Deposits in South Africa

Data 8 institutions · Redirecting to the bank's official site

13 results

GoTyme Bank
GoTyme Bank

GoalSave

Popular
up to 10%
p.a.
Rate6–10%
Amountup to R250 000
TermOn request
Open onlineR250,000 limit is shared across up to 20 GoalSave accounts, not per account10-day notice needed to keep the bonus rate
Details
Nedbank
Nedbank

32Day Notice Account

Popular
up to 7.8%
p.a.
Rate5.95–7.8%
Amountfrom R250
Term1 mo.
Open online32-day withdrawal noticePublished digital rates effective 26 September 2026
Details
Standard Bank
Standard Bank

Notice Deposit Investment Account

Popular
up to 7.22%
p.a.
Rateup to 7.22%
Amountfrom R250
Term7–60 mo.
Open onlineChoose 7, 21, 32, 45 or 60 days noticeRate depends on balance and notice period
Details
Bank Zero
Bank Zero

Savings Account

up to 6.25%
p.a.
Rate4.75–6.25%
AmountAmount on request
TermOn request
Open onlineTiered by balance: 4.75% under R1,000, 6.25% at R1,000,000+Rate table effective from 29 May 2026
Details
Bank Zero
Bank Zero

45-Day Notice Deposit

up to 7.22%
p.a.
Rate4.85–7.22%
AmountAmount on request
TermOn request
Open online45-day withdrawal notice required7.22% for balances of R1,000,000+
Details
Absa Bank
Absa Bank

Tax-Free Savings Account

On request
p.a.
RateOn request
Amountfrom R1 000
TermOn request
Open onlineTax-free growth and withdrawals — shares the combined R46,000/year and R500,000 lifetime SARS limit across all your TFSA accounts, not just this oneImmediate access to funds, no monthly management fee
Details
Absa Bank
Absa Bank

Tax-Free Fixed Deposit

up to 7.6%
p.a.
Rateup to 7.6%
AmountR30 000 – R36 000
Term12 mo.
Open online12-month fixed term — funds accessible only at maturitySame combined R46,000/year, R500,000 lifetime SARS limit as Absa’s flexible Tax-Free Savings Account
Details
FNB
FNB

Tax-Free Cash Deposit

up to 7.2%
p.a.
Rateup to 7.2%
Amountfrom R300
TermOn request
Open online100% capital and quoted-return guarantee32-day notice required to access funds — not instant access
Details
CB
Capitec Bank

Tax-Free Savings Account

On request
p.a.
RateOn request
AmountAmount on request
TermOn request
Open onlineR300 fee for early access before the account’s agreed capitalisation dateNo monthly fees
Details
FNB
FNB

32 Day Flexi Notice

On request
p.a.
RateOn request
Amountfrom R5 000
Term32 mo.
Open online32-day access noticeNo monthly fee
Details
BB
Bidvest Bank

Call Account

On request
p.a.
RateOn request
Amountfrom R1 000
TermOn request
Open onlineImmediate access with no fixed periodRate increases with balance
Details
BB
Bidvest Bank

Notice Account

On request
p.a.
RateOn request
Amountfrom R1 000
Term2–121 mo.
Open onlineChoose 2, 32, 41, 61, 91 or 121 days noticeAdditional deposits allowed
Details
BB
Bidvest Bank

Fixed Deposit Account

On request
p.a.
RateOn request
Amountfrom R10 000
Term2–12 mo.
Open onlineFixed term from 2 to 12 monthsInterest paid monthly, at maturity or reinvested
Details

This page brings together 13 deposits from South African banks — 8 banks in total. The highest Rand rate is up to 10% p.a..

Rand deposit ranking — by rate

BankDepositRateTermMin. amountCapital.Top-up
GoTyme BankGoalSave6–10%On requestOn request—✓
Nedbank32Day Notice Account5.95–7.8%1 mo.R250✓✓
Absa BankTax-Free Fixed Depositup to 7.6%12 mo.R30 000——
Bank Zero45-Day Notice Deposit4.85–7.22%On requestOn request—✓
Standard BankNotice Deposit Investment Accountup to 7.22%7–60 mo.R250✓✓
FNBTax-Free Cash Depositup to 7.2%On requestR300—✓
Bank ZeroSavings Account4.75–6.25%On requestOn request—✓

Frequently asked questions about deposits

What is the highest deposit rate in South Africa?

The highest Rand deposit rate in our catalogue is up to 10% p.a., though this varies by balance tier and notice period.

What is the minimum amount to open a deposit?

This varies by bank and product — check the "Min. amount" column in the table below.

Can I top up a deposit or withdraw early?

It depends on the product. Check the "Top-up" column in the table and the "early withdrawal" filter in the catalogue.

Are deposits insured?

Yes, retail deposits at South African banks are protected under the Corporation for Deposit Insurance (CODI) scheme.

See also