Bankinter, S.A. provides various banking products and services to individuals and corporate customers, and small- and medium-sized enterprises in Spain. It offers payroll, digital, pension, business, salary, non-salary, youth salary, current, currency, and management accounts; duo debit and credit cards, smart digital and master credit and debit card, visa solidarios, and via t card; deposit products; mortgages and loan products; personal, auto, equipment, tax repayment, and various financing services; insurance products for family and business; and finance leasing services. The company also provides saving and investment products, including profiled funds, sustainable investment funds, retirement funds, various investment funds, other managers funds, protected funds, and themed funds; regular investment plans; treasury bill services; and investment advisory, wealth management, and alternative investment products and services. In addition, it offers home, life, funeral, health, and motor; business multi-risk, general and business liability, executives’ liability, construction, and machinery and equipment; and property, personal, and pension scheme insurance products and services. Further, the company provides various services, such as estate administration, switch, debit management, accounts management, and transfer services, as well as real estate and brokerage services. Additionally, it offers retail, personal, private, and corporate banking products, as well as remote banking services. It also provides compra smart, smart cash, and plazox services. The company was formerly known as Banco Intercontinental Español, S.A. and changed its name to Bankinter, S.A. in July 1990. Bankinter, S.A. was incorporated in 1965 and is based in Madrid, Spain.
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