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National Bank of Greece
National Bank of Greece was established in 1841 and was the first bank to be set up in the Modern Greek State, going on to play a key role in the economy of Greece throughout its 178-year history. Today NBG heads one of the largest financial groups in Greece, playing a key role in the efforts to support the Greek economy and the economic and social transformation of the country.
NBG offers a wide range of financial products and services that meet the ever evolving needs of private and business customers.
The Bank rightly considers itself to be the preferred bank of families in Greece, as it controls ¼ of the retail banking market. Its leading position in savings deposits reflects the trust of its customers who in essence comprise NBG's driving force.
With an extensive branch and ATM network comprised of 400 branches and more than 1,450 ATMs, NBG covers the entire geographical area of Greece.
Transactions & Services
i-bank electronic banking
NBG’s i-bank services are available anywhere, anytime: http://www.nbg.gr/wps/portal/en/i-bank
- through our Internet Banking facility –the only thing needed is an Internet connection
- through our Mobile Banking facility and your Smartphone device, bringing the Bank within your reach 24 hours a day
- via whatever phone you choose, whether landline or mobile, through our Phone Banking service with a simple phone call
- throughout the country via our ATM network which brings the Bank to your fingertips 24/7
- via Automated Payment System (APS) which allows you to carry out transactions even if you’re not a customer of the Bank
ATM
The i-bank ATM network brings the Bank close to you 24/7 offering you information and transaction services, and provides you with: https://www.nbg.gr/en/i-bank/retail/atm
- instant performance of your everyday banking transactions;
- high level of security, with monitoring of the smooth completion of your transactions on a 24-hour basis and
- money savings, free of charge or at very low rates.
Get instant service by using your bank card and your Personal Identification Number (PIN), at easy to reach cash points in all main towns and the rest of Greece. The available transactions depend on the type of card.
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