Debit card ordering

Please read the terms and conditions carefully before you sign the contract, and consult an expert if necessary.

Contactless payments - an even quicker way of paying by card

Swedbank’s new contactless cards allow you to make purchases to a value of up to €25 without having to slot your card into the payment terminal or enter your PIN. You only need to tap it against the terminal. This way your everyday purchases will be even quicker and more convenient, while being just as safe as before.

• More opportunities for the same monthly fee - The new contactless feature won’t lead to any rise in the monthly fee for bank cards.
• Safe - To make a payment you need to place your card very close to the terminal, and two similar payments can’t be made within a short period of time in a row. Random checks mean that from time to time some small purchases will need to be confirmed using your PIN. Please do not allow the person who serves you to take the card from you.
• Flexible - Should you wish to, you can easily switch the contactless feature off or on again in the Internet Bank or Mobile Bank. To confirm this, the next time you use your card at an ATM or payment terminal you’ll have to enter your PIN.
• International - Contactless payments can be made in Estonia and abroad. Since the amount you can spend in a single contactless payment can vary from country to country, we recommend that you check out the terms and conditions of such payments in the country you’re going to before you leave.

If making the contactless payment fails, insert the card in the terminal and enter the PIN.

If your bank card is lost or stolen, block it immediately in the mobile bank or call our Consultation Centre on 6 310 310.

Debit Card Plus for minors

A parent or a legal representative can order a card also to a child. No fee is charged for issuing the first card associated with child’s account.

At the request of the parent or legal representative, the contactless payment option of the Debit Card Plus issued to a minor may be blocked. They may also decide whether to activate the Internet shopping option for their child’s card.