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About PRIMORSKA HRANILNICA VIPAVA d.d.

PRIMORSKA HRANILNICA VIPAVA d.d. is a Slovenian joint‑stock savings bank headquartered in Vipava that focuses on retail clients and smaller businesses, offering everyday banking such as current and savings accounts, term deposits, domestic and cross‑border euro payments under SEPA, debit cards, and a range of loans (consumer, housing, and basic SME financing). It operates under a license from Banka Slovenije within the EU/Euro area regulatory framework (CRR/CRD, PSD2, AML/CFT rules) and is subject to prudential and conduct supervision; customer deposits are protected up to EUR 100,000 per depositor per bank by the Slovenian deposit guarantee scheme, with standard EU provisions for certain temporary high balances subject to conditions. Digital access typically includes online and mobile banking with strong customer authentication, card security features (such as 3‑D Secure) and payment initiation under PSD2; SEPA credit transfers are supported, while availability of SEPA Instant and specific cut‑off times should be checked in the bank’s schedule. International transfers are generally available via IBAN/BIC rails, with foreign exchange services depending on the product; fees and exchange markups are disclosed in the tariff and can differ by channel and destination. The bank’s branch footprint is regional, with cash services and ATM access provided through domestic networks; out‑of‑network ATM usage, foreign withdrawals, and non‑euro card transactions may incur additional charges. Account opening usually requires valid identification and local tax information, with non‑resident onboarding subject to stricter due diligence and potential in‑person verification; remote onboarding, if offered, follows national e‑ID and KYC standards. Interest rates on deposits and loans are published in the rate schedule and may use variable references common in the euro area; early termination, refinancing, or overdraft usage can trigger separate fees. The institution does not position itself as an investment bank; securities and structured products, if available, are typically provided on a limited basis and may involve third‑party arrangements, with MiFID II disclosures applying. Service levels, language options, and processing times can vary by branch and channel; formal complaints follow the bank’s internal procedure and may be escalated to the Bank of Slovenia or relevant ADR bodies. Prospective and existing customers should review the latest terms and conditions, fee schedules, and annual reports for capital, liquidity, and risk disclosures, and verify current product availability before making decisions.