Savings ratesUpdated

Danske Bank savings rates 2026: savings account and fixed-term deposit

In October 2026 Danske Bank's Kasvutili (growth account) pays a fixed 0.5% on balances under €10,000 and 3-month Euribor minus 0.5-0.9 percentage points on larger balances. The rates of Danske Bank's fixed-term deposits are shown only in online banking.

Note: The rate is visible only in online or mobile banking, so there is no public rate.
Note: Withdrawals from the account are limited or charged: see the withdrawal terms.
Note: The provider does not state the withdrawal terms of the account.
Savings account rate0.25%
12 months depositnot published
Deposit guaranteeDenmark
Withholding tax30% (by law)

Danske Bank savings accounts

Danske Bank savings accounts and rates
AccountRateTieringWithdrawalsMinimumRate can changeFees
Danske Kasvutili (growth account)linked to Euribor, no single rate0.5% (fixed) for €0-9,999.99, 3-month Euribor -0.9% for €10,000-49,999.99, 3-month Euribor -0.7% for €50,000-199,999.99, 3-month Euribor -0.5% for €200,000 and over (the rate of the tier applies to the whole balance)5 free withdrawals a year, after that €6 per withdrawal. The account has no fixed term.not availableYesNo monthly fee; extra withdrawals €6 each.
Danske savings account0.25%0.25% for the whole balanceSuitable for regular withdrawals; the page does not mention withdrawal limits.not availablenot availableSee Danske Bank's service price list.

Danske Bank fixed-term deposits

Danske Bank fixed-term deposits and rates
TermRateMinimumMaximumEarly withdrawal
12 monthsshown only in online banking€500not availableThe deposit is tied for a fixed period and cannot be cancelled.

Terms and opening an account

Danske Bank opening an account and terms
FactValue
Head officeDenmark
Opening online as a new customernot available
Requires a current account or customer relationshipYes
Information checked16 October 2026

Deposit guarantee and taxation

Danish deposit guarantee (Finansiel Stabilitet), €100,000 per depositor. Danske Bank A/S operates in Finland as a branch, so in a compensation case the Financial Stability Authority pays compensation to the depositors of the Finnish branch following the instructions of the Danish system.

Withholding tax: Finnish withholding tax 30% (branch, not confirmed by the bank). Interest paid by a branch operating in Finland should by law be subject to withholding tax (30%), but the bank does not confirm the withholding itself. Check with the bank. Interest you declare yourself is capital income: 30% up to €30,000 and 34% on the part above that. Read more in the guides deposit guarantee and tax on savings deposits.

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Information checked 16 October 2026. Always check the current rate and terms with the provider.

Frequently asked questions

How much interest does Danske Bank pay on a savings account?

In October 2026 Danske Bank savings accounts and rates: Danske Kasvutili (growth account) linked to Euribor, no single rate; Danske savings account 0.25%. Note: rate only in online banking; withdrawal restriction; withdrawal terms not stated.

What is the fixed-term deposit rate at Danske Bank?

In October 2026 the fixed-term deposit rate at Danske Bank has not been published: shown only in online banking.

Is a deposit at Danske Bank safe?

Danish deposit guarantee (Finansiel Stabilitet), €100,000 per depositor. Danske Bank A/S operates in Finland as a branch, so in a compensation case the Financial Stability Authority pays compensation to the depositors of the Finnish branch following the instructions of the Danish system. The cover limit in the EU is €100,000 per depositor per bank.

Is withholding tax deducted from the deposit interest at Danske Bank?

Finnish withholding tax 30% (branch, not confirmed by the bank). Interest paid by a branch operating in Finland should by law be subject to withholding tax (30%), but the bank does not confirm the withholding itself. Check with the bank. Interest you declare yourself is capital income: 30% up to €30,000 and 34% on the part above that.