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Commerzbank – Bank Account in Germany

Commerzbank Bank Account

Step-by-Step Guide

Click here to read our English step-by-step guide how to open a Commerzbank bank account in Germany.

Commerzbank is a large German bank with hundreds of local branches in Germany. Their Girokonto is a debit account with German IBAN that you can use online and offline in one of their branches.

Key advantages of this German bank account include the large Cash Group ATM network of over 7,000 ATMs as well as the 24/7 customer support via phone or during normal working hours in their local branches. Apple Pay and Google Pay are supported, which makes easy to pay with your phone or smart watch. You can also apply for a Commerzbank credit card.

After filling out the online application, you need to complete a quick identification process online via video chat, or offline at a local branch or local post office.

If you are a student, check out Commerzbank’s free student bank account with additional benefits.

❗️ Promotion: Commerzbank currently offers a €50 starting credit (“Startguthaben²“) if you open their Girokonto online and use the account for three months. You also need to agree to marketing emails or calls in order to get the starting credit. More information on Commerzbank’s website or in our step-by-step guide.

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  • Girokonto

  • 4.90/ Month¹
    • German bank account
    • €50 starting credit²
    • Commerzbank debit card (Commerzbank Girocard)
    • Free unlimited cash withdrawals at over 7,000 Cash Group ATMs
    • Apple Pay and Google Pay supported
    • Free unlimited cash deposits at Commerzbank ATMs
    • 24/7 customer support via phone and personal support at local branches
    • Optional: Apply for a Commerzbank credit card

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Open a debit account with Commerzbank in Germany

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