Cake by VPBank currently lists the interest rate for late-term deposits at 7.2%/year for terms from 6-9 months. If choosing to receive interest at the beginning of the term, monthly or quarterly, the interest rates are 6.78%/year, 7.02%/year and 7.09%/year respectively.
For terms from 10-24 months, the end-of-term interest rate is applied at 7.4%/year.
Notably, from September 1st to the end of September 30th, 2026, Cake by VPBank implements an additional 2%/year program for first-time depositors, with amounts from 100,000 VND, terms from 6-12 months and no pre-payment. Incentives apply to standard deposits and accumulated deposits on the CAKE BANK application.
Thus, after adding incentives, the interest rate for deposits with terms from 6-9 months can be up to 9.2%/year.
For customers who do not deposit for the first time, Cake by VPBank also applies an additional 2%/year when depositing from 5 million VND, term from 6-24 months. The remaining conditions are similar to the program for first-time depositors.
Accordingly, with the listed interest rate of 7.4%/year for terms from 10-24 months, the post-preferential interest rate can be up to 9.4%/year.
VPBank recently announced many additional interest rate programs for eligible customers. In which, VPBank Prime members receive eVouchers with an additional 1%/year and 1.6%/year for eligible online savings on VPBank NEO.
The bank is also applying an additional rate of up to 2.5%/year for deposits from 1 million VND to 300 million VND, term of 1-24 months, for eligible customers. After the incentive, the interest rate can be up to 8.7%/year for a term of 6-13 months and 8.5%/year for a term of 15-24 months.
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Interest rate information is for reference only and may change in each period. Please contact the nearest bank transaction point or hotline for specific advice.
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