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- Check outTravel insurance – do you have everything in place?
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- Check outSafe card use abroad
- Check outFraud and security on holiday
- Check outTry the mobile banking app DNB Bedrift
- Check outBe ready – even digitally
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- Check outHow do you get in touch with us?
Remember valid travel insurance
Insurance for all types of travels, without accommodation requirements As soon as you put your foot out the door, you should have the travel insurance in order.
The travel insurance covers reasonable and necessary expenses in connection with damage and loss of items, as well as illness and accident that occur during travel.
In many countries, public funding does not fully cover the costs of healthcare services. Not even home return when you are ill or exposed to an accident. It’s therefore smart to have travel insurance in order.
Check travel advice and events in your country.
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Download the travel card
Safe card use abroad
Pay by credit card abroad
When abroad, it’s safest to pay by credit card. Then you can check that the amount is correct before you pay the bill that comes back In addition, it’s safer to use and gives you more rights than the bank card.
By using the credit card on the trip, you will avoid an empty account in case the fraud easier to get the money back by claiming a fee-free purchase of goods and a good exchange rate avoid the reserved amount on your own checking account, get interest-free payment deferral can use the discounts the credit card gives you
If you pay at least half of the cost of the trip’s transport costs with your Mastercard, you get travel insurance included with your purchase.
Always bring two cards
It’s always nice to have a backup solution. Getting hold of money for your holidays is quickly too tough if you suddenly lose your wallet.
With both Visa cards and Mastercards on your trip, you’re on the safe side. Keep your bank cards separated so that you can avoid losing both cards if you should get lost or have your wallet stolen.
Have you lost the card? Block your card immediately if it’s lost or stolen Cards can be blocked and replaced in the mobile and online bank, or by calling us on 915 04800 (+47 915 04800).
Select local currency
Always choose the local currency when using your card abroad. You get a better exchange rate if you pay in a local currency and not in Norwegian kroner.
Many ATMs, shops, restaurants and other places where you use a bank card give you the choice, or choose a currency for you, when you need to pay. You should then use or change to a local currency, or "no conversion".
You can check today’s exchange rates in our currency calculator.
Beware of card fraud
Be ready – even digitally
Stop – Think – Check
Fraudsters are creative and there are always new ways to scam you. Therefore, it’s more important than ever to remember that:
- digital information can easily be falsified
- be critical of all digital information, whether you’re reading social media, ads, emails or messages
- consider the content and send it carefully before you click any further
ID theft
ID theft is about stealing information about you and exploiting it. The goal is usually to achieve financial gain by applying for credit cards, taking loans or making purchases of goods and services.
ID thieves are often looking for information such as social security numbers, passport information, bank cards and card numbers, signatures and PIN codes.
Useful How-To videos
Block cards in the mobile banking app
You can easily block your card in the DNB Bedrift mobile bank app should you need it.
How to give power of attorney
If you want to get power of attorney for other people’s accounts or give power of attorney for your accounts, this is how it’s done.
Change user rights
When you have added a new user, you must also assign privileges.
Block cards in the mobile banking app
You can easily block your card in the DNB Bedrift mobile bank app should you need it.
How to give power of attorney
If you want to get power of attorney for other people’s accounts or give power of attorney for your accounts, this is how it’s done.
Change user rights
When you have added a new user, you must also assign privileges.
Help and advice
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The number of scams has doubled – avoid becoming the next victim
Did you know that summer is the high season for fraudsters and that the number of fraud cases has doubled since 2020? Theyt is especially important to be careful in summer when many are vulnerable to low staffing and many holiday temps.
Here are some tips:
• Clear and close inactive accounts• Keep track of who has access to the account• Dual control for invoice payment• Amount threshold at user level• Is it the correct contact person in the bank?
• Update the Brønnøysund register with correct information about the company
Cyber insurance covers your business’s need for immediate help from an IT expert when you’re exposed to data breaches to ensure damage is minimised.
International payments FAQ
1. What are IBAN and BIC/SWIFT?
IBAN stands for International Bank Account Number and is an international standard for account numbers. You can find the IBAN on your bank statement or by using the IBAN calculator.
BIC stands for Bank Identifier Code and is the code that identifies the bank. BIC is also called SWIFT, and is required when making payments to a number of countries, and always when using IBAN.
- BIC/SWIFT addresses consist of 8 or 11 characters
- DNB’s BIC (SWIFT) address is DNBANOKKXXX
2. I’m waiting for a payment
Check with the sender if they’ve entered the correct details To receive money from abroad, the send will need:
- Your name and address;
- Your IBAN
- Our BIC/SWIFT which is DNBANOKKXXX;
- Currency type and amount;
Online payments FAQ
1. When are the payment deadlines?
If you’ve registered the payment before 14:30 on a working day, the money should be in the recipient’s account the same day.
If you’ve authorised a payment or file after 14:30 the money will be in the account early the next working day (Monday to Friday).
2. Where can I see the last transactions?
In the DNB Corporate app: When you’re at overview, click the account number you want to look at. Here you can choose between completed or upcoming.
In the online bank: Choose Account in the menu and then New account information / Recent transactions Select the relevant account and date and click ‘Display overview’
Here you’ll be able to search transactions from up to 2 years ago, although the maximum search period is 1 year at a time. If you want to print out or export the information, you can do this by clicking on ‘Print’, ‘To Excel’ or ‘To CSV file’ at the top of the page.
3. It does not say who has paid for the last transactions?
The payment must be posted in your account before you can see information about the sender. You can then see this in the corporate online account by clicking Payments - Incoming payment
If the payment has only been reserved, you’ll have to wait until it’s posted, normally the next working day.
Frequently asked questions about file transfer
There are several ways to have file transfers in DNB. The most common ways are to send and retrieve files in the online bank manually or have a direct integration with the accounting system.
1. What is RGB (accounting-approved payments)?
DNB offers Accounting Approved Payments (RGB), which makes it easy for you to approve the payments directly in the accounting system in a secure manner and complies with regulatory requirements.
Using pre-approved payments, you don’t need to approve the payment files in the corporate online bank and most accounting systems facilitate this.
Read more about accounting approved payments
2. I’ve ordered a payment service agreement and now I don’t see who’s paid?
With a payment agreement, you will find that you do not see the name of the sender on the bank statement, only total entries. Information about who has paid is located in the file that you either retrieve in the online bank or directly in your ERP system.
Feel free to contact us!
In the corporate centre, we are available to answer your questions.
Call the corporate department
by phone on +47 915 04800
Opening hours:
Monday to Thursday: Friday 08:00-20:00 08:00 - 18:00Saturday: Sunday 10:00 – 15:00 Closed
Chat with us
Our chatbot Aino is available to answer your questions 24 hours a day.
If you open a chat in the online bank and Aino doesn’t know the answer, you’ll be able to continue the chat with an adviser during the corporate department’s opening hours.