Business Banking

EFKA Insurance Contributions

You can pay EFKA insurance contributions directly or via payment order.

Pay insurance contributions to EFKA (TOAEE, OGA, ETAA, ETAP MME).

All you need is the payment code and then you’ll be able to safely pay insurance contributions quickly and easily, by choosing the payment method that suits you best.

At a branch

You can pay insurance contributions at one of our branches either by cash payment or by debiting your account, or by payment order from your account on an agreed future date.

By standing order

You can also pay insurance contributions by standing order. In this case the account you choose will be debited on the dates and with the amounts determined by EFKA (TOAEE, OGA, ETAA, ETAP MME).

Online channels

Last, you can pay insurance contributions through Internet, Mobile and Phone Banking, either by direct payment or by payment order from your account on an agreed future date.

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I want to pay insurance contributions online

The process is straightforward and simple. If you're already an Internet Banking user, sign in to pay your insurance contributions. If not, you can get Internet Banking codes from your desktop or mobile phone.

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What happens if my account balance is insufficient on the execution date of the future payment order?

If the balance of the account is insufficient, then the payment order will not be executed. In that case the bank shall in no way be liable against you or the insurance body. The same applies to standing orders.

Can I cancel a payment?

You can cancel a payment only on the same day that you have executed it.

When should I contact the insurance organization?