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Class-D microfinance institutions (Laghubitta) are NRB-licensed lenders that serve low-income and rural members through group lending, deprived-sector and micro-enterprise credit, and member savings — not public fixed deposits. They run the highest rates of the four classes, within NRB caps. Compare their savings, loan and base rates below.
Updated from each microfinance institution's latest published rates (Bikram-Sambat month).
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Last updated: Asar 2083



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The right savings account depends on how often you need access and the perks you value. Here's how to pick:
Match access to your needs: Normal savings gives flexible daily access; some higher-rate accounts limit withdrawals. Choose for how you'll actually use the money.
Compare across all 20 banks: Savings rates differ by bank and change every Nepali month. A quick comparison can lift your return meaningfully.
Check the remittance premium: If you receive foreign remittance, remittance savings usually pays the highest rate of any account type.
Mind the minimum balance: Many accounts are zero-balance, but others charge a penalty below a threshold. Confirm before opening.
Look at special accounts: Women's, senior-citizen, salary and student accounts often add bonus interest, free insurance or locker discounts.
Review monthly: Because rates reset each Bikram-Sambat month, it's worth re-checking and switching if a better rate appears.
Nepal's banks offer several savings account types for different savers and goals.
Flexible everyday access at a base rate (around 2.75%). Interest is calculated daily and usually paid quarterly.
For recipients of foreign remittance — typically the highest savings rate, often with zero minimum balance.
Payroll accounts for salaried staff, frequently zero-balance with bundled insurance and free digital banking.
Bonus interest and priority service for eligible senior savers. Minimum age varies by bank (50–60).
Guardian-operated accounts for children and students, often with low or zero minimum balance.
Deposit a fixed amount monthly for a set term to earn FD-like returns without a lump sum.
Disclaimer
Rates aggregated from institutions' published disclosures; microfinance products are member-based and data may be partial. Confirm before applying.