Credit Europe Bank NV Niederlassung Deutschland (Germany)

Address

Speicherstraße 57-59, 60327, Frankfurt am Main, Germany

BIC

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Overview

Business Focus

retail and corporate banking

Credit Europe Bank is headquartered in the Netherlands. Credit Europe Bank provides simple, transparent and competitive products to its clients. Credit Europe Bank specializes in offering its corporate customers a wide range of banking products, including international trade and commodity finance, project finance and working capital loans. Credit Europe Bank also offers banking products to retail and SME customers.

Credit Europe Bank NV Niederlassung Deutschland operates as a branch of Credit Europe Bank NV (Netherlands).

Deposit Protection

Deposits up to 100,000 EUR are covered by the Netherlands' deposit guarantee scheme in Credit Europe Bank NV Niederlassung Deutschland.

Services

retail banking

business banking

corporate banking

Products

savings accounts

time deposit accounts

international trade

commodity finance

project finance

working capital loans

International Transfers

SWIFT Transfers

SEPA Credit Transfers

SEPA Instant Transfers

SEPA Direct Debits

SEPA Direct Debits B2B

Account Opening

Becoming a client of Credit Europe Bank NV Niederlassung Deutschland can be done in a few steps:

Submit online application

Ways to Bank

Credit Europe Bank NV Niederlassung Deutschland delivers its products and services through both direct and indirect channels, namely:

branch

online banking

Deposit Guarantee

Protected Amount

up to 100,000 EUR

Guarantee Fund

Deposit Guarantee Fund (DGF)

Covered Accounts

current accounts
savings accounts
term deposits

Eligible Depositors

private individuals
legal entities

Credit Europe Bank NV Niederlassung Deutschland protects deposits up to up to 100,000 EUR per depositor through the Netherlands' deposit guarantee scheme. The scheme applies to current accounts, savings accounts, term deposits made by private individuals, legal entities. The bank participates in the Deposit Guarantee Fund (DGF), making regular contributions into it.