All accounts
Find and open a suitable account for short- and long-term saving and managing daily finances. In general, it pays to transfer savings and larger amounts from a Current Account to savings accounts. This is how your money earns higher interest.
Savings accounts
Would you like to make your savings grow easily? The floating rate Savings Account and Growth Return Account and the fixed-term High-yield Account are suitable for different saving needs.
Savings Account
Save money at your own pace. You can withdraw money from the account at any time without withdrawal limits or charges. The more you save, the higher the interest rate you can earn on your savings.
Learn more and open an accountGrowth Return Account
Save and keep your funds in the account, easily and profitably. You can withdraw money 4 times a year, free of charge. The interest rate is determined by the amount saved in the account and the interest step reached on the basis of it.
Learn more and open an accountFixed-term High-Yield Account
Select a deposit period for your savings between one month and one year. Thanks to the fixed interest rate, you know exactly how much your savings bring yield during the deposit period.
Learn more and open an accountBank accounts for daily use
Open a Current Account for your personal and the whole family's management of daily finances. Meanwhile, it pays to save a cash buffer and money for larger purchases into Money Box, such as an electric bicycle or holiday trip.
Current Account
Pay for purchases, bills and, say, make loan repayments easily from the Current Account. Also transfer money conveniently to other accounts.
Learn more and open an accountMoney Box
Save easily for everyday dreams, unexpected expenses and into a mutual fund, for example. Just choose the amount transferred to Money Box every time you pay with a card.
Learn more and open an accountCurrent Account for a child
Save a nest egg, direct gift money to the account or learn together with a child how to manage finances.
Learn more and open an accountJoint Bank Account
Account for household groceries, renovation – Joint Bank Account is suitable for managing shared household expenses.
Learn more and open an accountAccounts for housing
Are you dreaming of buying your first home? Or are you perhaps about to rent a home? Learn more about the accounts below.
ASP Account
An easy and rewarding way to save for your first home, alone or with your partner. Start by saving as little as 50 euros a month.
Learn more and open an accountRent Deposit Account
A convenient and safe solution for storing a rent deposit, both for the lessee and the lessor.
Learn more and open an accountAccount for associations and groups
Do you manage finances together with others? Open an account to manage the account funds of a registered association or a more informal group.
Account of the registered association
Manage regular banking affairs for the association. You can also add account access rights to other members of the association.
Learn more and open an accountAccount of an unregistered entity
Manage the account funds of a school class, hobby group or another informal group.
Learn more and open an accountYou can easily check your account's details interest by logging into the op.fi service or OP-mobile using your OP user ID. If you didn't find the account on this page that you have previously opened, you can find details of discontinued accounts under your own accounts.
How to check your account's details in the op.fi service:
- Log into the op.fi service.
- In the main menu, open the section Money and select My accounts from the Accounts menu.
- After this, select Account details and editing details.
- You then need to select the account whose details you wish to view.
How to check your account's details on OP-mobile:
- Log into OP-mobile.
- Go to the homepage to the Accounts and cards view.
- Select the account whose details you want to view.
- Go to Account settings by tapping the gear icon. You can find the icon in the top right corner of the screen.
Accounts are provided by OP cooperative banks.