For us it is important that you as customers are satisfied with our service and products. If you have a complaint, the simplest way is to contact us through Contact Centre Private 0771-22 11 22, Contact Centre Corporate 0771-33 44 33, or visit one of our Branch offices.

If you lack personal service via telephone, please visit this page to find out how to get this service: Contact us (swedbank.se)

If you are not satisfied with the initial appraisal of your complaint, you can appeal the decision. 

If you are not satisfied with the decision on your complaint made by Contact Centre or the Branch office and want to have your complaint reappraised, you can contact Swedbank’s Complaints Officer or Customer Ombudsman. Describe, preferably in writing, what you feel is wrong and who you have been in touch with regarding your complaint.

Fill in the form Appeal of the bank´s decision

Appeal of the bank's decision (pdf).

Fill in the form in as much detail as possible.

Send the completed form by clicking on the "Send an email" button in the form.

You can send the completed form by attaching it in an email and send it to: kundombudsmannen@swedbank.se

You can also send letters by mail to:

Swedbank
Klagomålsansvarig/Kundombudsman
105 34 Stockholm

If, after reappraisal by Swedbank’s Complaints Officer, you are still not satisfied with the bank’s decision, you may turn to the external alternatives described below. You are also always free to approach these instances after the bank’s first decision.

If you are a corporate customer, you are limited to the district court for further review.

Swedish National Board for Consumer Disputes (ARN)

Kungsholmstorg 5, Box 174, 101 23 Stockholm, phone 08-508 860 00

What is ARN? (arn.se)

The National Board for Consumer Disputes (ARN) is a public authority whose main task is to impartially and free of charge try disputes between consumers and business operators. The filed complaint must be in writing. For the Board to try the dispute there are certain value limits as well as time limits that have to be met. The bank undertakes to assist the National Board for Consumer Disputes in the Board's settlement of the dispute.

Consumer guidance

Consumer guides available in many Swedish municipalities supply free information and advice regarding household economics and legal issues.

The Swedish Consumers' Banking and Finance Bureau

Box 24215, 104 51 Stockholm, phone 0200-22 58 00

konsumenternas.se
An independent agency whose objective is to meet consumers' need for information and advice regarding financial services and support in dealings with finance companies. The agency is in contact with complaint officers at banks and securities institutions.

District court

A case can always be referred to a legal review at a district court.
domstol.se

Specific information

Information about agreements that you have entered into as a consumer with the bank via online banking or the mobile app

If you have entered into an agreement with the bank via online banking or the mobile app, and a dispute has occurred that you are unable to resolve with the bank, you can use the EU's Online Dispute Resolution platform (webgate.ec.europa.eu).

On the form on the online platform, you should use the following e-mail address to the bank: kundombudsmannen@swedbank.se

Even if you file your report via the online platform, the matter will be sent to ARN for consideration. You will find more information about online dispute resolution at Konsument Europa (eccsverige.se).

Information regarding handling of personal data

If you feel that your rights regarding the handling of your personal data are not fulfilled then you have the right to contact Swedbank with questions, request of register extract, request of revocation of consent and request to assert other rights. If you wish to submit a complaint regarding the handling of your personal data or rejection of any previous requested rights, then you can, in writing, contact Swedbank’s Data Protection Officer.

Address

Swedbank Hypotek Dataskyddsombud
Swedbank Hypotek AB
105 34 Stockholm

More information regarding personal data negotiation and other points of contact is available on Swedbank’s web page and in Swedbank Group Privacy Notice (pdf). You also have the right to submit complaints regarding the handling of your personal data to the Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection (imy.se) if you feel that the handling of your personal data infringes on your rights and interests according to applicable law.