Keytrade Bank in the news

Keytrade Bank is the only Belgian bank enabling a fully digital mortgage application, leading locally but ranking 8th in a six-country study.

A phishing email impersonating Keytrade Bank is circulating, requesting contact about a fake international transfer and exhibiting several signs of fraud.

Keytrade Bank warns customers about a phishing email circulating that requests contact regarding a fake international transfer of 2,299 euros, identified by a non-official sender, unusual transaction details, and an unverified phone number.

Keytrade Bank warns customers about a phishing email circulating that falsely claims an international transfer of 2,299 euros and asks recipients to call a suspicious number.

Keytrade Bank and VO Group launch the Padel Campus Tour to bring the sport to Belgian university and college campuses.

Ad agency Mutant has announced a new partnership between football player Dries Mertens and Keytrade Bank.

Reduced transaction fees for US stock market orders under $10,000 to better compete with Belgian and international brokers.

Belgian banks are engaged in a competitive interest rate war, specifically targeting high-yield monthly savings accounts with deposit limits.

A new wealth report by Keytrade Bank and Ghent University shows that the top 10 percent of Belgian households possess nearly one million euros each.

Belgian household wealth grew to a median of 286,250 euros, driven largely by rising real estate values and a return to traditional savings accounts.

Belgian banks are setting varying deadlines for customers to opt out of the new 10% capital gains tax withholding starting June 1st.

Keytrade Bank settled with the FSMA for 250,000 euros due to IT-related non-compliance with financial product conduct rules in late 2023 and early 2024.

Keytrade Bank is raising interest rates on various savings accounts from March 24, 2026, offering potential benefits for savers amid uncertain economic conditions.

Keytrade Bank raises savings account interest rates in response to rising market rates and inflation outlook, favoring long-term savings.

Belgian long-term interest rates rose to an 11-year high, increasing borrowing costs but prompting Keytrade Bank to raise savings rates.

Keytrade Bank proactively raises savings account interest rates in Belgium ahead of expected ECB hikes due to geopolitical and energy price pressures.

Wero has launched online payments in Belgium, supported by major banks and merchants, with future expansion plans across Europe.

Keytrade Bank accidentally credited customers for Visa transactions due to an IT upgrade error, which was promptly corrected.

An article by a real estate lawyer explains Belgian law on hidden property defects, buyer protections, and practical steps after purchase issues.

Keytrade Bank will suspend several services over a weekend in January 2026 to implement free instant transfers.