Volksbank Tirol AG
Volksbank Tirol AG is a regional Austrian bank headquartered in Innsbruck and operates as part of the Austrian Volksbanken-Verbund with VOLKSBANK WIEN AG as the central institution. It is organized as a stock corporation and focuses on retail and small to mid-sized corporate banking in Tyrol, serving private customers,…
- SWIFT / BIC
- VBOEATWWINN
- Sede
- Meinhardstraße 1, 6020 Innsbruck, Austria
- Telefone
- +43 512 5303
Sobre Volksbank Tirol AG
Volksbank Tirol AG is a regional Austrian bank headquartered in Innsbruck and operates as part of the Austrian Volksbanken-Verbund with VOLKSBANK WIEN AG as the central institution. It is organized as a stock corporation and focuses on retail and small to mid-sized corporate banking in Tyrol, serving private customers, self-employed clients, and local businesses through a branch network in the state and digital channels. Core services include current and savings accounts, term deposits, domestic and SEPA payments, debit and credit cards provided via partners, consumer loans, residential mortgages, and financing solutions for SMEs such as investment and working capital loans; it also intermediates investment and insurance products under MiFID II and Austrian insurance mediation rules. Online and mobile banking use strong customer authentication under PSD2, and accounts use Austrian IBANs for euro payments. The bank is subject to EU and Austrian banking regulation (CRR/CRD), supervised by the Austrian Financial Market Authority and Oesterreichische Nationalbank within the Single Supervisory Mechanism framework, and is a member of the Volksbanken institutional protection scheme. Eligible deposits are protected by the Austrian statutory deposit guarantee (Einlagensicherung Austria) up to EUR 100,000 per depositor, with higher temporary coverage in defined cases under law. Pricing is based on published fee schedules and account packages, with charges varying by service and card type. Dispute resolution options include internal complaint handling and sectoral ombuds procedures available in Austria. The risk profile reflects a regional loan book typical of retail and SME banking, with interest rate, liquidity, and credit risks managed under group policies and regulatory requirements.
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