Raiffeisenbank Region Schwechat eGen
Raiffeisenbank Region Schwechat eGen is a local cooperative bank based in Schwechat, Lower Austria, operating within the decentralized Raiffeisen Banking Group Austria. As a registered cooperative (eGen), it follows member-based governance while providing retail and SME banking services in Schwechat and surrounding com…
- SWIFT / BIC
- RLNWATWW823
- Siedziba
- Address: Hauptplatz 9, 2320 Schwechat, Austria
- Telefon
- +43 1 707 2400
O Raiffeisenbank Region Schwechat eGen
Raiffeisenbank Region Schwechat eGen is a local cooperative bank based in Schwechat, Lower Austria, operating within the decentralized Raiffeisen Banking Group Austria. As a registered cooperative (eGen), it follows member-based governance while providing retail and SME banking services in Schwechat and surrounding communities. The product range typically includes current accounts, savings and term deposits, debit cards, credit cards via partner issuers, domestic and cross-border payments (SEPA), and cash services at branches and ATMs; lending covers consumer loans, overdrafts, housing finance, and business credit for working capital and investment. Digital banking is offered through Raiffeisen’s mein ELBA online platform and mobile app with two-factor authentication, electronic statements, and standard payment features; support for mobile wallets such as Apple Pay and Google Pay is available for eligible cards. Securities services include custody accounts and brokerage with access to funds and other instruments, with advisory subject to MiFID II rules; insurance brokerage is available through partner networks. Fees follow published price lists and account packages, and lending terms depend on credit assessment and collateral; prospective clients should review conditions, interest rates, and any early repayment or account maintenance charges. The bank is licensed in Austria and supervised by the Financial Market Authority (FMA) and the OeNB; eligible deposits are protected up to EUR 100,000 per depositor under the Austrian statutory deposit guarantee scheme. Account opening generally requires standard identification under anti-money laundering rules, proof of residence for individuals, and corporate documentation for businesses; availability of remote onboarding depends on product and eligibility. Services are primarily in German, with local branch advisory and appointment-based consultations; business customers can access payments acceptance and leasing via Raiffeisen-affiliated partners.
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