In support of your everyday account transactions

Authorities often need receipts or bank statements for certain account transactions for the purposes of taxation, for example. You may also need to attach a bank statement to a Kela application. If you want to attach a bank statement to an online Kela application, you can easily save the bank statement as a file to your computer and then attach it to the application.  

Bank statements 

If you have an OP user ID, do as follows: 

After logging into the op.fi service, you can retrieve one bank statement at a time, covering between one year and one day. Please note that the service is only available if you log in to the op.fi service in Finnish.  

1. Save or print the bank statement here
2. Select the account for which you want a bank statement. Go to the menu to open a list of your currently used and closed accounts. Closed accounts are at the end of the list.
3. You will find automatically generated bank statements for each month under Automaattisesti laaditut tiliotteet. Each bank statement opens as a PDF on a new tab. Make sure that you have enabled pop-ups in your browser settings.
4. You can create a bank statement of your own by selecting the period of your choice. Select a period from the Calendar view or enter numerical dates in the search view. Continue by retrieving the account details. You will find the bank statement under Verkkotiliotteesi (Your online bank statement). The bank statement will open as a PDF on a new tab. Make sure that you have enabled pop-ups in your browser settings.
5. You can save the bank statement as a file or print it out on paper. For example, when using the Google Chrome browser, you will find the commands for saving and printing a file in the browser menu.   
6. If you download the file, a window opens in which you can select where to save the file. Select the desired location and save. 
7. If you want to attach the bank statement as a file, for example, to a Kela application, then in the Kela application, select the file from the location where you saved it. 

If you presently receive bank statements on paper, you can activate the online bank statement by logging into the op.fi service.

Switch from paper to online bank statement here

If you have another bank’s user ID, do as follows: 

If you have not yet entered into an agreement on OP’s digital services, you can do that at login. When entering into the agreement, paper bank statements are automatically replaced with online bank statements for regular accounts. Please note that paper bank statements are replaced with online bank statements within 24 hours after activating the service. You can retrieve bank statements from the last 18 months in the service. Each month’s bank statement is available as a separate pdf file. 

Please note that the service is only available if you log in to the op.fi service in Finnish.  

1. When logging in, select Kirjaudu muun pankin tunnuksilla (Log in with another bank’s user identifiers) and select the bank in question.
2. Proceed to log in as per the given instructions. 
3. To view bank statements, select Rahat – Tiliote (Money - Bank statement) from the navigation bar at the top of the page.
4. Select the account and then the desired month’s bank statement. By clicking the selected month’s bank statement, it opens in a new window as a pdf file. Pop-up windows must be allowed. 
5. You can save the bank statement as a file or print it out on paper. In the Google Chrome browser, for example, the selections for saving and printing a file are shown in the page’s upper right corner. 
6. If you download the file, a window opens in which you can select where to save the file. Select the desired location and save. 
7. If you want to attach the bank statement as a file, for example, to a Kela application, then in the Kela application, select the file from the location where you saved it. 

If you need bank statements older than 6 years, do as follows: 

Online bank statements are available on the op.fi service free of charge for the past six years and account transactions for the past two years. If you need older bank statements or receipts or if you want them to be printed at a bank branch, we can deliver those to you at your request. For this, we will charge a fee based on the list of service charges and fees. You can request a bank statement or receipt by sending a message on the op.fi service. To send a message, log into op.fi in Finnish. Select Tilit ja maksut (Accounts and payments) as the topic of the message. Note that bank statements or receipts older than 10 years cannot be retrieved.

Let us know in your message whether you need a receipt for a certain transaction or a bank statement. To process your order for a receipt, we also need specific information about the transaction (account number, date, amount, the payee) and whether you wish to receive the receipt by post or as an attachment to a message on op.fi. To order a bank statement, specify the account number and the period of time that the bank statement is to cover. We can deliver bank statements by post or to a bank branch of your choosing for pickup.

Send a message

Authorities often need receipts or bank statements for certain account transactions for the purposes of taxation, for example.

You can browse your account transactions for the past 24 months free of charge in Tapahtumavirta (Transactions Feed). Please note that the service is only available if you log in to the op.fi service in Finnish. 

You can also easily print the receipt you need. Just click the relevant transaction and select Toiminnot - Avaa kuitti (Functions - Open receipt). To search transactions by the recipient’s name, click Etsi tapahtumia (Search transactions).

Closing an account via self-service on the op.fi service

If you have OP’s user ID, in most cases, you can use the op.fi service to close the following account types, on a self-service basis: Current Account, Money Box, Growth Return Account, Step-up Account, Special Purpose Account, Continuous High-yield Account and ASP Account. Please note that closing an account on a self-service basis is only possible if you log in to the op.fi service in Finnish or Swedish.

Close your account

It is not possible to close an account via self-service if, for example, the account is your last one with OP. In such a case, contact our customer service by sending us a message through the op.fi service or OP-mobile. 

Read more about closing an account

Closing an account with another bank’s user ID

Please contact our customer service through chat. You can contact our customer service through chat in Finnish or Swedish.

During the chat, you can use a user ID issued by another bank to verify your identity: in most cases, our customer service will be able to close your account during the chat, once you have verified your identity. 

If your account cannot be closed via chat, you can call our customer service.

Read more about closing an account

Closing an account without any bank’s user ID

If you would like to close an unnecessary account and you do not have a user ID with any bank, please contact our customer service by phone. Our customer service will advise you on how to close the account.

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Adding or removing account’s access right at op.fi 

You can add or remove access rights to your account at op.fi if your account is one of the following: current account, growth return account, step-up account, special purpose account, continuous high-yield account or fixed-term high-yield account. If your account has several account holders or if you are underage, you can’t edit the account’s access rights by yourself.

You can give a person the right to access your account if this person is a private customer of OP. To add an account access right, you need the person’s name and personal identity code. If the person is underage or under legal guardianship, you can’t give them access right.

You can choose between two access right options:

• rights to obtain information, or
• extensive access rights and rights to obtain information.

Please note that adding or removing access rights in the op.fi service is only possible if you log in in Finnish or Swedish. Once logged in, select: Tilin tiedot (Account details) - Omistus ja käyttöoikeudet (Ownership and access rights).

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What to do if you can’t add or remove account’s access rights yourself

If your your account has several account holders, you can’t edit the account’s access rights by yourself as we will need the request for adding or deleting access rights from all account holders. The request can be sent by messaging us on OP-mobile or at op.fi. Select Tilit ja maksut (Accounts and payments) as the topic of the message. More detailed instructions for sending a message are available below.

Adding account’s access right by message

To add account’s access rights, include the following in your message:

• number of the account to which the access right will be added
• name and personal identity code of the person obtaining an access right
• the scope of access rights: 1. rights to obtain information, 2. extensive access rights and rights to obtain information.

A person with the right to obtain information may obtain information of your account and may order a bank statement at OP branches and online services. The person is not entitled to use the funds in the account.

A person to whom you have granted extensive access rights and rights to obtain information may use your account and obtain information of your account at OP branches and online services and through the telephone service. The person may withdraw funds from the account and make credit transfers.

If the holder of access rights is not yet OP’s customer, the person must visit an OP branch to prove their identity and activate the access rights.

Send a message

Removing account’s access right by message

To remove account’s access rights, include in your message your account number and the name of the person whose access right you wish to remove. Example text: I want to remove the access right of (name) from my account number (account number).

Send a message

Preauthorisations ensure that your account has enough money for paying your purchases. The seller puts a hold on the purchase amount on your card as a preauthorisation before the actual payment transaction takes place. Note that even though the preauthorisation is not a payment transaction you cannot use the funds put on hold. The preauthorisation is removed when the money is debited.

You can monitor the preauthorisations in the Transactions Feed (Tapahtumavirta) when you have logged in to the op.fi service. Please note that the Transaction Feed is only available if you log in to the op.fi service in Finnish or Swedish. In the Transactions Feed you will see any preauthorisations and you can check their contents. Click on the preauthorisation (katevaraus) to see more details of the purchase events that make up the preauthorisation.

The account’s balance certificate shows the current day’s balance at the moment of query, in the case of death the balance on the date of death and in the case of a distribution the balance on the date of distribution. You may need a balance certificate for the distribution of an estate, pledging or for other cases where your wealth has to demonstrated. You can check the account’s current balance free of charge when you log in to the op.fi service or OP-mobile. Please note that the op.fi service is only available in Finnish and Swedish.

The account’s interest certificate shows the deposit interests that have accrued on the account by the said date but which have not yet been paid to the account. You can check the deposit interest of your account free of charge when you log in to the op.fi service and go to: Account information (Tilin tiedot) - Deposit interest (Talletuskorko).

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The most convenient way to order a balance and interest certificate is by a message. Please indicate in the message the account number and the date for which the certificate is needed. Note that ordering the account’s balance and interest statement is subject to a charge.

Send a message