Bank in Austria provide a comprehensive range of insurance services and banking investments. Apart from these, they also advise people on various purchases and rental properties. However, the terms and conditions, rates and quality of their services vary and are different for each bank. So a careful scrutiny is required on the part of the customers before approaching any of the Banks in Austria.
Some other facilities provided by the Bank in Austria:
- The online internet banking facility is now available with all Banks in Austria
- Some of the Banks in Austria , including the savings banks ( Sparkassen) have made themselves available online round-the-clock, to offer better customer services
- The various branches of almost all the Banks in Austria have instant cash machines called Automatic Teller Machines or the ATMs that allow the common man to withdraw money even at midnight, transfer their cash and obtain bank statements confirming such transfers within a day's time
- The ATMs of the Banks in Austria do not charge any extra amount from the customers at the time of cash withdrawal
- Each of the Banks in Austria has as many ATMs as possible, sprawling over the mainland areas
- 400 Euro is the fixed cash withdrawal limit in case of the ATMs of the Austrian Banks , however, this limit is subjected to increase against proof of sufficient individual income
- All major credit cards like Master Card, VISA, Maestro and Cirrus are accepted by the Austrian Bank ATMs
- Through these major credit cards, people can withdraw cash of any amount from their foreign accounts without being charged additionally
- Opening an individual account with the Austrian Banks requires passports of the person concerned
Banks in Austria are located in all the major cities and towns, including:
- Absam
- Absdorf
- Abtenau
- Achenkirch
- Admont
- Alberschwende
- Alpbach
- Altach
- Altenmarkt
- Pongau
- Altheim
- Altlengbach
- Altmünster
- Östereichische Postsparkasse (P.S.K.)
- Bank für Arbeit und Wirtschaft (BAWAG)
- Bank Austria Creditanstalt
- Hypo Alpe-Adria-Bank International
- Oberbank
- Bawag
- Creditanstalt (CA)
- Bank Austria
- Die Erste
- BKS Bank
- DenizBank
- Erste Bank
- Hypo Tirol Bank

