Hello, can you open a bank account online without an ID card, but instead show a registration certificate, birth certificate and health insurance card?
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Loading...How do you transfer money (Sparkasse) analogously, i.e. with a transfer slip. So, specifically: Where do I get the transfer slip? And where do I post it?
Hello, If I sell a product and the person pays with goods and services, can the person deduct the money from me, i.e., demand a refund after shipping the product?
So I want to pay for my purchase from a different account. Where can I see the IBAN and the intended use in the app? Unfortunately, I couldn't get any help from support.
Otherwise, the bank could take a few hundred euros from your account without showing it in your transaction history, and you might not even notice. Is that possible, or am I being too paranoid?
I have a contract and am required to pay a monthly amount via SEPA direct debit, but my account hasn't had sufficient funds for the past two months. Now I received an email stating that I'll receive this amount (€800) as a credit because my contract was terminated due to my missing payments, and this…
The identification of a natural person can be done by submitting a valid identity card or passport. If the identification data is determined on the basis of a passport, the address data shall also be reported.
No, there are unambiguously defined documents for a legitimation and nothing of you is part of it.
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Hello,
If you are still minor, parents can open accounts for you against submitting your birth certificate and their valid statements.
Otherwise, an account opening also went with passport.
Best regards
No. You need a valid legitimation document and this is only an ID card and passport in Germany (only for babies and toddlers can be accepted for savings accounts).
In Austria, the Austrian driving licence is added to the list. (and generally still residence title if paragraph “Passersatz” is noted)
Health insurance card, registration certificate etc. are not accepted
Not more. A passport is still accepted.
No.