What are cookies?
Why are cookies used?
Consent to cookies
Cookies in the internet bank
This is how you handle cookies in your browser
What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files of letters and numbers that are saved on your computer, mobile or tablet when you visit a website that uses cookies.
They can be used to track the pages you visit on the website, save the information you enter or remember your preferences such as language settings.
Session cookies are only stored temporarily while visiting the site. They are used to enable you to perform your banking transactions and disappear when you log out or close the browser.
Persistent cookies save a file for a limited time on your computer. The website uses persistent cookies to follow your navigation and to collect statistics to optimize and improve your site. Some of these persistent cookies are so-called third-party cookies from traffic monitoring companies and other external partners contracted to follow your navigation on the site. The information is used, among other things, to improve the website and display digital offers - even on other websites.
Why are cookies used?
Cookies are needed to enable us to make our digital services - such as the internet bank - easier for you to use, to show how visitors use our site and to improve the service we offer you. They are also used for our marketing and information is then shared with Google. Read more at Google
https://policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites?hl=en
In some cases, the use of cookies means that we process personal data. All personal data processing is in accordance with our policy on handling personal data.
Information about the processing of personal data
Consent to cookies
According to the Electronic Communications Act, anyone who visits a website should receive information about cookies and what they are used for. We need your consent if cookies are not required for the service you have explicitly requested. You agree to allow cookies in your browser.
Cookies in the internet bank
Swedbank's logged-in services (internet banking) use session cookies to allow the web server (the bank) to distinguish between the different users. The cookie contains your identity and is stored on your computer as long as you are connected to our logged-in service. When you log out, it disappears. In order to use our logged-in services, you must allow cookies in your browser.
This is how you can handle cookies in your browser
If you want, you can delete cookies through the settings on your browser. Please note that the internet bank will not work if you remove or block cookies. It can also affect the rest of our site and how it works for you.
Here's how to manage cookies in your browser*:
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If you have questions about the cookies on this site, contact Digital Support and we will assist you.