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Dependencies and customer service agencies.

Openbank information telephone number: 901 247 365

To resolve any doubt or for any clarification, give us a phone call.

Incident Management Service: +34 91 276 21 54 or 90022 32 42 / email: incidencias@openbank.es

To request the resolution of any error or incident affecting the operation of contracted goods and services, and that are not claims. OPENBANK is committed to informing you of the status of your request within 48 business hours and if the solution provided has not met your requirements you may also write to the Openbank Claims and Customer Care Service.

Claims and customer service

When the response given by the Incident Management Service has not met your requirements, you may write to the Openbank Claims and Customer Care Service:

Claims and Customer Care Service

Once the complaint has been filed with the Claims and Customer Care Service, if the response has not been satisfactory or a period of one month has passed since the claim was filed without having received a response, or 15 business days in the case of a payment service, the customer may contact the Complaints Service of the Bank of Spain via any of the following channels:

The Claims Service of the Bank of Spain

Investor Assistance Office at the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV)

Complaints Service of the Directorate General of Insurance and Pension Funds

Before using these services, the regulations require the customer to demonstrate that they have first contacted the Claims and Customer Care Service Department.

Claim form:

  • Customers may use this template to submit any claim relating to crypto-assets.
  • Additionally, claim forms are available to customers at the following Openbank offices:

-Paseo de la Castellana, 134, 28046, Madrid

-Plaza de Santa Bárbara, 2, 28004, Madrid

  • Telephone number for incidents: 900 22 32 42

Regulations, arranged by subject, governing the transparency of banking operations and the protection of customers

Customer care and customer ombudsman services:

Law 44/2002, of 22 November, on financial system reform measures, as amended by Law 2/2011, of 4 March, on sustainable economy.

Order ECO/734/2004 of 11 March, on departments and customer care services and the customer ombudsman of financial institutions.

Order ECC/2502/2012, of 16 November, regulating the procedure for submitting claims to the claims services of the Bank of Spain, the National Securities Market Commission and the Directorate General of Insurance and Pensions.

Law 7/2017, of 2 November, incorporating into Spanish law Directive 2013/11/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 21 May 2013 on the alternative resolution of consumer disputes.

Transparency of operations and customer protection, and other consumer protection regulations:

Order ECE/1263/2019, of 26 December, on transparency of conditions and information requirements applicable to payment services and amending Order ECO/734/2004, of 11 March, on customer service departments and services and the customer ombudsman of financial institutions, and Order EHA/2899/2011, of 28 October, on transparency and protection of customers of banking services.

Order EHA/1718/2010, of 11 June, of the Ministry of Economy and Finance, on regulation and control of advertising of banking services and products, developed by Circular 4/2020, of 26 June, of the Bank of Spain, on advertising of banking products and services.

Order EHA/1717/2010 of 11 June of the Ministry of Economy and Finance on the regulation and control of advertising of investment services and products.

Order EHA/2899/2011, of October 28, of the Ministry of Economy and Finance, on transparency and protection of customers of banking services.

Law 22/2007, of July 11, on distance marketing of financial services for consumers.

Royal Legislative Decree 1/2007, of 16 November, approving the revised text of the General Law for the Defence of Consumers and Users and other complementary laws.

In application of Law 4/2022, of 25 February, on the protection of consumers and users in situations of social and economic vulnerability, in reference to to its amendments.

Bank of Spain Circular 5/2012, of 27 June, to credit institutions and payment service providers on transparency of banking services and responsibility in the granting of loans.

Royal Decree Law 6/2013, of 22 March, on the protection of holders of certain savings and investment products and other measures of a financial nature.

Law 5/2015, of 27 April, on the promotion of business financing.

Royal Decree-Law 11/2015, of 2 October, to regulate fees for cash withdrawals at ATMs.

Bank of Spain Circular 2/2019 of 29 March on the requirements of the Information Document on Fees and the Statement of Fees, and payment account comparison websites, and amending Circular 5/2012 of 27 June to credit institutions and payment service providers on transparency of banking services and responsibility in the granting of loans.

Mortgage loans:

Law 2/1994, of March 30, on the subrogation and modification of mortgage loans.

Law 41/2007, of 7 December, amending Law 2/1981, of 25 March, on the Regulation of the Mortgage Market and other regulations of the mortgage and financial system, regulating reverse mortgages and dependency insurance and establishing certain tax regulations.

Law 2/2009, of 31 March, on the contracting of mortgage loans and credit with consumers and the brokerage services for the execution of loan and credit agreements.

Royal Decree Law 6/2012, of 9 March, on urgent measures to protect unsecured mortgage debtors.

Law 1/2013, of 14 May, on measures to reinforce the protection of mortgage debtors, debt restructuring and social renting.

Royal Decree 536/2017, of 26 May, establishing and regulating the monitoring, control and evaluation commission provided for in Royal Decree Law 1/2017 of 20 January.

Law 5/2019, of 15 March, regulating real estate credit agreements.

Royal Decree 309/2019, of 26 April, partially implementing Law 5/2019 of 15 March regulating real estate credit agreements and adopting other financial measures.

Order ECE/482/2019, of 26 April, amending Order EHA/1718/2010, of 11 June, on regulation and control of advertising of banking services and products, and Order EHA/2899/2011, of 28 October, on transparency and protection of customers of banking services.

Royal Decree-Law 19/2022 of 22 November, establishing a Code of Best Practices to alleviate interest-rate increases on primary-home mortgages, is adopted, Royal Decree-Law 6/2012 of 9 March, regarding urgent measures to protect mortgage debtors without financial means, is amended and other structural measures aimed at improving the mortgage market are adopted.

Royal Decree-Law 8/2023, of 27 December, adopting measures to deal with the economic and social consequences of the conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, as well as to alleviate the effects of the drought.

Consumer credit:

Law 16/2011, of June 24 (B.O.E., June 25), of Consumer Credit contracts.

General contracting conditions:

Law 7/1998, of April 13, on general contracting conditions.

Payment Services:

Order ECE/1263/2019, of 26 December, on transparency of conditions and information requirements applicable to payment services and amending Order ECO/734/2004, of 11 March, on customer service departments and services and the customer ombudsman of financial institutions, and Order EHA/2899/2011, of 28 October, on transparency and protection of customers of banking services.

Royal Decree 736/2019, of 20 December, on the legal regime for payment services and payment institutions and amending Royal Decree 778/2012, of 4 May, on the legal regime for electronic money institutions and Royal Decree 84/2015, of 13 February, implementing Law 10/2014, of 26 June, on the organisation, supervision and solvency of credit institutions.

Law 2/2011, of 4 March, on Sustainable Economy.

Royal Decree-Law 19/2017, of 24 November, on basic payment accounts, transfer of payment accounts and comparability of commissions.

Royal Decree-Law 19/2018, of 23 November, on payment services and other urgent financial measures.

Order ECE/228/2019, of 28 February, on basic payment accounts, payment account transfer procedure and comparison website requirements.

Royal Decree 164/2019, of 22 March, establishing a free system of basic payment accounts for the benefit of persons in a situation of vulnerability or at risk of financial exclusion.

Investment Services:

Law 6/2023 of 17 March on Securities Markets and Investment Services.

Royal Decree 217/2008, of 15 February, on the legal regime for investment service companies and other entities providing investment services and partially amending the Regulation of Law 35/2003, of 4 November, on Collective Investment Institutions, approved by Royal Decree 1309/2005, of 4 November.

Delegated Regulation (EU) 2017/565 of the Commission, of 25 April 2016, supplementing Directive 2014/65/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council as regards organisational requirements and operating conditions for investment firms and defined terms for the purposes of said Directive.

Protection of personal data:

Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46/EC (General Data Protection Regulation).

Organic Law 3/2018 of 5 December on the protection of personal data and guarantee of digital rights.

Owners of currency exchange establishments:

Bank of Spain Circular 6/2001, of 29 October, on holders of currency exchange establishments, as amended by Bank of Spain Circular 3/2009 of 18 December.

Deposit Guarantee Fund:

Royal Decree-Law 16/2011, of 14 October, establishing the Deposit Guarantee Fund for Credit Institutions.

Royal Decree 628/2010, of 14 May, amending Royal Decree 2606/1996, of 20 December, on deposit guarantee funds in credit institutions and Royal Decree 948/2001, of 3 August, on investor compensation schemes.

Royal Decree 2606/1996, of 20 December 1996, on deposit guarantee funds for credit institutions (partly amended by Royal Decree 1012/2015, of 6 November 1995).

OPEN BANK S.A. is a bank registered in the register of Banks and Bankers of the Bank of Spain (Trade Registry of Madrid, Volume 1663, General 1081 of Section 3 of the Companies Register, Folio 102, Page 7822)

  • Registered Office: Av. de Cantabria s/n 28660 Boadilla del Monte – Madrid
  • Telephone: +34 91 177 33 10
  • E-mail: ayuda@openbank.es
  • Trade Name: Openbank.
  • Tax ID No.: A28122570
  • Name: OPEN BANK S.A.
  • Bank Code: 0073.

In its activity, Openbank is supervised, among others, by the following entities:

  • European Central Bank and Bank of Spain.
  • National Securities Market Commission (CNMV).
  • PriceWaterhouseCoopers, S.L. (External Audit)
  • The Spanish Tax Authorities
  • National Social Security Institute (INSS).
  • The internal audit function is outsourced to Banco Santander, S.A.

OPEN BANK, S.A. forms part of the Deposit Guarantee Fund for Credit Institutions.

Shareholder structure

Name of the ShareholderNo. of SharesPercentage
Banco Santander, SA.1,879,546,15299.99999894%
Cántabro Catalana de
Inversiones, SA.
200.00000106%

If you wish you can download this information.

In this page you can consult the information relating to our Corporate Governance Model, including the organisational structure, the functioning of the Board and its Committees, and the Remuneration Policy, pursuant to the applicable regulations.

Articles of Association

This section contains the Articles of Association currently in force.

Articles of Association

Charter of the Board of Directors

In this section you can access to the current version of the Board of Directors' Charter, updated by the Board on 29 October 2025.

Charter Board of Directors


Organisational Structure and Policy on Conflicts of Interest

Below you can consult the information on the current Organisational Structure.

This policy aims to provide Openbank Group employees, directors and entities with guidelines for preventing and managing conflicts of interest that may arise as a result of their activities.

Organisational Structure

Policy on Conflicts of Interest


Risk-related procedure

You can access the current procedure in terms of risk management, in line with the strategy and business model of Open Bank, S.A.., and consider the recommendations of supervisory bodies, regulators and the best practices in the market.

Procedimiento Riesgos


Internal control

You can consult the information relating to the entity’s internal control mechanisms, including the administrative and accounting procedures based on the three lines of defence.

Control Interno


Board of Directors

The Board of Directors aims to ensure that non-executive directors represent a clear majority of the Board of Directors with regard to executive directors.

Likewise, the board of directors shall ensure that the procedures for selection of members guarantee the individual and collective expertise of directors, encourage diversity in terms of gender, age, geographical origin, experience and knowledge, and do not carry any implicit bias that could lead to any form of discrimination on grounds such as disability, race or ethnic origin.

Board of Director Composition


Board Committees

Here you can consult the current composition of the Board Committees.

Executive Committee

Composition: The Executive Committee consists of five directors, including four non-executive directors (one of whom is independent) and one executive director.

Functions: The Executive Committee is regulated in Article 9 of the Charter of the Board of Directors. It has delegated all the powers of the Board of Directors, except those which may not be legally delegated or the ones that cannot be delegated under the provisions of the Articles of Association or the Charter of the Board.

Executive Committee Composition


Audit Committee

Composition: The Audit Committee consists of three independent directors. All of them have been appointed by the Board of Directors taking into consideration their knowledge, skills and experience in the areas of finance, accounting, auditing, internal control, information technology, business or risk management.

Functions: The functions of the Audit Committee are described in Article 10 of the Charter of the Board of Directors.

Audit Committee Composition


Risk Supervision, Regulation and Compliance committee

Composition: The risk supervision, regulation and compliance committee consists of five directors, being independent three of its members, including its Chair. All of them have been appointed by the Board of Directors, taking into consideration their knowledge, skills and experience in the areas for which the Committee is responsible.

Functions: The functions of the Risk Supervision, Regulation and Compliance Committee are described in more detail in Article 11 of the Charter of the Board of Directors.

Risk Supervision, Regulation & Compliance Committee Composition


Nomination, Corporate Governance and Responsible Banking Committee

Composition: The Nomination, Corporate Governance and Responsible Banking Committee consists of three directors, a majority of whom are independent. All of them have been appointed by the Board of Directors, taking into consideration their knowledge, skills and experience in the areas for which the Committee is responsible.

Functions: The functions of the Nomination, Corporate Governance and Responsible Banking Committee are described in more detail in Article 12 of the Charter of the Board of Directors.

Nomination, Corporate Governance & Responsible Banking Committee Composition


Remuneration Committee

Composition: The Remuneration consists of five directors, three of whom are independent, including its Chair. All of them have been appointed by the Board of Directors, taking into consideration their knowledge, skills and experience in the areas for which the Committee is responsible.

Functions: The functions of the Remuneration Committee are described in more detail in Article 13 of the Charter of the Board of Directors.

Remuneration Committee Composition


Remuneration of the identified Group

You can consult the report on the remuneration of the identified Group, drawn up in accordance with the applicable regulations.

Información relativa al colectivo identificado 2025


Remuneration of Board Members

In accordance with the current Remuneration Policy, approved by the General Shareholders’ Meeting of Open Bank, S.A., the directors associated to Banco Santander namely Ms. Ana Patricia Botín-Sanz de Sautuola y O’Shea, Mr. Nitin Prabhu, Mr. Sebastian Gunningham, Mr. Petri Nikkilä, Mr. Daniel Barriuso Rojo, Mr. José Luis de Mora Gil-Gallardo, and Mr. Mahesh Aditya, in line with the criteria established in said policy and internal decisions of the Santander Group, received no remuneration whatsoever during the 2025 financial year by Open Bank, S.A. for performing their duties as Open Bank, S.A. directors.

The external and independent directors receive from Open Bank, S.A., a fixed annual salary according to their individual and specific responsibilities, duties and dedication (which also includes their participation and position on the different committees of the Board of Directors).

Pursuant to Article 29 of the Articles of Association and the current Remuneration Policy, the performance of executive duties is remunerated. The remuneration concepts for performing said duties include a fixed annual salary, including a pension plan and social benefits, as well as variable remuneration linked to short and long-term goals and based on the Group’s Variable Remuneration Policy, applicable to certain Santander Group employees.

The total remuneration received by each member of the Board of Directors of Open Bank, S.A. in financial year 2025, as well as an individual breakdown by remuneration concept, is detailed, pursuant to Article 37 of Royal Decree 84/2015 and, insofar as applicable, Article 450.1(h) of EU Regulation no. 575/2013.

Norma 60.l.i.- Votación política de remuneraciones

Remuneración Consejo de Administración Ejercicio 2024

Remuneración Consejo de Administración Ejercicio 2023

Remuneración Consejo de Administración Ejercicio 2022

Remuneración Consejo de Administración Ejercicio 2021

Remuneración Consejo de Administración Ejercicio 2020

Remuneración Consejo de Administración Ejercicio 2019

Remuneración Consejo de Administración Ejercicio 2018

Remuneración Consejo de Administración Ejercicio 2017

Remuneración Consejo de Administración Ejercicio 2016

Remuneración Consejo de Administración Ejercicio 2015


Suitability of directors and key executives

The following document contains information on the suitability of directors and key executives of the Bank

Idoneidad Consejeros y Colectivo Clave

Notice

On 12 May 2026, the merger process by which Santander Consumer Finance, S.A. absorbed Open Bank, S.A. was completed, with the latter being dissolved without liquidation and Santander Consumer Finance, S.A. acquiring all its assets and liabilities by universal succession. Following the merger, Santander Consumer Finance, S.A. has also changed its company name to that of the absorbed company, namely ‘Open Bank, S.A.’

Find below information about our company, Open Bank, S.A. (formerly Santander Consumer Finance, S.A. until 12 May 2026).


Investor Relations – Contact Information

Investor Relations
Contact Information

investor@gruposantander.com


Annual and Interim Reports

Find out in this section our annual and interim reports.

Annual Financial Report 2025 – Consolidated (Spanish) (PDF)

Annual Financial Report 2025 – Consolidated.XBRI (Spanish) (ZIP)

Annual Financial Report 2025 – Individual (Spanish) (PDF)

Annual Financial Report 2025 – Individual.XHTM (Spanish) (ZIP)

Interim Report H1-25 (Spanish) (PDF)

Interim Financial Report H1-25 - Consolidated. ANNEXE (Spanish) (PDF)

Annual Financial Report 2024 (PDF)

Interim Report H1-24 (PDF)

Annual Financial Report 2023 (PDF)

Erratum. Annual Financial Report 2023 (PDF)

Interim Report H1-23 (PDF)

Annual Financial Report 2022 (PDF)

Interim Financial Report H1-22 (PDF)

Annual Financial Report 2021 (PDF)

Interim Financial Report H1-21 (PDF)

Annual Financial Report 2020 (PDF)

Interim Financial Report H1-20 (PDF)


Ratings

Ratings awarded to Open Bank, S.A. (formerly Santander Consumer Finance, S.A. until 12 May 2026) by credit rating agencies.

Rating tables by Agency

This page details the ratings awarded to the Company by the following credit rating agencies: Moody’s Investors Service España, S.A., Standard & Poor’s and Fitch Ratings España, S.A.

Agency Rating NameConceptRatings AwardedThe Latest Update
Moody’sLong Term
Short Term
Outlook
A1 (Senior Unsecured A1)
P1
Stable
24 Nov 2025
Standard & Poor’sLong Term
Short Term
Outlook
A (Senior Unsecured A)
A-1
Stable
19 Aug 2025
FitchLong Term
Short Term
Outlook
A (Senior Preferred A+)
F1
Stable
22 Oct 2025

TThe credit rating can be revised, cancelled or withdrawn at any time by the ratings agency.

These credit ratings do not constitute a recommendation to buy, sell or subscribe to the bonds issued by the Company.

The aforementioned credit ratings are only an estimation and should not prevent potential investors in bonds issued by the company from undertaking their own analysis of the Company or the bonds it issues.

The long term debt rating categories used by the aforementioned agencies are as follows:

Category Moody’s Standard & PoorsFitch
Investment CategoryAaa
Aa
A
Baa
AAA
AA
A
BBB
AAA
AA
A
BBB
Especulative CategoryBa
B
aa
Ca
C
BB
B
CCC
CC
C
BB
B
CCC
CC
C

The short term debt rating categories used by these agencies are as follows:

Moody’sStandard & PoorsFitch
Prime-1
Prime-2
Prime-3
A-1
A-2
A-3
B
C
F1
F2
F3
B
C

Report issued by MOODY´S

Report issued by STANDARD & POOR`S

Report issued by FITCH


Securitization

Access to the information about our securitization programmes in our geographies.

Finland

Germany

Italy

Norway

Sweden

United Kingdom

Spain

(Securitization programmes in Spain: in compliance with the provisions of article 405 of Regulation 575/2013 of June 26, on the prudent requirements of credit institutions and investment companies, Open Bank, S.A. will retain, on an ongoing basis, a material net economic interest which, in any event, shall not be less than 5 % of a securitisation position in its trading book or non-trading book. By “ongoing basis” it is understood that the retained net financial interest shall not be subject to credit risk hedging, taking of short positions or other types of hedging nor sold. All the updated details can be found in the securitization funds Quarterly Reports available on Santander de Titulización website.)


Issuances

Access to the information about our issuance programmes – ECP, EMTN, Pagares –.


ECP


ECP Programme 2025 (PDF)

ECP Programme 2024 (PDF)

EMTN

EMTN Programme 2023 (PDF)

First supplement 29 November 2023 to the EMTN Programme 2023 (PDF)

EMTN Programme 2022 (PDF)

First supplement 25 November 2022 to the EMTN Programme 2022 (PDF)

EMTN Programme 2021 (PDF)

First supplement 23 November 2021 to the EMTN Programme 2021 (PDF)

Second supplement 8 April 2022 to the EMTN Programme 2021 (PDF)

EMTN Programme 2020 (PDF)

EMTN Programme 2019 (PDF)

First supplement 25 October 2019 to the EMTN Programme 2019 (PDF)

Second supplement 31 January 2020 to the EMTN Programme 2019 (PDF)

Third supplement 24 April 2020 to the EMTN Programme 2019 (PDF)

EMTN, Senior 0.50% Fixed Rate Notes, Serie 82, vto. Nov. 2026, EUR 500 MM, XS2078692105 (PDF)

EMTN, Subordinated 1.356% Fixed Rate Notes resettable to Floating Rate Notes, Serie 97, vto. Mar 2031, EUR 100 MM, XS2322253860 (PDF)

EMTN, Senior 0.500% Fixed Rate Notes, Serie 102, vto. Jan 2027, EUR 750 MM, XS2432530637 (PDF)

EMTN, Subordinated 3.837% Fixed Rate Notes resettable to Floating Rate Notes, Serie 103, vto. May 2032, EUR 600 MM, XS2478784247 (PDF)

EMTN, Senior Non Preferred 2.891% Fixed Rate Notes resettable to Floating Rate Notes, Serie 104, vto. May 2029, EUR 800 MM, XS2478784163 (PDF)

EMTN, Subordinated 6.080% Fixed Rate Notes resettable to Floating Rate Notes, Serie 107, vto. Mar 2033, EUR 300 MM, XS2605909444 (PDF)

EMTN, Senior Non Preferred 4.830% Fixed Rate Notes resettable to Floating Rate Notes, Serie 108, vto. Mar 2027, EUR 600 MM, XS2605909790 (PDF)

EMTN, Senior Non Preferred 4.820% Fixed Rate Notes resettable to Floating Rate Notes, Serie 109, vto. Mar 2028, EUR 700 MM, XS2605909956 (PDF)

EMTN, Senior 4.125% Fixed Rate Notes, Serie 110, vto. May 2028, EUR 500 MM, XS2618690981 (PDF)

EMTN, Senior Non Preferred 4.864% Fixed Rate Notes resettable to Floating Rate Notes, Serie 111, vto. May 2028, EUR 650 MM, XS2623556326 (PDF)

EMTN, Senior 2.9325% Fixed Rate Notes, Serie 113, vto. Jul. 2028, CHF 130 MM, CH1276269763 (PDF)

EMTN, Senior 0.913% Fixed Rate Notes, Serie 115, vto. Jul. 2026, 15.600 MM, XS2645245122 (PDF)

EMTN, Senior 1.065% Fixed Rate Notes, Serie 116, vto. Jul. 2028, 3.100 MM, XS2645245395 (PDF)

EMTN, Senior Non Preferred, Floating Rate Notes, Serie 118, vto. Dec 2027, EUR 500MM, XS2680596876 (PDF)

EMTN, Senior Floating Rate Notes, Serie 121, vto. Sep 2026, EUR 75 MM, XS2693109956 (PDF)

EMTN, Senior 3.750% Fixed Rate Notes, Serie 122, vto. Jan 2029, EUR 1.000 MM, XS2747776487 (PDF)

EMTN, Senior Non Preferred, Floating Rate Notes, Serie 125, vto. Mar 2029, EUR 600MM, XS2779865406 (PDF)

EMTN, Senior Non Preferred, Floating Rate Notes, Serie 126, vto. Sep 2029, EUR 600MM, XS2779864854 (PDF)


PAGARÉS

Folletos Base Pagarés

Programa Pagarés 2025 – Documento de Emisión (PDF)

Programa Pagarés 2024 – Documento de Emisión (PDF)


ASG

Find out in this section information related to our ESG funding activities.

SCF SA Post-issuance Green Funding Allocation Report 2026 Q1 (PDF)

SCF SA Post-issuance Green Funding Allocation Report 2025 Q4 (PDF)

SCF SA Post-issuance Green Funding Allocation Report 2025 Q3 (PDF)

SCF SA Post-issuance Green Funding Allocation Report 2025 Q2 (PDF)

SCF SA Post-issuance Green Funding Allocation Report 2025 Q1 (PDF)

SCF SA Post-issuance Green Funding Allocation Report 2024 (PDF)

Santander Consumer Finance SA Annual Review 2025 (PDF)

Santander Consumer Finance EV Portfolio Impact Report 2025 (PDF)

Santander Group Green, Social & Sustainability Funding Global Framework (PDF)

Second Party Opinion (PDF)

MREL Disclosure

This section presents the required information related to the MREL position, liability structure and insolvency ranking in entities that are not resolution entities themselves in accordance with the COMMISSION IMPLEMENTING REGULATION (EU) 2021/763: articles 9 to 13. The scope of the information is related to Open Bank, S.A. (formerly Santander Consumer Finance, S.A. until 12 May 2026).

MREL Dec 2025 (XLSX)

MREL Jun 2025 (XLSX)

MREL Dec 2024 (XLSX)

MREL Jun 2024 (XLSX

Other Reports and Info

Find out in this section other relevant information.

Diciembre 2025. Anuncio conjunto de fusión SCF – Openbank (PDF)

October 2025. Joint merger plan SCF - Openbank (PDF)

October 2025. Report by Directors on the consequences of the merger for employees SCF - Openbank (PDF)

Octubre 2025. Proyecto Común de Fusión SCF - Openbank (PDF)

Octubre 2025. Informe de los Administradores dirigido a los Empleados SCF - Openbank (PDF)

Relevant Prudential Information Dec 2025 (PDF)

Información con relevancia prudencial Dic 2025 (XLSX)

Información con relevancia prudencial Dic 2024 (XLSX)

ANUNCIO JUN25: Fusión por absorción SCF SA-Andaluza (PDF)

HECHO RELEVANTE CNMV: Notificación Estado Miembro Origen (PDF)

Information for taking out products and relevant documentation

1. Information for taking out products

Contractual Information

Pre-contractual information for individuals

Contract for Provision of Services for Individuals (version 1.2025)

Contract for provision of services to Legal Persons (version 1.2021)

Privacy Policy

See the list of key services associated with a payment account here

Deposit guarantee fund

You can check the information here

Standard contracts for the provision of investment services to retail customers

The standard contract for the provision of investment services to retail customers can be found in chapter 9 “Particular conditions for the purchase and sale of securities and other financial instruments” and in chapter 10 “General terms and conditions of the standard contract for the custody and management of securities” in the Contract for the Provision of Services for individuals (1.2025 Edition)

General Code of Conduct

You can check the information here

Securities market Code of Conduct

You can check the information here

Information in accordance with the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MIFID)

MIFID Information Brochure (1.2021 edition)

Open Bank's best execution and order fulfilment policy (selection of intermediaries)

Identification documents required to operate in securities according to MiFID II

Annual Publication on the Main Intermediaries and the Quality of Execution Obtained -2021

Annual Publication on the Main Intermediaries and the Quality of Execution Obtained -2022

Annual Publication on the Main Intermediaries and the Quality of Execution Obtained -2023

Annual Publication on the Main Intermediaries and the Quality of Execution Obtained -2024

Information on the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA)

Explanation from European supervisors on MiCA and crypto-assets

Rates applicable to the crypto-asset services

Extract from the crypto-asset custody and administration policy

Extract from the crypto-asset order execution policy

Extract from the procedure on returning crypto-assets

Extract from the crypto-asset price, cost and fee policy

Information on the detection and management of conflicts of interest in the provision of crypto-asset services

Destination providers for the return of crypto-assets

Warnings from European supervisors about crypto-assets

Bitcoin Sustainability Report

Cardano Sustainability Report

Ethereum Sustainability Report

Litecoin Sustainability Report

Polygon Sustainability Report

Polkadot Sustainability Report

Solana Sustainability Report

MREL Disclosure

This section presents the required information related to the MREL position, liability structure and insolvency ranking in non-resolution entities in accordance with COMMISSION IMPLEMENTING REGULATION (EU) 2021/763: articles 9 to 13. The scope of the information is related to Santander Consumer Finance S.A.

MREL Dec 2024

MREL Jun 2024

MREL Jun 2025

MREL Dic 2025

Insurance

Transparency Policy on Insurance Contracts

Tax
Tax Residency Declaration Form

CRS/FATCA forms:

To comply with the CRS / FATCA regulations, the forms to be completed are:

Form for individuals of CRS / FATCA

Forms for legal persons of CRS/FATCA

Openbank Company Accounts

To open this you need to complete the additional documentation that we make available to you below:

Account activation

Certificate of Beneficial Ownership of Foundations-Associations

Additional Sheet - Certificate of Beneficial Ownership of Foundations-Associations

Certificate of Beneficial Ownership of Companies

Additional Sheet - Certificate of Beneficial Ownership of Companies

Bank certificate for associations

Bank certificate for foundations

Mortages

Document to consult the General Conditions of the Openbank´s Mortgage Loan Contract

General Terms and Conditions Fixed Mortage

General Terms and Conditions Variable/Mixed Mortage

General Terms and Conditions-Moratoria

Mortgage loan access guide

You can check the information here

Toolkit for mortgagors with payment difficulties

Code of Best Practices for the feasible restructuring of mortgage-backed debt

You can check the information here

Code of Good Practices regarding urgent measures for mortgage debtors at risk of vulnerability

You can check the information here

Informative notice for Andalusia

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Documentation for testate management

Documentation for testate processing

Application for change of ownership by succession

Position´s certificate request

Information on testate management

Management of direct debits

Documents for direct debit management

Application to set up direct debits

Pension Plans

Documents to request the transfer of consolidated rights

Transfer of consolidated rights application form

Switching accounts from other banks

We will handle the arrangements free of charge to switch your account from another bank to Openbank.

More information about switching accounts

Print and sign the account transfer request form and send it by post or email or drop it in to any of our branches.

Request to transfer payment account

Please find these template letters to request the change of account for direct debits and standing orders, if you would prefer to arrange this directly with the issuing companes.

Letter to issuing companies regarding direct debit changes

Letter to the issuing companies regarding standing order changes

2. Rates and fees

Information on fees and interest rates charged or offered.

We publish quarterly information, corresponding to the last natural quarter, on commissions and rates most frequently charged or offered in the most common operations with the most standard customer profiles that are individuals.

Annex 1 Quarterly information on fees and rates regularly charged or offered in the most frequent transactions with the most common customer profiles of individuals (Annex 1 of Circular 5/20212, as amended by Circular 2/2019).

Annex 2 Interest rate and fees for tacit overdrafts in deposit accounts and tacit overdrafts in credit accounts (Circular 5/2012, 27 June).

Information on the perceived discount and exchange rates of payment services.

Circular 1/2015, dated 24 March, from the Bank of Spain to payment service providers, on information on the discount and exchange rates received. Information on the operations carried out in each calendar quarter is published. See information

Exchange rates applicable to transactions with stocks and investment funds, as well as transactions involving the purchase and sale of foreign currency or banknotes against euros for less than €3,000.

You can check the information (currency) here

You can check the information (notes) here

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You can check the Brochure here

Current rates and fees

You can check the information here

Fee Information Documents

See information on the Open Current Account here

See information on the Open Payroll Account here

See information on the Savings Account here

See information on the Openbank Interest-bearing Accountt here

See information on the Open Young Savings Account here

See information on the Basic Payment Account here

3. Promotions and Discounts

Legal Terms and Conditions, Draws and Promotions

Check the current legal terms and conditions for Openbank promotions.

Open Discounts Conditions

In view of the entry into force of Royal Decree Law 19/2018 of 23 November on payment services and other urgent financial measures (Ley de servicios de pago y otras medidas urgentes en materia financiera), which transposes nationally Directive (EU) 2015/2366 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 25 November 2015 on payment services in the internal market, Openbank, as an account servicing payment service provider, under common and secure open standards integrated through a fixed interface, enables communication with those providers of payment initiation services (“PIS”), and of account information services (“AIS”), and others, through the provisions established in the regulations.

Openbank has enabled this special area that third parties can use to access the interface.

If you are having trouble in accessing the interface, ask for assistance at the following email address: psd2.sandbox.soporte@redsys.es.

The quarterly statistics on the availability and performance of the APIs and the interface used by payment service users are published here.

At Openbank, we use new technologies to offer our customers the best possible service. That’s why we’ve launched a telephone support service that uses artificial intelligence systems, allowing you to quickly and easily obtain more information about any card transactions that you don’t recognise.

Our assistant will provide you with all the necessary information to help you identify these transactions and flag any that you don’t recognise so that a case is opened for internal review. This information will be sent directly to our agents, who will respond as soon as possible.

Please note that if your card has been stolen, your passwords compromised, or you have experienced any other security incident, we will ask you to block your cards and will assist you throughout the process. This step is essential to ensure your protection and safeguard your assets.

As mentioned, this process will be handled by an artificial intelligence-based system. If you would prefer to speak to a human agent, you can request this at any time during the call; in that case, you will be redirected to Openbank’s customer service department.

Please only provide the assistant with the information necessary to handle your query and avoid sharing particularly sensitive data. For more information on how we process the data you provide during the call and the data necessary to respond to your query, please read our Privacy Policy.

We remind you that this system has all the necessary guarantees to offer you a high-quality and completely secure service, in accordance with current regulations. You can request further information through the usual channels.

More info here.