Multi frequencies time deposits
Deposits at the National Bank of Egypt are a short-term liquidity management tool, not a long-term investment instrument.
- Yield by payout
- 9.1% – 9.25%
- Term
- 7 yrs
- Min. deposit
- EGP 1,000
- Payout
- Monthly 9.1% · Quarterly 9.11% · Semi-annual 9.14% · Annual 9.25%
Banky Analysis
Suits you if
- I need monthly income
- Pays out more frequently
- Grow my savings the most
- Yield higher than average for this term
- I want a predictable return
- Fixed, unchanging return
- Keep my money reachable
- Longer lock-in
- I may need to break early
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All of this is measured against gt24m in EGP only
Last checked Monday 02 November 2026 - 04:01 PM
Returns
- Rate type
- Fixed
- Payout
- Multiple
- Yield by payout
- Monthly 9.1% · Quarterly 9.11% · Semi-annual 9.14% · Annual 9.25%
- ≥ EGP 1,00014.5%
- ≥ EGP 1,00015%
- ≥ EGP 1,00015.25%
- ≥ EGP 1,00015.5%
- ≥ EGP 1,00012.75%
- ≥ EGP 1,00012.9%
- ≥ EGP 1,00013.1%
- ≥ EGP 1,00013.5%
- ≥ EGP 1,00012.3%
- ≥ EGP 1,00012.4%
- ≥ EGP 1,00012.6%
- ≥ EGP 1,00013%
- ≥ EGP 1,0009.34%
- ≥ EGP 1,0009.35%
- ≥ EGP 1,0009.38%
- ≥ EGP 1,0009.5%
- ≥ EGP 1,0009.1%
- ≥ EGP 1,0009.11%
- ≥ EGP 1,0009.14%
- ≥ EGP 1,0009.25%
- ≥ EGP 1,0009.1%
- ≥ EGP 1,0009.11%
- ≥ EGP 1,0009.14%
- ≥ EGP 1,0009.25%
- ≥ EGP 1,0009.1%
- ≥ EGP 1,0009.11%
- ≥ EGP 1,0009.14%
- ≥ EGP 1,0009.25%
Amount & term
- Deposit type
- Time Deposit
- Term
- 7 yrs
- Min deposit
- EGP 1,000
- Negotiable
- No
Withdrawal & renewal
- Early withdrawal
- Yes
- Auto-renew
- Yes
- Renewal rate type
- Prevailing
- Usable as collateral
- Yes
- Available online
- Yes
- Branch visit required
- Yes
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Our take
Pros
- It is possible to borrow against it in accordance with applicable rules.
- You can invest for the long term with the flexibility to choose the return frequency.
- It may be redeemed prior to the end of the term, in accordance with the rules and conditions announced by the bank.
- Low minimum amount to open the deposit: starts at just EGP 1,000.
Cons
- Lower interest yield compared to certificates: The interest rate on deposits is significantly lower than that of the savings certificates offered by the bank.
- Diminishing returns with longer terms: For long-term deposits (ranging from 4 to 7 years or more), the annual return rate is lower compared to shorter terms (one or two years).
- Loss of interest upon early withdrawal: Although the deposit can be redeemed at any time, withdrawing it before maturity results in a recalculation of the return or the deduction of a portion of it as an early withdrawal penalty.
Our take
A deposit is a short-term liquidity management tool rather than a long-term investment vehicle. If your goal is a higher return, certificates are the most suitable choice; however, if you prioritize flexibility and quick access to liquidity, a deposit is the better option. Choose a "deposit" in the following situations: If you have temporary surplus funds that you know you will need in the near future (within a week, a month, or a period ranging from a few months to a year) and wish to earn a return on them rather than leaving them in a current account. If you are concerned about locking up your funds and want the ability to withdraw or reclaim them at any time, without having to wait for a six-month period to elapse.
Deposits at the National Bank of Egypt are a short-term liquidity management tool, not a long-term investment instrument.
Compare
| Multi frequencies time deposits National Bank of Egypt This one | Digital weekly deposit QNB EGYPT | الوديعة سنتين CIB Egypt | Traditional weekly deposit for individuals the united bank |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yield by payout | |||
| 9.1% – 9.25% | 9.5% Annual yield | 10% – 12% Annual yield | 11.5% Annual yield |
| Term | |||
| 7 yrs | 7 days | 2 yrs | 1 mo |
| Min. deposit | |||
| EGP 1,000 | EGP 100K | EGP 5,000 | EGP 100K |
| Payout | |||
| Monthly 9.1% · Quarterly 9.11% · Semi-annual 9.14% · Annual 9.25% | At maturity | Monthly | Upfront |
Added Sunday 09 August 2026 - 08:34 AM Updated Sunday 18 October 2026 - 11:18 AM