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What is a Current Account?
The ING Current Account lets you manage your cash easily and flexibly.
It is an account for your day-to-day transactions.
- automatic salary transfers;
- credit transfers;
- withdrawals;
- standing orders.
A choice of currencies
To make your life easier, the ING current account is available in a number of currencies:
- Euro (EUR)
- Pound sterling (GBP)
- Norwegian krone (NOK), Swedish krona (SEK) and Danish krone (DKK)
- US dollar (USD), Canadian dollar (CAD), Singapore dollar (SGD), Hong Kong dollar (HKD), Australian dollar (AUD) and New Zealand dollar (NZD)
- Swiss franc (CHF)
- South African rand (ZAR)
- Japanese yen (JPY)
More information
The ING Current Account gives you the possibility of obtaining a V PAY card. You can use the V PAY card to withdraw cash and make purchases in Europe.
An unexpected expense? An impulse to finance? The Standby Credit Facility gives you access to additional funds at any time.
Check out the new My ING, our e-banking solution that enables you to manage your accounts and your market portfolio quickly, easily, anytime and anywhere…from your computer, tablet or smartphone.
ING Luxembourg S.A. uses trade names to designate some services linked to a payment account and invites consumers to refer to the glossary provided in the General Terms and Conditions of the Bank and in the Pricing Extract in order to identify the corresponding terms on the standardised list of services.
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