VR-Bank Langenau-Ulmer Alb eG products, services and reviews

About VR-Bank Langenau-Ulmer Alb eG

VR-Bank Langenau-Ulmer Alb eG is a regional cooperative bank serving private customers, self-employed clients, and small to mid-sized enterprises in Langenau and the Ulmer Alb area of Baden-Württemberg. Organized as a registered cooperative (eG), it is owned by its members; customers can acquire cooperative shares that grant voting rights at the general meeting and may pay a dividend subject to annual results and board approval. The bank provides current accounts, savings and term deposits, consumer and housing loans, mortgages, and financing for local businesses and agriculture, alongside payments services, cash handling, and card products. Securities brokerage and custody, home savings contracts, and insurance are typically offered through the cooperative financial network, including partners such as DZ BANK, Union Investment, Bausparkasse Schwäbisch Hall, and R+V Versicherung. Digital banking is available via online banking and a mobile app with two-factor authentication using common TAN procedures; card portfolios generally include girocard-based debit and optional credit cards, with access to the nationwide BankCard ServiceNetz ATM network. Pricing follows account models with monthly fees and service-dependent charges; the current schedule of fees and services applies and is available from the bank. The institution operates local branches with region-specific hours and remote advisory channels; German is the primary service language. As a credit institution under the German Banking Act, it is supervised by BaFin and the Deutsche Bundesbank. Deposits are protected up to 100,000 euros per depositor under the statutory scheme operated by BVR Institutssicherung GmbH; the cooperative institutional protection scheme of the Volksbanken Raiffeisenbanken additionally aims to prevent insolvency. Investment and insurance products involve risks and are subject to suitability and regulatory disclosures under MiFID II and IDD. Complaints can be addressed to the bank and, if needed, to the Ombudsmann der genossenschaftlichen Banken.