Payment

This depends on when the payment is made, and whether the payment is between accounts at DNB or two different banks. The main rule is:

• If you have registered your payment before 14:30, the money will usually be in the recipient's account the same day
• If you have paid after 14:30, the money will usually be in the account early the next business day (Monday–Friday)

With instant payment in mobile banking/the mobile app, the payment will be executed immediately.

Instant payment between DNB customers is always free – regardless of amount.

Instant payment from a DNB account to other banks is charged at NOK 75 for amounts over NOK 5,000 (payments between NOK 0–5,000 are free; from NOK 5,001 onwards a charge applies).

Instant payment from customers under 18 years of age is free (regardless of amount).

It is not possible to use instant payment to a recipient with a business account and/or KID agreement.

With Charge immediatelyIn the online bank you can transfer immediately between DNB accounts. The recipient in another bank receives the funds in their account the day after.

The bank has the following updates for bill payments and transfers from accounts, all business days; approximately 00:05, 08:00, 10:00, 11:30, 13:00 and 14:30.

The bank has the following updates for deposits to accounts, all business days; approximately 06:15, 09:10, 11:45, 13:45 and the last update is at 15:45.

With Instant payment in the mobile bank/mobile app the payment will be executed immediately.

Instant payment between DNB customers is always free – regardless of amount.

Instant payment from a DNB account to other banks is charged at NOK 75 for amounts over NOK 5,000 (payments between NOK 0–5,000 are free of charge; from NOK 5,001 onwards a charge applies).

Instant payment from customers under 18 years of age is free of charge (regardless of amount).

It is not possible to use instant payment to a recipient with a business account and/or KID agreement.

With Debit immediately In the online bank you can transfer immediately between DNB accounts. The recipient at another bank will receive the funds in their account the following day.

Log in to the online bank and select "Settings" and "Change payment limit" in the main menu. You can change the payment limit yourself up to NOK 5,000,000. If you need a higher payment limit, you can send us a message from the inbox in the online bank. You can also start a chat when you are logged in or call us on 915 04800.

For information: all electronic payments via online bank, mobile banking app, telegiro and SMS have a payment limit for security reasons. This payment limit applies to all payments in a calendar month. The limit applies to you as a customer, regardless of the number of accounts you have access to in your online bank.

A standing order is a regular transfer between your own accounts, to another recipient at DNB or another bank.

You can change or stop a standing order in the online bank under "Everyday banking and loans" and "Standing orders". Click on the gear icon to the right to change/stop the order.

All payments that are due can be found in the online bank under "Everyday banking and loans" and "Payment overview".

You can stop and change a payment in the payment overview by reactivating or changing details on a payment. Click on the gear icon to the right of the payment to make changes.

If your payment is stopped, it is usually due to insufficient funds in the account at the time the payment must leave the account, or that the maximum amount on the AvtaleGiro agreement is lower than the due amount and must be increased for the due amount to be charged to your account.

By clicking on the tab "Everyday banking and loans" and "Completed payments", you can see all payments that have been completed. By clicking on the gear icon to the right of a payment, you can see the details and print a receipt.

Contactless payment with cards has become the dominant payment method for Norwegian consumers in physical shops, and we understand that some also want to pay contactlessly with their mobile.

Learn more about contactless payment