Betétfogadók
Betétfogadók, often translated as "deposit-takers," is a Hungarian term referring to financial institutions authorized to accept deposits from the public. This category primarily encompasses banks, but can also include certain credit institutions and savings cooperatives that are licensed to conduct deposit-taking activities. The core function of a betétfogadó is to safeguard the funds entrusted to them by individuals, businesses, and other entities. In return for holding these deposits, betétfogadók typically offer interest payments to depositors, the rate of which varies based on market conditions and the type of deposit account.
These institutions play a crucial role in the financial system by channeling savings into investments and