We are always working to improve our services, making them convenient, easy to use, and accessible to everyone. That’s why we are renewing our internet bank.
The updated internet bank is modern design, easier to use, and includes new features.
Frequently asked questions
When concluding an internet bank agreement, the bank sets a transfer limit of 1,500 euros per day and 3,000 euros per month for each account included in the agreement. If you wish, you can change the limits immediately after concluding the agreement at a bank branch or later in the internet bank yourself.
Internet bank transaction limits can be viewed and changed in internet bank section “Transactions” → “Current account“. Standard limits are 20,000 euros per day and 20,000 euros per month. Increases in the limits within the standard limits (20,000 euros per day and 20,000 euros per month) or reductions in any amount will take effect automatically once they are approved.
If you need higher limits, you can submit an application in the same section, but before the change takes effect, the bank employee will review the application. The employee will inform you of the decision to change the limits (or the need to provide additional documents) within 3 working days. If the application is urgent, please contact us. As soon as the application is approved, we will send you an SMS.
If the need for higher limits is temporary, you can set a time period (up to 180 days) for higher limits, upon which your transfer limits will be reduced back to the previous limits.
- Make sure that you start at our official web page by typing seb.xx on address line and move to internet bank via the webpage. Do not use search engines, such as Google or Yahoo!, as these might offer you fraudulent pages.
- Check if the internet bank address starts with “https://e.seb.lt/ib/login” and seb.lt.
- After opening the webpage, carefully inspect whether its design and functionalities are correct. When the webpage is cloned by the fraudsters, functionality, as well as the visual part may not be complete and correct. Therefore, please pay attention to the following aspects:
- Homepage or login page look – are the visuals correct and you can open different texts and tabs, meaning that the functionalities work without malfunction?
- Authentication means – are all of them available? E. g., on our internet bank page, you can choose from all available authentication means, whereas in fraudulent pages, you might miss some of them
- Language change – does it work correctly? When you change the language on a fraudulent page, it might not change or be switched to a different one
Yes, it is safe to use the virtual advisor on internet bank. The solution is already being used on our website, and has proven its worth. Virtual advisor will help you find answers to your questions.
The moon or the sun symbol is a switch for changing the theme of the internet bank to dark or light. Your theme selection will be remembered, until you delete the page cookies.
There are two ways to change the language that you want to operate in: First, in the upper right corner of the login page. The second way is to log in to the internet bank, and then to switch the language at the bottom left side of the page, near the moon symbol.
If the internet bank is not used actively, the session will end in 5 minutes in accordance with the requirements of the European Union regulation (PDF) on strong customer authentication. At the same time, the internet bank can determine whether you are actively using it. For example, if you are filling in a payment form, typing or moving the mouse, the session will not be timed out.
If you are a bank account holder with SEB, do not hesitate to contact us via phone +370 5 268 2800 (for private customers) or by a message via Internet bank to receive the relevant information about the service.
Signing the internet bank agreement provides you the full range of our services
- Transfer money, use and create payment templates, set up automatic standing orders, and manage e-invoices
- View your account balance, manage accounts, and request account statements
- Manage your cards – order and activate new cards, view PIN codes, and change settings
- Start investing and saving with innovative solutions like the Digital Coin Jar
- Apply for loans, leasing, or credit cards, or book a video meeting to learn how we can help you
- Create financial security for you and your family with our insurance options
- Log in and authenticate on websites of third-party providers and government departments
- Change transaction limits and update your agreements
- Get personalized answers to your questions or issues in writing
Software and browser requirements
Our internet bank supports the following browsers:
- Google Chrome
- Safari
- Edge
To ensure full functionality, better experience and security, we recommend you always use the latest version of your software. Please update your browser and operating system version as soon as the update is released. The same conditions apply for using our webpage and mobile application.
Login tools and electronic signatures
When you use our internet bank, your money and data are safe thanks to a strong, multi-level protection system. This system stops unauthorized people from accessing your account.
You can only log in using unique authorization codes from different authentication tools.
Prices and conditions
SEB Internet bank, Financial Planner service and SEB mobile application are accessible free of charge.
| identification tools | Fee |
|---|---|
| First registration of Smart-ID account at the bank’s branch | Free of charge |
| Recurrent Smart-ID account registration at the bank's branch | EUR 5 Free of charge to minors and for private individuals of retirement age determined by the Law on State Social Insurance Pensions |
| Issuing a digipass | EUR 15 |
| Issuing a digipass for private individuals of retirement age determined by the Law on State Social Insurance Pensions | EUR 8.40 |
| Replacing a digipass | EUR 8.40 |
| Sending a digipass to another country | EUR 26.07 |
| SEB mobile application notifications | Free of charge |
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