Ranking of deposits in Germany - October 2026
15 offers · Sorted by: highest rate first
Top offer this month: Bank of Scotland with "Festgeldkonto" at 3.15% per year. Other checked Deposits range from 2.7% to 3.15%. This ranking covers offers available in Germany.
Offer ranking - October 2026
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Deposit term: 12 months
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How is this ranking created?
We checked 15 deposits offers in Germany for you in w October 2026. Offers are selected using a composite score: interest rate (50%), product badge count (30%) and user popularity (20%). The order in the table follows the sorted value alone; ties are settled alphabetically. Partner commission does not affect selection or position.
What to watch out for when choosing a deposit
What to watch out for when opening a deposit
Breaking a deposit early usually means losing most or all of the accrued interest - only lock away money you're certain you won't need before the term ends. Check whether the promotional rate applies only to new money (funds not already held at the bank) - that's a common condition on the best offers. Also watch for automatic renewal at the end of the term - it sometimes rolls over into worse terms than the promotional offer you originally chose.
Do you need a bank account to open a deposit?
Usually yes - most banks require you to hold (or open at the same time) a personal account that the funds are paid into once the deposit matures. Opening the deposit itself just needs photo ID, and the whole process can usually be done online in a few minutes.
A fixed-term deposit guarantees a set interest rate for a defined period in exchange for locking your funds. Compare rates, minimum amounts, available terms and early withdrawal conditions.