How do banking and financial services work in Iceland?

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Iceland offers a modern and efficient banking system. There are several commercial banks that provide a wide range of financial services, including current and savings accounts, loans, and online banking. Most daily transactions are conducted electronically or with cards, and contactless payment is widely accepted. Mobile payment and banking apps are also commonly used. To open a bank account, you generally need a kennitala, which is an Icelandic identification number. It’s recommended to check with individual banks for specific account opening requirements. Be aware that banking fees and terms can vary significantly between banks. Currency in Iceland is the Icelandic krรณna (ISK).

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