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Hrvatska postanska banka
Legal namestring
Hrvatska poštanska banka, dioničko društvo
Websiteurl
hpb.hr
Company typeenum
Public
Founded yearint
1991
Descriptiontext

Hrvatska poštanska banka (HPB) is a Croatian full-service retail and corporate bank and the largest domestically-owned bank in the country, founded in October 1991 and approximately 77% state-controlled (Republic of Croatia 53.66%, Croatian Post 11.93%, Deposit Insurance Agency 8.98%). Following the 2023 absorption of Nova hrvatska banka (formerly Sberbank Croatia), HPB moved into the Top 5 Croatian banks by asset value, with €7.94B in total assets, €591M in capital, 556,000 customers (494,000 current accounts, 20,400 business accounts), and 689,000 issued cards.

HPB operates a hybrid physical-digital distribution model. The proprietary physical channel consists of 66 branch centers, 7 regional centers, and 15 dedicated SME centers, supported by 540 ATMs and over 1,500 fee-free cash withdrawal points including the 'Banka u Pošti' partnership with Croatian Post, which provides service at 141 financial corners and all 1,017 Croatian postal offices — the largest basic-banking distribution footprint in the country. The digital stack includes the mHPB mobile banking application (iOS/Android/Huawei), browser-based internet banking, the ePoslovnica video/audio advisory channel with FINA-certified electronic signatures, eRačun electronic invoicing, Moj Broker web-trader, digital wallets (Apple Pay), and a PSD2-compliant Open API portal implementing the Berlin Group NextGenPSD2 XS2A standard (AIS, PIS, PIIS in sandbox and production environments). Multi-layer security includes real-time transaction risk analysis, mToken/hwToken authentication, and biometric login.

Revenue is generated primarily through net interest income from retail mortgages (Super stambeni kredit, hipotekarni kredit), consumer loans (cash loans, pensioner loans, vehicle financing), SME financing via 15 entrepreneurial centers, and Lombard lending against deposits. Fee income comes from payment services (account management, cards, SEPA instant transfers at €0.35/transaction up to €100,000), brokerage commissions (Moj broker), and distribution commissions on insurance and investment products. Securities-portfolio income is generated through the wholly-owned subsidiary HPB Invest, which won awards for best bond fund and best balanced mixed fund in April 2026. HPB also operates HPB-nekretnine, a wholly-owned real-estate subsidiary. Customer segments are retail individuals (including retirees and young families), SMEs, large corporates and public-sector entities, and fintech partners engaged through the FinTech Dani otvorenih vrata program and PSD2 APIs.

Short descriptiontext

Hrvatska poštanska banka (HPB) is Croatia's largest domestically-owned bank, approximately 77% state-controlled, serving 556,000 retail, SME, and public-sector customers through 66 branches, 540 ATMs, and a unique partnership with Croatian Post spanning 1,017 postal offices.

Operating statusenum
Operating
Ownership categoryenum
Headcount rangeband
1,001–5,000
akta.pro rankint
HeadquartersZagreb, Croatia
HQ citystring
Zagreb
HQ countrystring
Croatia
HQ regionstring
Europe
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices20 records

Each record includes

City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
retail banking services, consumer lending, mortgage financing, payment processing, investment fund management
NAICS code2 codes
  • Depository Credit Intermediation5221
  • Finance and Insurance52
SIC code1 code
  • State Commercial Banks6022
Product category
Retail Banking
Social media profiles2 records
GTM motion2 records

Each record includes

Type, Description, Source

Revenue model4 records
1Net Interest Income
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

HPB's primary earnings driver, generated from the spread between interest earned on lending (retail mortgages, consumer loans, business loans) and interest paid on deposits. Given Croatia's Eurozone membership since 2023 and ECB interest rate sensitivity, the bank's interest income is exposed to eurozone macro conditions.

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2Fee-Based Services
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Transaction fees from payment services (account management, card transactions, wire transfers, SEPA instant payments), brokerage commissions (Moj Broker), and other service fees. HPB also earns fee income from its extensive card portfolio (689,000 issued cards).

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3Securities Portfolio
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Income from HPB's investment securities portfolio, including government bonds, corporate bonds, and investment fund units. The bank manages assets through its wholly-owned subsidiary HPB Invest.

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4Insurance and Financial Product Distribution
TypeAffiliate Referral
Description

HPB distributes insurance products and investment funds (HPB Invest) through its branch and digital channels, earning distribution commissions. The eRačun platform and partnership with utilities/insurers creates additional cross-selling fee opportunities.

hpb.hr
Marketing channels8 records

Each record includes

Title, Type, Stage, Description, Source

Distribution channels9 records

Each record includes

Title, Type, Scope, Target buyer, Description, Source

Cost components6 values
Personnel, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others
Pricing details7 tiers
1Non-purpose cash loans (standard): APR from 4.95% fixed (EKS 5.97%), repayment 13 months to 10 years, amounts €1,500–€40,000
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Godišnja kamatna stopa 4.95% (EKS 5.97%) fiksna za cijeli period otplate. Akcijski uvjeti: from 3.95% fixed for first 2 years then variable 5.15% (EKS from 5.70%). Insurance cost 3.90% of loan amount charged once. Payment order fee €2.00 per transaction.

hpb.hr
2Non-purpose cash loans for retirees: APR 5.25% fixed (EKS 5.38%), repayment up to 7 years, amounts €400–€9,000
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Godišnja kamatna stopa 5.25% (EKS 5.38%) FIKSNA za cijeli period otplate. Designed for pension recipients. No guarantor required. Monthly repayment example: €85.51 for a €6,000 loan over 7 years.

hpb.hr
3Non-purpose mortgage loans: APR from 4.40% fixed (EKS 4.61%) MODEL A / from 3.49% fixed (EKS 3.67%) MODEL B, repayment up to 20 years, amounts €15,000–€200,000
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

MODEL A: 4.40% fixed annual rate, EKS 4.61%. MODEL B (for existing HPB mortgage clients): 3.49% fixed, EKS 3.67%. Action rate (15.2–15.7.2026): 2.85% fixed for 7 years then variable 3.35% (EKS from 3.21%). Property insurance and valuation costs additional.

hpb.hr
4Lombard loans: Up to 95% of pledged deposit value, fixed interest rate, repayment up to 10 years
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Loans secured by HPB time deposits. No separate collateral required beyond the deposit pledge. Interest rate fixed. Repayment terms up to 10 years.

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5Consumer loans for vehicle purchase: Annual rate from 4.35% fixed (EKS 5.33%), repayment up to loan term
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Purpose-specific consumer loan for vehicle purchase. Fixed rate for entire repayment period. Godišnja kamatna stopa već od 4.35% (EKS 5.33%).

hpb.hr
6SEPA Instant Payments: €0.35 per transaction, up to €100,000, available 24/7/365
ModelTransaction based/ take rateBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Fee: 0.35 EUR per SEPA instant payment. Maximum amount per transaction: 100,000 EUR. Service available 24/7/365. Same fees as EuroNKS standard payments.

hpb.hr
7Savings products: Super štednja 4 up to 1.75% interest rate
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

Super štednja 4: savings product with interest rates up to 1.75%. Variable and fixed rate deposit products available in EUR and foreign currencies.

hpb.hr
GTM typeB2B and B2C
B2B and B2C
Offering typeServices
Services
Core offering1 text field

HPB is a Croatian retail and corporate bank offering current and savings accounts, consumer and mortgage loans, Visa credit/debit/prepaid cards, payment processing (including SEPA instant payments), investment funds (via HPB Invest), brokerage services (Moj broker), and electronic invoicing (eRačun). The bank serves individuals, SMEs, large corporates, and public-sector clients through a national distribution network spanning 66 branches, 540 ATMs, the 'Banka u Pošti' postal partnership, the mHPB mobile app, internet banking, and a PSD2 Open API platform.

Differentiator
Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 5 values shown
  • HPB entered Top 5 Croatian banks by asset value at end of 2023 following Nova hrvatska banka merger
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Product overview1 text field

Hrvatska poštanska banka (HPB) operates as Croatia's largest state-owned bank with a network of 66 branches, 540 ATMs, and 1,017 postal offices offering financial services. The bank provides a comprehensive digital banking platform combining electronic banking (eBankarstvo) with traditional branch services, featuring mobile banking (mHPB), internet banking, and specialized services like SEPA instant payments, e-invoicing (eRačun), and securities trading (Moj broker). The retail banking portfolio includes transaction accounts (SuperSmart), Visa cards with digital wallet support (Apple Pay), consumer loans (Gotovinski nenamjenski kredit), pensioner loans, mortgage products (HPB Super stambeni kredit, hipotekarni kredit), and vehicle financing. Savings products include Super štednja with rates up to 1.75%. HPB Group consists of parent company HPB d.d. and two subsidiaries: HPB Invest (asset management, award-winning funds) and HPB-nekretnine (real estate services). The bank also provides an Open API portal supporting PSD2-compliant open banking for third-party providers.

Product and service23 records
1mHPB mobile banking
CategoryDigital banking — mobile
Description

Mobile banking application for iOS, Android, and Huawei devices offering account management, payments, card controls, biometric authentication, mToken, push notifications, and SEPA instant payments; described by the bank as 'the most advanced mobile banking in Croatia' (najnaprednije mobilno bankarstvo u Hrvatskoj).

2Internet banking (Internetsko bankarstvo)
CategoryDigital banking — online
Description

Browser-based retail internet banking (Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome) for personal finance management, accessible 24/7 from anywhere, independent of branch hours.

3eBankarstvo
CategoryDigital banking — unified suite
Description

Comprehensive electronic banking suite combining internet banking, mHPB, digital wallets, online credit applications, SEPA instant payments, e-invoicing, broker services, and SMS/email notifications for retail and business clients.

4ePoslovnica
CategoryDigital advisory service
Description

Digital advisory branch enabling customers to contract and modify HPB products via chat, audio, or video communication with bank staff, using FINA-certified advanced electronic signatures; free for all internet and mobile banking users, weekdays 09:00–17:00.

5HPB Open API Portal (PSD2)
CategoryOpen banking platform
Description

Berlin Group NextGenPSD2 XS2A-compliant open banking platform (v1.3.9) enabling third-party providers to access account information (AIS), initiate payments (PIS), and confirm funds availability (PIIS), with sandbox and production environments and dedicated API documentation; supports sepa-credit-transfers, cross-border-credit-transfers, domestic-credit-transfers-hr, and hr-rtgs-payments.

6eRačun
CategoryElectronic invoicing and bill payment
Description

Electronic invoicing and payment platform accepting bills from Croatian utilities, telecoms, insurance, and government providers (HEP, HT, A1, Croatia osiguranje, etc.); auto-pay available with low payment-execution fees.

7SEPA instant payments
CategoryPayments
Description

Real-time EUR payment service 24/7/365 with maximum 10-second settlement, up to €100,000 per transaction, at €0.35 per transaction; available to all internet and mobile banking users.

8Moj broker (Web Trader)
CategoryBrokerage and investment services
Description

Web-based securities trading platform enabling order placement and cancellation, portfolio tracking, and real-time ZSE (Zagreb Stock Exchange) stock quotes with top-10 bid-ask spread display, available 24/7 independent of broker hours.

9SuperSmart HPB račun
CategoryRetail current accounts
Description

Zero-monthly-fee transaction account openable via mobile device, included in HPB Paketi bundled offerings combining banking and non-banking products.

10Digital wallets (Apple Pay)
CategoryCard-based payment services
Description

Apple Pay and other digital-wallet tokenization for HPB Visa cards enabling contactless mobile payments.

11HPB Visa cards
CategoryCard products
Description

Range of Visa credit (including Visa Jedna za sve split-payments), debit, and prepaid cards for retail and business clients; supports Apple Pay and features eKupi Smart Days promotions with up to 15% discount.

12Gotovinski nenamjenski kredit (fixed-rate cash loan)
CategoryConsumer lending — unsecured cash loans
Description

Unsecured cash loan with fixed interest rate from 4.95% (EKS 5.97%) or combination rate starting at 3.95% fixed for first 2 years, then variable 5.15% (EKS from 5.70%); amounts €1,500–€40,000, terms 13 months to 10 years; action rate available until 15.7.2026.

13Gotovinski nenamjenski kredit za umirovljenike (retiree cash loan)
CategoryConsumer lending — retiree segment
Description

Unsecured cash loan for pension recipients with fixed rate 5.25% (EKS 5.38%) for the entire repayment period; no guarantor required; amounts €400–€9,000, terms up to 7 years.

14Nenamjenski hipotekarni kredit (Model A / Model B mortgage-backed loan)
CategoryMortgage lending
Description

Mortgage-backed loan for general purposes: Model A from 4.40% fixed (EKS 4.61%); Model B for existing HPB mortgage clients from 3.49% fixed (EKS 3.67%); action rate 2.85% fixed for 7 years then variable 3.35% (EKS from 3.21%) until 15.7.2026; amounts €15,000–€200,000, terms up to 20 years.

15HPB Super stambeni kredit (housing loan)
CategoryMortgage lending — residential purchase
Description

Housing loan for residential property purchase with fixed interest rate options for the entire repayment period or fixed for the first 7 years; available through HPB's branch network with action-rate windows.

16Namjenski potrošački kredit za kupnju vozila (vehicle loan)
CategoryConsumer lending — vehicle financing
Description

Purpose-specific consumer loan for vehicle purchase with fixed interest rate from 4.35% (EKS 5.33%) for the entire repayment period; real-estate collateral required.

17Lombardni kredit (lombard loan)
CategorySecured consumer lending
Description

Cash loan secured by pledge of HPB time deposits, offering up to 95% of the deposit value with a fixed interest rate and terms up to 10 years.

18Super štednja 4 (savings product)
CategoryRetail savings and deposits
Description

Term savings product with interest rates up to 1.75% in EUR or foreign currencies with fixed rates, offered alongside other savings and deposit products.

19HPB Invest investment funds
CategoryAsset management — investment funds
Description

Investment fund products managed by HPB's wholly-owned subsidiary HPB Invest d.o.o., distributed through HPB branch and digital channels; HPB Invest won 2026 awards for best bond fund and best balanced mixed fund.

20HPB-nekretnine real estate services
CategoryReal estate services subsidiary
Description

Real estate services subsidiary (100% owned by HPB) supporting bank-owned property management and related transactions.

21HPB Paketi (banking packages)
CategoryAccount bundles / packages
Description

Bundled packages combining a transaction account with banking and non-banking products and services for customers seeking comprehensive financial solutions.

22SMS/E-mail notification service
CategoryBanking alerting service
Description

Real-time account monitoring via SMS and email, providing balance change alerts, reserved amounts, and overdraft-limit notifications for transaction account holders.

23FinTech Dani otvorenih vrata (FinTech Open Days)
CategoryFintech engagement program
Description

Program through which HPB invites fintech innovators with open banking or PSD2-oriented solutions to participate in mentorship, financial support, and potential partnership opportunities with the bank.

Scale indicator14 records

Each record includes

Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership4 partners
1HP-Hrvatska pošta d.d. (Croatian Post)
Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Croatian Post is HPB's key distribution partner through the 'Banka u Pošti' (Bank in Post Office) program. HPB operates 141 financial corners and services at 1,017 postal offices nationwide. HP-Hrvatska pošta holds 11.9336% of HPB shares and is the second-largest shareholder after the Republic of Croatia (53.65665%). This is HPB's most strategic distribution partnership, enabling the bank to serve customers even in Croatia's smallest communities.

hpb.hr
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

HPB partnered with ZICER (Zagreb Innovation Center) to co-organize the second FinTech Hackathon in April 2026. The winning team 'Fikusi' received €5,000. This partnership enables HPB to engage with the fintech startup ecosystem, access innovative solutions, and build relationships with potential fintech partners.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

HPB Invest d.o.o. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of HPB managing investment funds. It won awards for best bond fund and best balanced mixed fund in 2026. HPB distributes HPB Invest products through its branch and digital channels.

Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

HPB-nekretnine d.o.o. is a wholly-owned HPB subsidiary providing real estate services. HPB offers property-backed lending (hipotekarni kredit) and the subsidiary supports related real estate transaction services.

Recent move7 records

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Date, Type, Title, Description, Source

Expansion highlight6 records

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Type, Description

Peers10 records
TypeRegional player
Description

Smaller Croatian bank active in retail and SME segments; SEPA Instant participant and a minor direct competitor in select Croatian markets where HPB also operates branches.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Croatian subsidiary of Addiko Bank AG specializing in consumer and SME lending. Direct competitor in unsecured cash loans, retail deposits, and SEPA instant payments.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Croatian subsidiary of Hungarian OTP Group, active in retail and SME banking with growing digital capabilities. Direct competitor in consumer lending and deposits, with strong regional cross-border experience.

TypeRegional player
Description

Smaller Croatian bank with retail and SME focus; competes in similar segments but at a sub-scale level. Useful comparator for assessing HPB's relative market positioning and pricing.

5Zagrebačka banka
TypeDirect peer
Description

Croatian subsidiary of UniCredit Group, the largest bank in Croatia by assets and a direct head-to-head competitor to HPB across retail, SME, and corporate banking. Comparable in product breadth, branch network, and digital banking.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Croatian arm of Erste Group, a leading universal bank competing across the same retail and corporate segments as HPB. Shareholder of HPB (~6% combined with PBZ CO OMF) and direct market rival.

TypeRegional player
Description

Regional Croatian bank with strong Istria focus and participation in SEPA Instant scheme alongside HPB. Comparable in smaller-scale retail banking and digital services.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Croatian subsidiary of Intesa Sanpaolo Group and one of the Top 3 banks in Croatia. Directly competes with HPB in retail mortgages, SME lending, and corporate banking with comparable nationwide presence.

TypeOthers
Description

Former Sberbank Croatia subsidiary absorbed into HPB in July 2023. Not an active peer but illustrates the consolidation dynamic in the Croatian banking sector and HPB's M&A track record.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Croatian subsidiary of Raiffeisen Bank International, offering comparable retail, SME, and corporate banking products. Competes directly with HPB in mortgage lending and digital banking services.

Market position
Strengths4 records

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Headline, Details, Source

Weaknesses4 records

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Headline, Details, Source

Competitive moat5 records

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Type, Details

Key risks7 records

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Headline, Details, Source

Key highlights7 records

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Headline, Details, Source

Customer concentration

Classification, Details

Named customers7 records

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Name, Industry, Type, Use case, Source, UUID

Segment4 records

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Title, Type, Primary, Description, Pain point addressed, Use case, Source

Ideal customer profile4 records

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Profile, Firmographic size, Sales motion, Sales cycle length, Buying structure, Purchase trigger, Buyer persona, Geography, Industry vertical, Primary use case, Description, Pain points, Evidence proof points, Target buyer

Technology focused
Yes
API detail
Has APIbool
Yes

Docs URL, Description

Integration2 records

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AI capability1 record

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AI maturity
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Has app

Feature7 records

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Title, Differentiator, Description, Source

Core technology
Revenue estimate
Valuation estimate
Number of profiles
Profiles11 records

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Name, Designation, Designation category, Overview, Profile commentary, Source

Subsidiaries2 records

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Name, Acquired on, Relationship type, Type, Business focus

Compliance2 records

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Name, Class, Description

Funding overview

Funding stage, Last funding date, Total funding USD

Funding rounds1 record

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Round, Amount USD, Date, Pre money valuation, Total investors, Investors, News

Investors

Each record includes

Name, Type, Date of entry, Rounds participated, Website

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A

Each record includes

Name, Acquisition type, Announced date, Completed date, Status, Website, News

Investment

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Name, Round, Announced date, Lead investor, Website, News

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Hrvatska postanska banka

Retail Bankinghpb.hr

Hrvatska poštanska banka (HPB) is Croatia's largest domestically-owned bank, approximately 77% state-controlled, serving 556,000 retail, SME, and public-sector customers through 66 branches, 540 ATMs, and a unique partnership with Croatian Post spanning 1,017 postal offices.

What Hrvatska postanska banka does

Hrvatska poštanska banka (HPB) is a Croatian full-service retail and corporate bank and the largest domestically-owned bank in the country, founded in October 1991 and approximately 77% state-controlled (Republic of Croatia 53.66%, Croatian Post 11.93%, Deposit Insurance Agency 8.98%). Following the 2023 absorption of Nova hrvatska banka (formerly Sberbank Croatia), HPB moved into the Top 5 Croatian banks by asset value, with €7.94B in total assets, €591M in capital, 556,000 customers (494,000 current accounts, 20,400 business accounts), and 689,000 issued cards.

HPB operates a hybrid physical-digital distribution model. The proprietary physical channel consists of 66 branch centers, 7 regional centers, and 15 dedicated SME centers, supported by 540 ATMs and over 1,500 fee-free cash withdrawal points including the 'Banka u Pošti' partnership with Croatian Post, which provides service at 141 financial corners and all 1,017 Croatian postal offices — the largest basic-banking distribution footprint in the country. The digital stack includes the mHPB mobile banking application (iOS/Android/Huawei), browser-based internet banking, the ePoslovnica video/audio advisory channel with FINA-certified electronic signatures, eRačun electronic invoicing, Moj Broker web-trader, digital wallets (Apple Pay), and a PSD2-compliant Open API portal implementing the Berlin Group NextGenPSD2 XS2A standard (AIS, PIS, PIIS in sandbox and production environments). Multi-layer security includes real-time transaction risk analysis, mToken/hwToken authentication, and biometric login.

Revenue is generated primarily through net interest income from retail mortgages (Super stambeni kredit, hipotekarni kredit), consumer loans (cash loans, pensioner loans, vehicle financing), SME financing via 15 entrepreneurial centers, and Lombard lending against deposits. Fee income comes from payment services (account management, cards, SEPA instant transfers at €0.35/transaction up to €100,000), brokerage commissions (Moj broker), and distribution commissions on insurance and investment products. Securities-portfolio income is generated through the wholly-owned subsidiary HPB Invest, which won awards for best bond fund and best balanced mixed fund in April 2026. HPB also operates HPB-nekretnine, a wholly-owned real-estate subsidiary. Customer segments are retail individuals (including retirees and young families), SMEs, large corporates and public-sector entities, and fintech partners engaged through the FinTech Dani otvorenih vrata program and PSD2 APIs.

Hrvatska postanska banka firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Hrvatska postanska banka
Legal name
Hrvatska poštanska banka, dioničko društvo
Website
https://hpb.hr
Company type
Public
Founded year
1991
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1,001–5,000 employees
Short description
Hrvatska poštanska banka (HPB) is Croatia's largest domestically-owned bank, approximately 77% state-controlled, serving 556,000 retail, SME, and public-sector customers through 66 branches, 540 ATMs, and a unique partnership with Croatian Post spanning 1,017 postal offices.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Where Hrvatska postanska banka is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Zagreb
HQ country
Croatia
HQ region
Europe

Offices20 records

Markets served

Hrvatska postanska banka business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B and B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

  1. Net Interest Income: HPB's primary earnings driver, generated from the spread between interest earned on lending (retail mortgages, consumer loans, business loans) and interest paid on deposits. Given Croatia's Eurozone membership since 2023 and ECB interest rate sensitivity, the bank's interest income is exposed to eurozone macro conditions.
  2. Fee-Based Services: Transaction fees from payment services (account management, card transactions, wire transfers, SEPA instant payments), brokerage commissions (Moj Broker), and other service fees. HPB also earns fee income from its extensive card portfolio (689,000 issued cards).
  3. Securities Portfolio: Income from HPB's investment securities portfolio, including government bonds, corporate bonds, and investment fund units. The bank manages assets through its wholly-owned subsidiary HPB Invest.
  4. Insurance and Financial Product Distribution: HPB distributes insurance products and investment funds (HPB Invest) through its branch and digital channels, earning distribution commissions. The eRačun platform and partnership with utilities/insurers creates additional cross-selling fee opportunities.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionMonthlyNon-purpose cash loans (standard): APR from 4.95% fixed (EKS 5.97%), repayment 13 months to 10 years, amounts €1,500–€40,000
SubscriptionMonthlyNon-purpose cash loans for retirees: APR 5.25% fixed (EKS 5.38%), repayment up to 7 years, amounts €400–€9,000
SubscriptionMonthlyNon-purpose mortgage loans: APR from 4.40% fixed (EKS 4.61%) MODEL A / from 3.49% fixed (EKS 3.67%) MODEL B, repayment up to 20 years, amounts €15,000–€200,000
SubscriptionMonthlyLombard loans: Up to 95% of pledged deposit value, fixed interest rate, repayment up to 10 years
SubscriptionMonthlyConsumer loans for vehicle purchase: Annual rate from 4.35% fixed (EKS 5.33%), repayment up to loan term
Transaction based/ take ratePay-as-you-goSEPA Instant Payments: €0.35 per transaction, up to €100,000, available 24/7/365
SubscriptionAnnualSavings products: Super štednja 4 up to 1.75% interest rate

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels9 records

Marketing channels8 records

Hrvatska postanska banka product offering

Product offering

Core offering

HPB is a Croatian retail and corporate bank offering current and savings accounts, consumer and mortgage loans, Visa credit/debit/prepaid cards, payment processing (including SEPA instant payments), investment funds (via HPB Invest), brokerage services (Moj broker), and electronic invoicing (eRačun). The bank serves individuals, SMEs, large corporates, and public-sector clients through a national distribution network spanning 66 branches, 540 ATMs, the 'Banka u Pošti' postal partnership, the mHPB mobile app, internet banking, and a PSD2 Open API platform.

Product overview

Hrvatska poštanska banka (HPB) operates as Croatia's largest state-owned bank with a network of 66 branches, 540 ATMs, and 1,017 postal offices offering financial services. The bank provides a comprehensive digital banking platform combining electronic banking (eBankarstvo) with traditional branch services, featuring mobile banking (mHPB), internet banking, and specialized services like SEPA instant payments, e-invoicing (eRačun), and securities trading (Moj broker). The retail banking portfolio includes transaction accounts (SuperSmart), Visa cards with digital wallet support (Apple Pay), consumer loans (Gotovinski nenamjenski kredit), pensioner loans, mortgage products (HPB Super stambeni kredit, hipotekarni kredit), and vehicle financing. Savings products include Super štednja with rates up to 1.75%. HPB Group consists of parent company HPB d.d. and two subsidiaries: HPB Invest (asset management, award-winning funds) and HPB-nekretnine (real estate services). The bank also provides an Open API portal supporting PSD2-compliant open banking for third-party providers.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • mHPB mobile banking Mobile banking application for iOS, Android, and Huawei devices offering account management, payments, card controls, biometric authentication, mToken, push notifications, and SEPA instant payments; described by the bank as 'the most advanced mobile banking in Croatia' (najnaprednije mobilno bankarstvo u Hrvatskoj).
  • Internet banking (Internetsko bankarstvo) Browser-based retail internet banking (Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome) for personal finance management, accessible 24/7 from anywhere, independent of branch hours.
  • eBankarstvo Comprehensive electronic banking suite combining internet banking, mHPB, digital wallets, online credit applications, SEPA instant payments, e-invoicing, broker services, and SMS/email notifications for retail and business clients.
  • ePoslovnica Digital advisory branch enabling customers to contract and modify HPB products via chat, audio, or video communication with bank staff, using FINA-certified advanced electronic signatures; free for all internet and mobile banking users, weekdays 09:00–17:00.
  • HPB Open API Portal (PSD2) Berlin Group NextGenPSD2 XS2A-compliant open banking platform (v1.3.9) enabling third-party providers to access account information (AIS), initiate payments (PIS), and confirm funds availability (PIIS), with sandbox and production environments and dedicated API documentation; supports sepa-credit-transfers, cross-border-credit-transfers, domestic-credit-transfers-hr, and hr-rtgs-payments.
  • eRačun Electronic invoicing and payment platform accepting bills from Croatian utilities, telecoms, insurance, and government providers (HEP, HT, A1, Croatia osiguranje, etc.); auto-pay available with low payment-execution fees.
  • SEPA instant payments Real-time EUR payment service 24/7/365 with maximum 10-second settlement, up to €100,000 per transaction, at €0.35 per transaction; available to all internet and mobile banking users.
  • Moj broker (Web Trader) Web-based securities trading platform enabling order placement and cancellation, portfolio tracking, and real-time ZSE (Zagreb Stock Exchange) stock quotes with top-10 bid-ask spread display, available 24/7 independent of broker hours.
  • SuperSmart HPB račun Zero-monthly-fee transaction account openable via mobile device, included in HPB Paketi bundled offerings combining banking and non-banking products.
  • Digital wallets (Apple Pay) Apple Pay and other digital-wallet tokenization for HPB Visa cards enabling contactless mobile payments.
  • HPB Visa cards Range of Visa credit (including Visa Jedna za sve split-payments), debit, and prepaid cards for retail and business clients; supports Apple Pay and features eKupi Smart Days promotions with up to 15% discount.
  • Gotovinski nenamjenski kredit (fixed-rate cash loan) Unsecured cash loan with fixed interest rate from 4.95% (EKS 5.97%) or combination rate starting at 3.95% fixed for first 2 years, then variable 5.15% (EKS from 5.70%); amounts €1,500–€40,000, terms 13 months to 10 years; action rate available until 15.7.2026.
  • Gotovinski nenamjenski kredit za umirovljenike (retiree cash loan) Unsecured cash loan for pension recipients with fixed rate 5.25% (EKS 5.38%) for the entire repayment period; no guarantor required; amounts €400–€9,000, terms up to 7 years.
  • Nenamjenski hipotekarni kredit (Model A / Model B mortgage-backed loan) Mortgage-backed loan for general purposes: Model A from 4.40% fixed (EKS 4.61%); Model B for existing HPB mortgage clients from 3.49% fixed (EKS 3.67%); action rate 2.85% fixed for 7 years then variable 3.35% (EKS from 3.21%) until 15.7.2026; amounts €15,000–€200,000, terms up to 20 years.
  • HPB Super stambeni kredit (housing loan) Housing loan for residential property purchase with fixed interest rate options for the entire repayment period or fixed for the first 7 years; available through HPB's branch network with action-rate windows.
  • Namjenski potrošački kredit za kupnju vozila (vehicle loan) Purpose-specific consumer loan for vehicle purchase with fixed interest rate from 4.35% (EKS 5.33%) for the entire repayment period; real-estate collateral required.
  • Lombardni kredit (lombard loan) Cash loan secured by pledge of HPB time deposits, offering up to 95% of the deposit value with a fixed interest rate and terms up to 10 years.
  • Super štednja 4 (savings product) Term savings product with interest rates up to 1.75% in EUR or foreign currencies with fixed rates, offered alongside other savings and deposit products.
  • HPB Invest investment funds Investment fund products managed by HPB's wholly-owned subsidiary HPB Invest d.o.o., distributed through HPB branch and digital channels; HPB Invest won 2026 awards for best bond fund and best balanced mixed fund.
  • HPB-nekretnine real estate services Real estate services subsidiary (100% owned by HPB) supporting bank-owned property management and related transactions.
  • HPB Paketi (banking packages) Bundled packages combining a transaction account with banking and non-banking products and services for customers seeking comprehensive financial solutions.
  • SMS/E-mail notification service Real-time account monitoring via SMS and email, providing balance change alerts, reserved amounts, and overdraft-limit notifications for transaction account holders.
  • FinTech Dani otvorenih vrata (FinTech Open Days) Program through which HPB invites fintech innovators with open banking or PSD2-oriented solutions to participate in mentorship, financial support, and potential partnership opportunities with the bank.

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  • HPB entered Top 5 Croatian banks by asset value at end of 2023 following Nova hrvatska banka merger
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Four partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • HP-Hrvatska pošta d.d. (Croatian Post)coreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorCroatian Post is HPB's key distribution partner through the 'Banka u Pošti' (Bank in Post Office) program. HPB operates 141 financial corners and services at 1,017 postal offices nationwide. HP-Hrvatska pošta holds 11.9336% of HPB shares and is the second-largest shareholder after the Republic of Croatia (53.65665%). This is HPB's most strategic distribution partnership, enabling the bank to serve customers even in Croatia's smallest communities.
  • ZICER (Zagrebački inovacijski centar)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerHPB partnered with ZICER (Zagreb Innovation Center) to co-organize the second FinTech Hackathon in April 2026. The winning team 'Fikusi' received €5,000. This partnership enables HPB to engage with the fintech startup ecosystem, access innovative solutions, and build relationships with potential fintech partners.
  • HPB Invest d.o.o. (100% owned subsidiary)coreOthersHPB Invest d.o.o. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of HPB managing investment funds. It won awards for best bond fund and best balanced mixed fund in 2026. HPB distributes HPB Invest products through its branch and digital channels.
  • HPB-nekretnine d.o.o. (100% owned subsidiary)minorOthersHPB-nekretnine d.o.o. is a wholly-owned HPB subsidiary providing real estate services. HPB offers property-backed lending (hipotekarni kredit) and the subsidiary supports related real estate transaction services.

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Regional players

  • Partner banka: Smaller Croatian bank active in retail and SME segments; SEPA Instant participant and a minor direct competitor in select Croatian markets where HPB also operates branches.
  • Croatia banka: Smaller Croatian bank with retail and SME focus; competes in similar segments but at a sub-scale level. Useful comparator for assessing HPB's relative market positioning and pricing.
  • Istarska kreditna banka Umag: Regional Croatian bank with strong Istria focus and participation in SEPA Instant scheme alongside HPB. Comparable in smaller-scale retail banking and digital services.

Direct peers

  • Addiko Bank: Croatian subsidiary of Addiko Bank AG specializing in consumer and SME lending. Direct competitor in unsecured cash loans, retail deposits, and SEPA instant payments.
  • OTP banka Hrvatska: Croatian subsidiary of Hungarian OTP Group, active in retail and SME banking with growing digital capabilities. Direct competitor in consumer lending and deposits, with strong regional cross-border experience.
  • Zagrebačka banka: Croatian subsidiary of UniCredit Group, the largest bank in Croatia by assets and a direct head-to-head competitor to HPB across retail, SME, and corporate banking. Comparable in product breadth, branch network, and digital banking.
  • Erste & Steiermärkische Bank: Croatian arm of Erste Group, a leading universal bank competing across the same retail and corporate segments as HPB. Shareholder of HPB (~6% combined with PBZ CO OMF) and direct market rival.
  • Privredna banka Zagreb: Croatian subsidiary of Intesa Sanpaolo Group and one of the Top 3 banks in Croatia. Directly competes with HPB in retail mortgages, SME lending, and corporate banking with comparable nationwide presence.
  • Raiffeisenbank Austria: Croatian subsidiary of Raiffeisen Bank International, offering comparable retail, SME, and corporate banking products. Competes directly with HPB in mortgage lending and digital banking services.

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Frequently asked questions about Hrvatska postanska banka

What does Hrvatska postanska banka do?

HPB is a Croatian retail and corporate bank offering current and savings accounts, consumer and mortgage loans, Visa credit/debit/prepaid cards, payment processing (including SEPA instant payments), investment funds (via HPB Invest), brokerage services (Moj broker), and electronic invoicing (eRačun). The bank serves individuals, SMEs, large corporates, and public-sector clients through a national distribution network spanning 66 branches, 540 ATMs, the 'Banka u Pošti' postal partnership, the mHPB mobile app, internet banking, and a PSD2 Open API platform.

Is Hrvatska postanska banka a public or private company?

Hrvatska postanska banka is a public company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was Hrvatska postanska banka founded?

Hrvatska postanska banka was founded in 1991. It employs 1,001 to 5,000 people.

Where is Hrvatska postanska banka based?

Hrvatska postanska banka is headquartered in Zagreb, Croatia, in the Europe region.

How does Hrvatska postanska banka make money?

Four revenue lines are on record. Net Interest Income is the primary driver. The others are fee-Based Services, securities Portfolio and insurance and Financial Product Distribution.

Who are Hrvatska postanska banka's main competitors?

Regional players on record are Partner banka, Croatia banka and Istarska kreditna banka Umag. Direct peers are Addiko Bank, OTP banka Hrvatska, Zagrebačka banka, Erste & Steiermärkische Bank, Privredna banka Zagreb and Raiffeisenbank Austria. Nova hrvatska banka (defunct, merged into HPB 2023) is listed as an others.

Does Hrvatska postanska banka have an API?

Yes. HPB offers a PSD2-compliant Open API portal enabling third-party providers to access account information and initiate payments. Supports Payment Initiation Service (PIS), Account Information Service (AIS), and Confirmation of Funds Service (PIIS). Implements NextGenPSD2 XS2A Framework Version 1.3.9 (Berlin Group standard). Supports multiple SCA approaches including Redirect, OAuth, Decoupled, and Embedded SCA. Payment products include sepa-credit-transfers, cross-border-credit-transfers, domestic-credit-transfers-hr, and hr-rtgs-payments. Available in sandbox and production environments. TPP registration available via developer.sandbox.openbanking.hpb.hr. SLA: RTO = 4 hours, RPO = 4 hours. Developer documentation is at api.sandbox.openbanking.hpb.hr.

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