According to a survey on February 24, 2026 with nearly 30 banks, Cake by VPBank is listing the highest interest rate for a 6-month term at 7.3%/year when customers receive interest at the end of the term. When customers receive interest at the beginning of the term, monthly and quarterly, they will receive interest rates of 6.04%, 6.19% and 6.24%/year respectively.
Currently, Cake by VPBank is applying an additional 0.9% discount when depositing for the first time from 100,000 VND for a term of 6 months. Accordingly, adding this preferential interest rate, the 6-month term of Cake by VPBank listed will be 8.2% higher.
PGBank lists the highest interest rate for a 6-month term at 7.1%/year when customers receive interest at the end of the term; if receiving monthly interest, the applied interest rate is 7%/year. Currently, PGBank is listing the highest interest rate at 7.2%/year for terms of 12 and 13 months.
BAC A BANK lists the highest interest rate for a 6-month term at 6.8%/year when customers deposit money online and receive interest at the end of the term. BAC A BANK lists the highest interest rate at 6.9% when customers deposit money for terms of 18, 24, 36 months or more.
Vikki Bank is listing the highest interest rate for a 6-month term at 6.5%/year when customers deposit money online and receive interest at the end of the term. The highest term this unit is listing is 13 months, at 6.7%.
How to receive interest when depositing for 6 months?
Formula for calculating 6-month savings deposit interest at bank:
Interest = Deposit amount x interest rate (%)/12 months x number of months deposited
Deposit 300 million VND into Bank A, with an interest rate of 8.2% for a 6-month term. The interest you receive is estimated to be:
300 million VND x 8.2%/12 x 6 months = 12.3 million VND.
Before depositing savings, readers should compare savings interest rates between banks, interest rates between terms to enjoy the highest interest.
* 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.
Readers can refer to more articles about interest rates HERE.
