How to Open Current Account Online

You can easily open a personal current account with DNBC in a matter of seconds and at no additional cost by filling out our application form on our website. This can be found either on the personal account features tab or on the top right corner of our website. We will then contact you to complete the identification process and you will be able to use all of DSBC Financial Europe's benefits right after the 1st deposit of €500 is made.

After the process of opening an account is done, you would gain many benefits of being a DNBC’s customer including secure online payment, ability to transfer money internationally as well as exchange currency at a favourable rate. 

In addition, we also provide corporate accounts for our business customers including current account, merchant account and payment gateway functions with many more benefits for businesses with a very straight forward process as well. Please visit our website for the more information about the latest promotions and other accounts’ benefits 

If you ever encounter any difficulties during the account opening process, please contact us via email: [email protected] or our hotline at: +370 5240 5555.

SWIFT - Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication.

Transaction orders are transmitted between members of this network.

Each member is identified with a unique SWIFT/ BIC code.

To this day, SWIFT is the biggest and most efficient tool for international money transfer, with over 11.000 member institutions in over 200 countries, sending over 5 billions financial messages globally every year.

SWIFT works by assigning each member institution a unique ID code that identifies the bank name, country, city, and branch.

For example DSBC Financial Europe BIC code is: DSFE LT 21 XXX

• The first 4 characters represent our institution (DSFE - DSBC Financial Europe).
• The 2 following characters represent the country we are based in (LT - Lithuania).
• The other 2 following characters might be used to represent the location/city or a combination of numbers based on the organization's liking.
• There might be an additional 3 characters, which are the institution’s branches.

You can become a DSBC Financial Europe's client and gain full benefits from our personal accounts at the age of 16. If you are younger than 16, you would need a legal representative to open the account in their name and take responsibility for you when using our services. 

To open account with us, you would need to finish the identification procedure for the registering process, you would need to provide us with an international personal documentation, ie. a passport or ID card. 

After you finish the registering process with us, you will receive an online payment (DNBCnet) account and you can start using our services from that moment onward. For ease of use in everyday activity, you can order a debit/prepaid card from DNBC which would be sent to you via postal services as quickly as 2 working days.

However after that process, there would be no more paperwork to fill and you can enjoy many benefits like managing your account anywhere, a multi-currency account if you travel a lot and no limits in transferring transactions around the globe (We may need you to prove your identification if you want to transfer a large sum of money). You would essentially receive an international account when you open an account with us.

Difference between SEPA and SWIFT:

At this time, with DNBC SWIFT transfer, you can send money from your Euro account to other accounts in any other currencies.

However, when you receive payments in other currencies, the fund will be automatically converted to Euro in your DSBC Financial Europe current account.

You can send and receive international funding via SWIFT and SEPA transfer.

SEPA transfer is used when a transaction is made between countries in the EU/EEA.

SWIFT transfer can be used for transactions between 170 countries and territories around the world, including European countries.

At DNBC, we understand the urgency when you need cash from your account, that's why we provide debit/prepaid cards for easier withdrawal of money, you can do this at any ATMs or cash point approved by Mastercard.

See more: DNBC table of fees for SWIFT and SEPA

DSBC Financial Europe support SWIFT transfer in 118 countries and territories, excluding the following countries/ territories: