Limitations of liability of BIE BANK.
BIE BANK strives to ensure the availability of its services 24/7. However, interruptions may occur for scheduled maintenance operations or in cases of force majeure (network failures, cyberattacks, natural disasters). BIE BANK cannot be held responsible for the consequences of temporary unavailability of its services.
The information on this site is provided for indicative and informational purposes. Although BIE BANK is committed to keeping this information up to date and accurate, it cannot guarantee the completeness, accuracy or real-time updating of all published content.
The content published on this site does not constitute personalised financial, tax or legal advice. BIE BANK recommends consulting a qualified professional for any important financial decision. Past performance does not predict future performance.
Our site may contain hypertext links to third-party sites. BIE BANK has no control over the content, privacy policy or practices of these sites and disclaims any responsibility for their operation or content. The existence of a link does not constitute endorsement by BIE BANK of the site concerned.
Despite all security measures implemented, BIE BANK cannot guarantee absolute protection against any intrusion, phishing or hacking attempts. BIE BANK's liability cannot be incurred in the event of damage resulting from such intrusion, unless it results from gross negligence on our part.
The user is solely responsible for the storage and confidentiality of their login credentials and PIN code. Any fraudulent use resulting from voluntary disclosure or negligence by the user is the responsibility of the user.
BIE BANK cannot be held responsible for any delay or non-performance of its obligations resulting from a case of force majeure, including strikes, natural disasters, government decisions or third-party system failures.
Within the limits permitted by applicable law, BIE BANK's total liability for any direct damage resulting from the use of its services shall not exceed the amount of fees actually paid by the user during the 12 months preceding the event giving rise to the damage.