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SEB School Ambassador Programme

Financial literacy programme for high school students, which provides training on a wide variety of topics, including financial literacy and banking. Students will become financial literacy experts of their class and will be able to teach their peers as well. Every participant will have their own mentor from SEB, who will provide support for the student’s personal growth. The duration of the programme: November 2023 to June 2024.

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Especially advantageous offer for youth

For 7 to 17 year-olds
Excellent choice for the child’s first steps into the world of finance
Unlimited free transactions
Mastercard Debit payment card
Pay only for preparing and replacing the card

Practical tasks to do with your children to improve their financial literacy

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Three simple steps to open an account for a child
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Documents necessary for the video meeting if the child is 7 to 17 years old
  • Child's passport or eID card, or foreigner's passport and residence permit.
  • Parent’s passport or child’s birth certificate (in case the parent has only an eID card or there’s no entry about the child in parent’s passport).

We offer the Smart-ID mobile app as the authorisation tool for confirming payments and various actions in the internet bank. The app can be set up remotely and without bank’s assistance by using the biometric identification method. A guide is available on the Smart-ID web page. If you do not wish to use Smart-ID, we will issue a code calculator as the authorisation tool.

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Documents necessary for an in-person meeting at the bank if the child is 7 to 15 years old

The child’s parent or other representative needs to visit the bank and:

  • Bring their own and the child’s passport or eID card or foreigner's passport and residence permit.
  • The child’s birth certificate or other document which proves representation is required if the parent or other representative brings only their eID card or the parent’s passport has no entry about the child.

We offer the Smart-ID mobile app as the authorisation tool for confirming payments and various actions in the internet bank. The app can be set up remotely and without bank’s assistance by using the biometric identification method. A guide is available on the Smart-ID web page. If you do not wish to use Smart-ID, we will issue a code calculator as the authorisation tool.

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Documents necessary for an in-person meeting at the bank if the child is 16 to 17 years old

From the age of 16 persons can represent themselves – by bringing their passport or eID card, the teenager can visit the bank alone. The account can also be opened by teenager’s parent or representative. In such case the parent or other representative needs to visit the bank and:

  • Bring their own and the child’s passport or eID card or foreigner's passport and residence permit.
  • The child’s birth certificate or other document which proves representation is required if the parent or other representative brings only their eID card or the parent’s passport has no entry about the child.

We offer the Smart-ID mobile app as the authorisation tool for confirming payments and various actions in the internet bank. The app can be set up remotely and without bank’s assistance by using the biometric identification method. A guide is available on the Smart-ID web page. If you do not wish to use Smart-ID, we will issue a code calculator as the authorisation tool.

If you prefer to skip visits to the bank and save time, you can become our customer starting from the age of 16 via the SEB mobile app.