network in Germany. As a registered cooperative (eG), it is owned by member-shareholders who may exercise voting rights in accordance with the cooperative’s statutes; any dividend on cooperative shares depends on annual results and resolutions. The bank provides standard retail and business banking services, including current accounts, savings products, consumer and housing loans, mortgages, and payment services, along with corporate financing for SMEs and agriculture. Securities and investment solutions are typically offered via the cooperative financial network (e.g., Union Investment and related partners), insurance is commonly arranged through R+V, and housing savings contracts via Bausparkasse Schwäbisch Hall; leasing, factoring, and merchant services are available through affiliated providers in the group. Access is through local branches, self-service terminals, online banking, and mobile apps; authentication methods usually include app-based TAN and chipTAN. Card options generally cover girocard and credit cards (Visa/Mastercard), contactless payments, and SEPA transfers, with cash withdrawals available across the nationwide cooperative ATM network. Account models and pricing vary by package and usage, with fees set out in the bank’s price and service schedule and precontractual fee information; conditions can differ between private and business customers and may change. VR Bank Fulda eG is subject to German banking regulation and supervision (BaFin/Deutsche Bundesbank). Deposits are protected through the institutional protection scheme of the National Association of German Cooperative Banks (BVR), which is recognized as an EU institutional protection scheme; the cooperative sector also maintains additional protection intended to avert member institution insolvency. Product availability, eligibility, and terms are regionally focused and depend on individual creditworthiness and regulatory requirements; customers should review the current price list, key information documents, and contractual terms before concluding any agreement.