Here are five banks that offer savings accounts with interest rates as high as 7%.

In comparison to major private banks, small financing banks provide savings accounts with high-interest rates.

Save a portion of your extra income for liquidity and emergencies during times of uncertainty. According to statistics provided by BankBazaar, small financing institutions are offering greater interest rates in the face of dropping interest rates. Here are the small financing banks and private banks that give the high-interest finest savings account interest rates.

Small finance banks are offering higher interest rates on savings accounts compared to leading private and public sector banks to acquire new retail customers. You should choose a bank with a long-term track record, good service standards, a wide branch network, and ATM services across cities; a higher interest on savings accounts would be a bonus.

AU Small Finance Bank is offering interest rates of up to 7 percent on savings accounts. The average monthly balance requirement is Rs 2,000 to Rs 5,000.

Ujjivan Small Finance Bank is offering interest rates of up to 7 percent on savings accounts.

Equitas Small Finance Bank is offering interest rates of up to 7 percent on savings accounts. The average monthly balance requirement is Rs 2,500 to Rs 10,000.

DCB Bank offers interest rate of up to 6.5 percent on savings accounts. Among private banks, this bank offers the best interest rates. The minimum balance requirement is Rs 2,500 to Rs 5,000.

Suryoday Small Finance Bank is offering rates up to 6.25 percent on savings accounts. The average monthly balance requirement is Rs 2,000.

The interest rate on savings accounts for all BSE listed small finance banks and private banks are considered for data compilation. BankBazaar compiled the data as of December 1, 2021. Banks whose websites don’t advertise the data are not considered. The minimum balance requirement for the regular savings account and excluding a basic savings bank deposit (BSBD) account is considered.

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