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About OTP Lakástakarékpénztár Zártkörûen Mûködõ Részvénytársaság

OTP Lakástakarékpénztár Zártkörûen Mûködõ Részvénytársaság (OTP Lakástakarékpénztár Zrt.) is the housing savings institution of OTP Group in Hungary, licensed and supervised by the Magyar Nemzeti Bank, with client deposits covered by the National Deposit Insurance Fund (OBA) up to the statutory limit. It focuses on housing savings contracts defined by Hungarian law, under which customers commit to regular monthly deposits for a fixed term and may use the accumulated balance strictly for housing purposes such as purchase, construction, renovation, modernization or mortgage prepayment; contracts can be combined with OTP housing or bridging loans subject to credit assessment. After the nationwide withdrawal of the state subsidy in 2018, the offering shifted toward non‑subsidized contracts and administration of legacy subsidized portfolios; current interest crediting, any promotional bonuses and loan combinations reflect internal pricing and prevailing regulation. Typical conditions include account opening and management fees, fixed monthly contribution obligations, settlement rules at maturity, and restrictions or financial consequences on early termination or non‑housing use. Distribution and servicing are provided through OTP Bank’s branch network and customer service channels, with identification and documentation required under AML/KYC rules; general terms, pre‑contractual information sheets and complaint procedures are publicly available, and disputes can be escalated to the Financial Arbitration Board. Assets are invested in low‑risk instruments in line with statutory limits, and the company publishes audited financial statements under OTP Group governance. Key advantages are predictable saving mechanics and integration with OTP’s retail lending processes, while constraints include lower expected returns without state subsidy, statutory use restrictions and limited flexibility; prospective customers should review current terms, fees and loan conditions before entering a contract.