AU Small Finance Bank Recurring Deposit
AU Small Finance Bank publishes an unusually granular RD rate table from 3 months to 120 months, including a 31–36 month peak band and separate senior-citizen rates.
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Compare recurring deposits by monthly contribution rules, tenure, rate, missed-instalment treatment, premature closure and maturity mechanics.
Compare five-year tax-saving bank deposits using dated five-year rates, current Section 123 / Schedule XV deduction context, lock-in and death exceptions, taxable-interest treatment, senior pricing, payout choices and bank-specific maturity rules.
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AU Small Finance Bank publishes an unusually granular RD rate table from 3 months to 120 months, including a 31–36 month peak band and separate senior-citizen rates.
AU Small Finance Bank's regular callable/non-callable fixed-deposit proposition with a ₹1,000 entry amount, tenures up to 10 years and comparatively high published retail rates in selected tenure bands.
Axis Bank's FCNR(B) deposit supports six foreign currencies for 1-to-5-year terms with full repatriability and current currency-specific FCNR pricing.
Axis Bank’s NRE recurring deposit is a monthly INR deposit for eligible overseas funds, with a one-year minimum tenure, tax-free interest and full repatriability.
Axis Bank's NRE rupee term deposit for foreign NRI funds, with full repatriability, Indian tax exemption and a one-year minimum interest-earning tenure.
Axis Bank’s high-value NRI Fixed Deposit Plus is available in NRE and NRO variants and explicitly disallows premature withdrawal, with a separate large-deposit rate schedule.
Axis NRI-Pro Foreign Currency Deposit links an NRE deposit with a forward cover so the customer can lock an exchange-rate path and receive a foreign-currency outcome at maturity.
Axis Bank’s NRO recurring deposit is a monthly deposit for NRI Indian-source rupee funds, with shorter tenure options and NRO tax/repatriation treatment.
Axis Bank's NRO rupee deposit offers 7-day-to-10-year tenures for Indian-source NRI funds with taxable interest and conditional outward remittance.
Axis Bank’s five-year tax-saving FD with ₹100 minimum, ₹1.5 lakh maximum, reinvestment/monthly/quarterly payout options and first-party wording already updated to Section 123 read with Schedule XV of the Income-tax Act, 2025.
Bank of Baroda’s tax-saving term deposit with RIRD, monthly-income and quarterly-income variants, ₹100 minimum, ₹1.5 lakh annual qualifying cap and a five-to-ten-year product range.
A Government of India small-savings certificate sold through Bank of Baroda, currently at a contractual 7.50% rate for new purchases with a 115-month maturity and no maximum investment ceiling.
A seven-year Government of India taxable floating-rate bond serviced through authorized receiving offices, with a semiannual coupon reset at the prevailing NSC rate plus 35 basis points.
A Government of India long-term provident-fund account serviced by Bank of Baroda, with a current 7.10% annual rate, ₹500 minimum yearly contribution, ₹1.5 lakh annual contribution ceiling and a 15-year base term.
A Government of India five-year senior-savings scheme serviced by Bank of Baroda, with the current 8.20% opening-quarter rate, quarterly income, a ₹30 lakh aggregate ceiling and age-specific premature-closure rules.
A Government of India girl-child savings account serviced by Bank of Baroda, currently earning 8.20%, with ₹250 minimum annual contribution, ₹1.5 lakh annual ceiling, 15-year contribution window and 21-year maturity.
Canara Bank’s current domestic callable term-deposit schedule below ₹3 crore, including distinct 444-day and 555-day special tenures alongside ordinary one-to-ten-year bands.
Canara Bank’s five-year Tax Saver Scheme under its Fixed Deposit/Kamadhenu streams, with ₹100 minimum, ₹1.5 lakh maximum, multiple payout modes and a death exception to the normal no-preclosure rule.
Federal Bank Crorepati FSF is an NRI recurring-deposit scheme built around a targeted fixed maturity value, funded systematically from NRE-compatible sources.
Federal Bank’s non-callable Deposit Plus for high-value resident and NRO term deposits, with a separate premium rate ladder and no normal premature closure.
Federal Bank's FCNR(B) deposit supports a broad foreign-currency set and publishes separate ordinary and high-value/special rate resources rather than one universal yield.
Federal Bank’s Fed Flexi Smart SaverRD is an NRI-only variable recurring deposit with no fixed monthly due date and instalments allowed up to ten times a chosen core amount.
Federal Bank’s Federal Savings Fund recurring-deposit product, with a low published starting instalment, long tenure range and rates linked to the bank’s resident term-deposit schedule.
Federal Bank's resident fixed-deposit range with low minimum funding, tenures up to 10 years, multiple payout frequencies and a dated resident term-deposit rate table.
Federal Bank’s non-callable NRE Deposit Plus for high-value NRE term deposits, using a separate premium rate ladder in exchange for giving up ordinary premature-withdrawal flexibility.
Federal Bank's NRE term deposit with a current 17 August 2026 rate ladder, one-year minimum tenure and no NRI senior-citizen rate addition.
Federal Bank's NRO fixed deposit uses the bank's current resident/NRO term-deposit rate ladder while retaining NRO taxation and repatriation treatment.
Federal Rupee Plus is an NRE-linked forward-cover structure: the bank opens an FCNR deposit and simultaneously books a forward contract so the maturity proceeds are delivered in repatriable Indian rupees at a pre-agreed conversion framework.
Federal Bank’s five-year Tax Savings Deposit with ₹100 minimum, ₹1.5 lakh maximum, quarterly compounding and no normal premature withdrawal or loan facility.
HDFC Bank's FCNR(B) term deposit keeps eligible NRI funds in one of seven foreign currencies, with fully repatriable principal/interest and a currency-specific dated rate table.
HDFC Bank’s resident five-year tax-saving FD with a fixed statutory lock-in, ₹5,000 minimum, ₹1.5 lakh financial-year cap and monthly, quarterly or reinvestment-style interest choices under current terms.
HDFC Bank's retail fixed-deposit range below ₹3 crore, with a first-party Domestic/NRO/NRE rate table applicable from 19 August 2026, tenure-based resident senior-citizen premiums and payout/reinvestment choices.
HDFC Bank's rupee NRE term deposit for eligible overseas funds, with a 1-to-10-year tenure, full repatriability and Indian tax-exempt interest under current NRE treatment.
HDFC Bank’s NRE recurring deposit combines fixed monthly instalments with NRE tax/repatriation treatment and rates stated to be at par with NRE fixed deposits.
HDFC Bank's NRO rupee fixed deposit for Indian-source NRI funds, with tenures from 7 days to 10 years, taxable interest and NRO repatriation rules.
HDFC Bank’s NRO recurring deposit is a systematic rupee deposit for NRI funds, with shorter starting tenures than NRE RD and interest taxable under NRO treatment.
A monthly savings deposit with tenure-specific rates, quarterly compounding and first-party per-tenure effective dates rather than one evergreen headline rate.
ICICI Bank's FCNR(B) deposit keeps NRI funds in five supported foreign currencies with tax-free Indian interest and full repatriability.
ICICI Bank's retail fixed-deposit proposition with a first-party rate table effective 18 June 2026, tenure-based senior-citizen premiums and callable/premature-withdrawal treatment.
ICICI Bank's callable NRE fixed deposit for overseas NRI funds, with a 1-year minimum tenure, tax-free Indian interest and full repatriability.
ICICI Bank’s NRE recurring deposit is a monthly NRI savings product funded from an active NRE relationship, with tax-exempt interest and full repatriability.
ICICI Bank's callable NRO fixed deposit for Indian-source NRI balances, with short-tenure availability, taxable interest and conditional principal repatriation.
ICICI Bank’s NRO recurring deposit is a systematic monthly deposit for India-based NRI income, with taxable interest and NRO repatriation treatment.
ICICI Bank's RD offers 6-month to 10-year tenures with a rate fixed at opening, quarterly interest calculation and an explicit missed-instalment penalty.
ICICI Bank’s fixed five-year Tax Saver FD for individuals/HUFs, with ₹10,000 minimum, ₹1.5 lakh per-PAN aggregate cap, cumulative or regular payout choices and no normal premature closure.
IDFC FIRST Bank's retail FD range with a current sub-₹3-crore table, strong mid-tenure rates, flexible payout choices and special premature-withdrawal treatment for eligible senior citizens.
Kotak's FCNR(B) deposit holds NRI funds in five foreign currencies, with a current 1 September 2026 currency-by-tenure rate table and full repatriability.
Kotak's NRE fixed deposit for repatriable overseas funds, using the bank's current Domestic/NRO/NRE callable rupee rate schedule.
Kotak's NRO fixed deposit for Indian-source NRI funds, using the current shared Domestic/NRO/NRE rupee rate schedule with NRO tax and repatriation treatment.
Kotak's resident recurring-deposit table publishes a clear 6-month-to-10-year rate ladder with special senior-citizen additions that vary by tenure band.
Kotak Mahindra Bank’s resident callable fixed-deposit rate ladder below ₹3 crore, with tenure-specific general rates and additional interest for eligible resident senior citizens.
Kotak Mahindra Bank’s five-year tax-saving FD starting at ₹100, capped at ₹1.5 lakh for the qualifying investment, with quarterly payout or reinvestment and no premature/partial withdrawal during the lock.
SBI's ₹3 crore-and-above domestic bulk deposit with a dated rate table that explicitly shows revised August 2026 rates beside the previous May 2026 schedule.
SBI's standard recurring deposit uses regular monthly instalments over 12–120 months and applies the corresponding term-deposit rate for public or senior-citizen customers.
State Bank of India's retail domestic term-deposit range below ₹3 crore, with standard tenure rates plus special-tenure and senior/super-senior treatments published separately by SBI.
State Bank of India’s Tax Savings Scheme term/special-term deposit with a five-to-ten-year scheme window, ₹1,000 minimum and a ₹1.5 lakh annual qualifying ceiling.
YES BANK's retail fixed deposit with a current sub-₹3-crore rate table, tenure-specific senior-citizen premiums and monthly, quarterly or maturity payout choices.
YES BANK’s resident recurring deposit with a dated six-month-to-10-year rate ladder, senior-citizen premiums and a separate Flexigain RD proposition for variable monthly contributions.
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