Fixed Deposits
Highest rates · Updated 2026

The highest FD rates, ranked for you

  • Rates up to 8.50% p.a. on Finzace
  • DICGC insured up to ₹5 lakh at banks

8.50%

Highest rate right now

₹5L

DICGC insured (banks)

₹1,000

Minimum to start

Top Rate Today

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Best available rate across instant-bookable FDs on Finzace today.

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Suryoday Small Finance Bank icon

Suryoday Small Finance Bank

NBFC

Instant

8.50% p.a.

for 15 months

Highest rate for 15 months

Min ₹1,000
PayoutCumulative / Monthly

₹1L grows to

1,11,086

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Suryoday Small Finance Bank icon

Suryoday Small Finance Bank

NBFC

Instant

8.40% p.a.

for 2 years

Highest rate for 2 years

Min ₹1,000
PayoutCumulative / Monthly

₹1L grows to

1,18,088

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Suryoday Small Finance Bank icon

Suryoday Small Finance Bank

NBFC

Instant

7.75% p.a.

for 5 years

Highest rate for 5 years

Min ₹1,000
PayoutCumulative / Monthly

₹1L grows to

1,46,784

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Shriram Finance icon

Shriram Finance Ltd

NBFC

Instant

7.60% p.a.

for 5 years

Min ₹1,000
PayoutCumulative / Monthly

₹1L grows to

1,45,708

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Unity Small Finance Bank icon

Unity Small Finance Bank

NBFC

Instant

7.50% p.a.

for 1 year

Highest rate for 1 year

Min ₹1,000
PayoutCumulative / Monthly

₹1L grows to

1,07,714

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Bajaj Finance icon

Bajaj Finance Ltd

NBFC

Instant

7.30% p.a.

for 5 years

Min ₹1,000
PayoutCumulative / Monthly

₹1L grows to

1,43,578

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Mahindra Finance icon

Mahindra Finance Ltd

NBFC

Instant

7.15% p.a.

for 5 years

Min ₹1,000
PayoutCumulative / Monthly

₹1L grows to

1,42,524

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Unity Small Finance Bank icon

Unity Small Finance Bank

NBFC

Instant

6.75% p.a.

for 3 years

Highest rate for 3 years

Min ₹1,000
PayoutCumulative / Monthly

₹1L grows to

1,22,239

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Unity Small Finance Bank icon

Unity Small Finance Bank

NBFC

Instant

6.75% p.a.

for 17 months

Highest rate for 17 months

Min ₹1,000
PayoutCumulative / Monthly

₹1L grows to

1,09,641

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How to pick the best FD rate in India

The highest FD rates in India usually come from small finance banks and well-rated NBFCs, which price above large PSU banks to attract deposits. The good news: small finance bank deposits are still insured by the DICGC up to ₹5 lakh per depositor — so you can chase yield without giving up safety, as long as you keep each bank's deposit within the insured limit.

Rate alone isn't the whole story. Match the tenure to your goal — locking in a high rate for longer protects you if rates fall, while a shorter tenure keeps your money flexible. Also weigh the issuer: a bank FD carries DICGC cover, whereas an NBFC FD relies on its credit rating (a higher CRISIL or ICRA rating means lower risk). Both are shown on every card here.

Rates on this page are indicative and refreshed from issuers; the final rate is locked at the moment you book. Use the tenure filter and the maturity preview on each card to compare real outcomes — a slightly lower rate over a longer term can still beat a headline number over a shorter one.

FD Maturity Calculator

Instant FDs · Quarterly compounding

Investment amount1,000 – ₹29,99,999
Interest rate & tenure
I'm a senior citizen
Age 60+ · extra interest on eligible tenures
You invest₹90,000
Interest earned₹159
PrincipalInterest
Maturity amount90,159
Annual yield4.33% p.a.

Frequently asked questions

There is no single permanent winner — rates change and differ by tenure. On Finzace, small finance banks and well-rated NBFCs often appear at the top of the ranked list. Use the tenure filter and sort by highest rate to see what is available today; the rate you see is confirmed by the issuer when you book.

Small finance banks are RBI-regulated. Eligible deposits are insured by the DICGC up to ₹5 lakh per depositor per bank (principal plus accrued interest). Staying within that limit per bank is how you keep the safety net intact while benefiting from competitive rates.

It depends on your goal. A longer tenure locks today’s rate — useful if you expect rates to fall and you will not need the money early. A shorter tenure keeps flexibility but may renew at a lower rate later. Compare the maturity preview on each card, not just the headline rate.

Often, yes — NBFCs may price above large banks to attract deposits. They are not covered by DICGC; instead each card shows a credit rating (such as CRISIL or ICRA) so you can judge issuer risk. Many investors mix bank FDs (insured slice) with rated NBFC FDs for yield.

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