Martin Everson said:
Would like to know the answer to @Milky Moon question. thu&¤#
@Erabanq hopefully you have not confused Euro 100k (in total) coverage of your corporate account with 100k protection of individual clients. I touched on the subject of ensuring an EMI has funds held in the correct account type in below thread. You see not even in the UK is any FI held funds covered by deposit insurance. However your claiming yours is in the Czech Republic ns2.
LeuPay.EU - Review please is it a good offshore bank?
Is it a safeguarding account, trust or custodial account that holds clients funds firstly or just a normal segregated business account?🙁
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Hello Martin Everson,
in Erabanq we do realize that not all of the payment institutions have fulfilled their obligations in accordance with the Act No. 370/2017 Coll. Payment Services Act and the Act No. 21/1992 Coll. on Banks. The law department is processing regular audits to make sure that the Erabanq is in accordance with all the regulations and required obligations.
Erabanq has secured its bank accounts to be insured by limits exceeding the EUR 100,000 (the last audit and reports were done in October 2018 and they are repeatedly done each 3 months according to the law) and therefore in the event of bankruptcy of the bank where the funds of the clients are kept each of our client shall receive indemnity from the Deposit Insurance Fund in the amount of funds registered/kept on the client's Erabanq account(s), up to EUR 100,000 per each client.
For more info, please feel free to visit our official websites www.Erabanq.com