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HDFC Bank raises FD Interest Rates for Customers

Takendra Verma
Last updated: 07/03/2026 2:31 PM
Takendra Verma
Published: 07/03/2026
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The new rates came into effect on March 6, 2026.

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Higher Interest on FDs Above 3 YearsLatest FD Interest Rates by TenureLong-Term FDs Offer Better ReturnsHow Much Will ₹1 Lakh Earn?

The bank has mainly increased interest rates on FDs with tenures of more than three years, which means investors choosing longer-term deposits can now earn slightly higher returns than before.

Higher Interest on FDs Above 3 Years

HDFC Bank has increased the interest rate by 10 basis points (0.10%) for FDs with tenures ranging from 3 years 1 day to less than 4 years 7 months.

Earlier, general customers were getting 6.40% interest on these deposits.

Now the rate has been increased to 6.50%.

Senior citizens have also received some relief.

Their interest rate has increased from 6.90% to 7% for the same tenure.

These revised rates are applicable on fixed deposits of less than Rs 3 crore.

Latest FD Interest Rates by Tenure

Under the new structure, interest rates vary depending on the deposit period.

For general customers, FD interest rates now range between 2.75% and 6.50%.

Senior citizens receive slightly higher returns, ranging from 3.25% to 7%.

For example:

7 to 29 days FD – General customers get 2.75%, while senior citizens get 3.25%.

6 to 9 months FD – General customers receive 5.50%, while senior citizens get 6%.

This shows that shorter-term deposits offer lower returns compared to longer-term investments.

Long-Term FDs Offer Better Returns

Investors choosing longer tenures can earn higher interest.

For FDs with 18 months to 2 years, general customers can get around 6.45% interest, while senior citizens can earn 6.95%.

For deposits between 5 years and 10 years, the interest rate is 6.15% for general customers and 6.65% for senior citizens.

Long-term FDs are therefore a better option for people who want stable and predictable returns.

How Much Will ₹1 Lakh Earn?

If a regular customer deposits ₹1,00,000 in an FD for about 5 years at the current rate, the total interest earned could be around ₹37,364.

means the maturity amount may reach approximately ₹1,37,364.

For senior citizens, the return can be even higher.

A ₹1,00,000 deposit for the same period could grow to around ₹1,40,784 at maturity.

For investors looking for safe and stable returns, fixed deposits remain one of the most trusted options.

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