The interest rate

Indian Bank Interest Rate, Deposit Rates. The interest rate applicable for “Deposit of above ₹ 5 crore” and approval for acceptance of such deposit shall be obtained from Treasury Branch. This condition is also applicable to cases where the aggregate value of deposits of an individual customer is above ₹ 5 crores for the day. Aggregate value of deposits placed on the day for an identical tenor will be reckoned for deciding applicable interest rate.

Revision Of Interest Rate On Savings Bank Deposits  Wef  01 April 2022

Rate of Interest

IMPORTANT:

The rate of interest on domestic term deposit is also applicable to IB Tax Saver Scheme and Capital Gains Scheme Type B (Term Deposits) 1988 Scheme.

Senior Citizen Accounts: –

 For Domestic Term Deposit for Senior Citizens, additional rate of interest payable would be 0.50% p.a. for amount up to ₹10 crore. The additional rate would be offered on deposits of 15 days to 10 years over the card rate in respect of Short Term Deposits, Fixed Deposits and Money Multiplier Deposit Schemes. Similarly, for Recurring Deposit accounts, additional interest rate would be eligible for the period from 6 months to 120 months (In multiples of 3 months). The above ceiling is applicable to all types of term deposits standing in the name of the Senior Citizen as the principal account holder at one or more branches put together. However, no Single deposit be opened in a day for more than ₹2 Cr within the overall limit of ₹10 Cr tagged to a single CIF.

Deposits of Senior Citizen

However, deposits of Senior Citizen opened under Capital Gains Scheme Type B (Term Deposits) 1988 Scheme is not eligible for this benefit. Similarly in the case of term deposits standing in the name of an HUF, the Karta of the HUF is not eligible for higher rate of interest, even if he is a senior citizen, as the beneficial owner of the deposit is the HUF and not the Karta in his individual capacity.

The interest rates on NRE term deposits is subject to compliance of all the extant exclusive/specific RBI Guidelines on NRE accounts relating to minimum/maximum term of deposits, category of customer etc.

Nots

• The revised interest rates on domestic term deposits are applicable only to fresh deposits and on renewal of maturing deposits.
• Interest on Overdue Domestic Term Deposit:-If a Term Deposit (TD) matures and proceeds are unpaid, the amount left unclaimed with the bank shall attract rate of interest as applicable to Savings deposits or the contractual rate of interest on the matured TD, whichever is lower.
  

All other terms and conditions remain unchanged.

Gold Monetization Scheme (GMS)

Foreclosure Charges

Applicable for premature withdrawal of Term Deposits – opened or rolled over on or after 27 Feb 2020.

Discretion to disallow foreclosure of large value Term Deposits opened on or after 07 Oct 2015

Discretion to disallow foreclosure of large value Term Deposits opened on or after 07 Oct 2015 : Bank may at its discretion disallow withdrawal of large value Rupee Term Deposits of Rs.5.00 crore and above, before completion of the deposit period agreed upon at the time of placing the deposit.
Penalty for pre-mature withdrawl of NRE and NRO Term deposits and Exercise of discretion to disallow forclosure of large value term deposits –opened or rolled over on or after 07 Oct 2015 .

All The Other Extant RBI Guidelines As Given Below, Applicable Specifically For NRE Term Deposits Hold Good:-

• NRE term deposits should be opened for a minimum term of one year.
• No interest is payable on NRE term deposits pre-closed before one year from the date of opening of the said deposit.
• Interest rates on NRE deposits cannot be higher than those offered on comparable domestic rupee term deposits.
• Additional interest rate of one percent per annum payable to Bank’s own staff is not available in respect of NRE and NRO deposits.
  If loan/overdraft has been availed against any NRE term deposit, pre-closure of such deposits is not permitted.
• In the case of premature withdrawal of NRE term deposits for conversion into Resident Foreign Currency (RFC) Account the bank should not levy any penalty for premature withdrawal.
  

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