What we want is to make daily banking as easy and convenient for you as possible so that you always have a good overview of your finances. All everyday banking services are linked to a current account. Our free Corporate Plan, which includes all of the banking services you’ll need, will help keep your settlement costs under control by saving you a significant amount on service fees every year.
Interest rate
Instant payments
Debit card
Bank link
Smallest payout amount 1 euro.
You can receive, hold and exchange EUR, DKK, NOK and SEK and open as many sub-accounts in every currency as you need to manage your company.
You can make transfers to beneficiaries in Estonia and abroad in our Internet bank, mobile bank and branches. Instant payments reach their recipients in a matter of seconds.
You can quickly and easily make confidential salary and pension payments in our Internet bank. Consolidated payments are debited from your account as a single row, and only those with the right to view individual payments may do so.
Corporate clients can deposit and withdraw cash at Coop store checkouts using a Coop Pank card. You can also use the card to withdraw cash from any bank’s ATM in Estonia.
If your company receives payments from the same clients every month, it would make sense for you to use the e-invoice service: it makes collecting money easier and enables you to plan your incoming cash flow.
Don’t let your money just sit in your account – put it in a term deposit to earn you more! Compared to larger banks, Coop offers a higher interest rate on deposits.
| Coop Pank | LHV | Luminor | SEB | Swedbank | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Interest rate | 0,50% |
0,01% (1% starting from 20 000€) |
0% | 0,01% | 0,01% |
Updated on 18 Oct 2023.
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Mariana Rõbakova
Kristina Selgitski
Airi Truija |
Janika Tüvist
Maria Mutra
Monika Kinkar
Kristiina Sikk
Peeter Puskar
Jan-Erik Jegorov |
Current accounts can be opened in the Internet bank or at a branch. You can open up to three current accounts online. To open additional accounts, contact your personal account manager or go to your nearest branch.
