E-Banking

With our modern e-Banking our clients can view their portfolio at any time, make payments and send encrypted emails to the client services manager. Account transactions and portfolio composition can both be accessed.

E-Banking

Important security note

Everyday security

The password (a.k.a. Personal Identification Number or PIN) is one of three means by which an institution can authenticate a user, apart from the customer number and code. It must therefore never be written down or saved on a computer, and should only be used for authentication purposes with a single institution.

When entering your password in exposed places (such as on the train), please pay particular attention that no one can see you doing so.

In order to try to acquire your confidential personal information, people may send you emails or direct you to websites that appear to be from bona fide institutions. You will be asked to send your password in a return email ("spoofing") or to enter it on such a website ("phishing").

Please make sure that you really are at the right institute’s website.

Never tell anyone your password or give it to anyone in writing.

Delete any suspect emails immediately and do not give the information they ask for.

If you suspect that your password has been acquired by someone else, change it immediately.