Week 28 September 2026 – 4 October 2026
This week brings a pair of promotion deadlines worth noting, alongside developments in business banking and investment products across Poland.
What changed in our data
- Alior’s Konto z Premią promotional offer ends on 13 October 2026.
- VeloBank’s Elastyczne Konto Oszczędnościowe offer ends on 7 October 2026.
Source: banks’ pages and fee tables, checked automatically; details and order in our rankings.
Worth knowing
Bankier.pl · 5 October 2026
Fee-free business accounts compared
Bankier.pl has published its quarterly roundup of business accounts, highlighting which banks charge no fees for everyday banking activities. The piece argues that small recurring charges can quietly add up for entrepreneurs over time.
PRNews.pl · 4 October 2026
ING extends BLIK phone transfers to business customers
ING Bank Śląski says it is the first bank in Poland to offer full BLIK phone-number transfer functionality to business clients, allowing both sending and receiving via its ING Business app. According to the bank, the maximum single transfer is capped at 1000 zloty.
Bankier.pl · 3 October 2026
Banks prepare for new investment account launch
According to PAP, commercial banks are getting ready for the introduction of Personal Investment Accounts (OKI) next year. PKO BP reportedly estimates that up to 30 percent of assets currently held in its brokerage arm could migrate to the new accounts within two years.
Subiektywnie o Finansach · 29 September 2026
Treasury bonds now easier to buy without a bank account
Subiektywnie o Finansach reports that retail Treasury bonds can now be purchased via mobile app without opening a personal account at one of the two state banks that distribute them, and without a branch visit. The bonds remain available only through those two banks.
Subiektywnie o Finansach · 28 September 2026
Questions raised over PKO BP’s school savings programme
Subiektywnie o Finansach examines changes PKO BP has made to its long-running SKO school savings programme, after a reader raised concerns about the bank’s approach to reaching younger customers. The bank maintains the changes simply extend the programme to older pupils using modern tools, not product sales in schools.
We’ll keep tracking these offers and return with any further rate or deadline changes next week.
This digest is general information, not financial advice. Items from other publications are our own summaries — the full stories are at the linked sources.