How can I access Omaposti?

You can access Omaposti through Nordea’s Netbank or at nordea.fi/omaposti. The login link to the Omaposti service is on the right side of this page under ‘Login’. 

• Netbank is the primary channel for all our customers with Nordea’s access codes.
• Those customers who do not have Nordea’s access codes can access the service through nordea.fi.
• Omaposti is also available to the customers of other banks. In order to be able to use Omaposti, you must have Nordea’s access codes or some other Finnish bank’s valid online banking codes (TUPAS codes). TUPAS is a service offered by Finnish banks for strong electronic identification.

What do you need to use Omaposti?

• To use Omaposti, you need valid online banking codes from a Finnish bank.
• Please note that the online banking codes can also be some other bank’s than Nordea’s.
• TUPAS identification also enables customers of other banks to use Omaposti on condition that the customer has been registered in our system.
• You can be included in the system without having a valid customer relationship with Nordea.

Where do I find the documents to be signed?

• Under ‘Agreements to be signed’ you can find the agreements on the services that you have agreed on with Nordea and the agreements which have been sent to you for signing.
• In the same section, there are terms and conditions applicable to these services and other documents that form part of an agreement or that must be sent to you before concluding an agreement.
• Before you sign any documents, read all the documents sent to you under ‘Agreements to be signed’. This is how we make sure that the contents of the documents comply with what we have agreed on with you.
• Please inform Nordea if the contents do not correspond to what you have agreed on with Nordea.

How do I sign electronically?

• You can view and sign documents by clicking the ‘Sign’ button.
• Documents are signed electronically with personal online access codes (Nordea Codes app, code calculator or code card) or with other banks’ online banking codes.
• By signing the documents electronically, you give the confirmations mentioned in the documents. The confirmations that must be given are determined service by service.
• For instance, you confirm that you have the read the terms and conditions of the service and have received the other documents listed in the document.
• In addition, by signing the documents electronically, you confirm that an application/agreement/undertaking made is binding on you in accordance with its terms and conditions and that you undertake to pay the fees agreed on and the payments charged for the service. The documents also contain instructions for what you should do if you wish to exercise your right of withdrawal, if any.