In our app you can buy and sell shares at a fixed, low commission – from SEK 0 per deal. Easy and cheap! To be able to trade, you first need to open an account.

Open an account and trade shares

Are you thinking of buying a new home? Apply for a Mortgage Agreement in Principle. It takes about ten minutes and you'll get an instant reply, provided we don’t need additional information about you and your finances.

How to apply for a Mortgage Agreement in Principle

A takeaway coffee is both tasty and expensive. Next time you skip that spontaneous purchase, why not save what it would have cost you?

Activate Spontaneous Savings

How much money do you have in your daily account? And in your savings account? In our app you can check your accounts – and move money between accounts by dragging and dropping.

How to transfer money between your accounts

Does it feel like your money just “disappears”? Then you should try Expense Control. Every time you make a payment or transfer from your account at Swedbank, the purchase is categorised – and you can easily see how much money you have spent on, for example, accommodation or transport.

How to use Expense Control

1. Log in to the bank app.
2. Tap on the menu (three bars).
3. Tap Expense Control.

The dog, the children or the beach? Have a picture of your favourite on your bank card. Creating a personalised bank card takes about a minute and costs SEK 100.

How to design your bank card

Will you be able to live well when you get older? Or is it time to start saving more, as a supplement to the money you will receive from the state and your employer? In our app you can get an overview of your pension.

How to review your pension

1. Log in to the bank app.
2. Tap on the menu (three bars).
3. Tap on Pension.

Do you want to invest in funds with minimal effort? If so, we recommend Easy fund selection. You can choose between five different basic funds, with different risk levels. We keep track of the market so you don’t have to – and we make sure that the funds perform as well as possible.

Past performance is not a guarantee of future returns. Funds can both increase and decrease in value, and there is no guarantee that you will get a return on your investment.