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Fixed Deposits (FDs) offer a secure and flexible way to grow your savings. With competitive interest rates and a minimum deposit of just ₹5,000, Axis Bank FDs are accessible to investors of all types. You can choose from a variety of deposit tenures ranging from 7 days to 10 years to match your financial goals.
Axis Bank’s digital banking platform makes it easy to open, manage and renew your FDs online. Additionally, you can benefit from an automatic roll-out facility that allows your FD interest to be reinvested or transferred
to another account seamlessly.
FDs offer secure and predictable investment options with guaranteed returns.
FDs typically offer significantly higher interest rates compared to Savings Accounts, making them a more lucrative option to grow your savings.
Certain fixed deposits in India offer tax benefits under Section 80C, reducing your taxable income.
Opening an online Fixed Deposit is quick and easy, saving time and effort.
Ideal for long and medium-term goals due to higher interest rates.
You can avail of loan against FDs, offering liquidity without breaking the deposit before the maturity period.
FD/RD accounts with specific modes of operation can be closed digitally. The primary holder must initiate the request, and the joint holder must approve it on the same day to close the deposit. This can be done via Internet or Mobile Banking.
Fixed deposit calculator will help you calculate how much rate of interest you can earn by investing in a Fixed Deposit for a fixed tenure. Simply provide the following information, and you can easily calculate FD interests.
5K
2.99Cr
Maturity Value
₹3050

Axis Bank offers competitive interest rates, depending on the tenure, deposit amount and customer category. The tenure for our Fixed Deposits ranges from 7 days to 10 years. You can use our fixed deposit calculator to calculate the rate payable.
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Apply for a Fixed Deposit online through Internet Banking, Mobile Banking or by simply visiting your nearest Axis Bank branch where our representatives can guide you through the process. Here are the simple steps through which you can apply for Axis Bank’s FD online through Axis Bank’s Internet or Mobile Banking services.

Log in to Axis Bank Internet Banking or Mobile Banking app, open.
Click/tap on FD/RD option.
Either book the bank suggested FD by clicking/tapping on "Book FD" or click/tap on "Enter Your Own Tenure" option to select the FD details on your own.
Fill in the required details and click/tap on "Book FD" button. Your FD is booked successfully.

If you prefer, you can visit your nearest Axis Bank branch or log in to your online banking account.
Locate the ‘renew Fixed Deposit’ or similar option. Fill out the necessary details, including your FD account number and the amount you would like to reinvest.
Provide any additional information if required and submit the renewal request.
We will process your request and upon confirmation, your FD will be renewed for the new specified tenure.
Withdraw from term deposits easily.
In case of joint Term Deposit, submit a declaration signed by all the holders. In the unfortunate event of the death of one of the holders, this will be required, to enable Axis Bank to pay the maturity proceeds prematurely to the survivor.
*For all new Reinvestment Term Deposits and all existing Reinvestment Term Deposits to be opened / renewed on and after 1st August 2013, interest reinvested would be net of TDS and hence the maturity value would vary to that extent.
Axis Bank offers a variety of Fixed Deposit in India tailored to meet the financial aspirations of our clientele.
A Fixed Deposit is a secure investment method where you deposit money for a fixed period to earn interest at fixed rates throughout the term.
Tax-Saver FDs offer tax exemptions up to ₹1.5 lakh under Section 80C. The tenure is fixed at five years, and only the first holder gets the tax benefit.
Axis Bank FDs offer flexible tenures starting from 7 days and going up to 10 years. You can invest in a suitable tenure based on your financial goals and investment horizon.
The maturity amount of an FD of ₹1 lakh would depend on the type of FD selected (cumulative or non-cumulative), your age (whether you are a senior citizen or not) and the interest rate.
If you choose the non-cumulative FD and want monthly interest payouts, the interest would be calculated and paid every month.
You can calculate the maturity value of your FD using the Fixed Deposit calculator. Just enter the following details and get instant results:
The minimum deposit for an FD via internet banking or mobile app is ₹5,000, and ₹10,000 when opened through a bank branch.
The minimum investment period for an FD is as short as 7 days.
Partial withdrawals from FDs are possible with certain conditions and may incur a lower interest rate or penalties, except for "Fixed Deposit Plus".
Premature withdrawal is allowed from most bank Fixed Deposits, except the 5-year tax-saving FDs. You can withdraw from the FD before the tenure ends. However, such withdrawals would incur a premature withdrawal penalty, which would reduce your interest income.
FDs are easy to invest in, providing guaranteed returns, with various interest payout options, like monthly or quarterly, tailored to your funding needs.
Yes, FDs can be opened jointly in the name of a minor and an adult, often by parents or guardians with minors.
Many banks allow an overdraft facility against FDs, wherein you can borrow against the invested amount. You should check whether your bank is offering the overdraft facility, which can be availed of when needed.
You can calculate the maturity value of your FD using the Fixed Deposit calculator. Just enter the following details and get instant results:
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