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New FD Interest Rates announced by IDBI Bank

Takendra Verma
Last updated: 19/09/2025 5:48 PM
Takendra Verma
Published: 19/09/2025
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Fixed Deposits (FDs) are considered one of the safest investment options for common people. IDBI Bank has announced new FD interest rates effective from September 19, 2025.

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New FD Interest RatesDetailed FD Rates:Utsav FD SchemeSpecial Benefits for Super SeniorsPenalty on Premature Withdrawal

Along with this, the bank has also extended its Utsav Fixed Deposit scheme till March 2026. These changes will benefit regular investors, senior citizens, and super seniors.

New FD Interest Rates

The revised rates apply to retail term deposits of less than ₹3 crore.

General customers: 3% to 6.55%

Senior citizens: 3.50% to 7.05%

The highest rate for general customers is 6.55% for 1–3 years, while senior citizens will get 7.05% for the same period.

Detailed FD Rates:

7–30 days: General 3%, Seniors 3.50%

91 days–6 months: General 5.50%, Seniors 6%

1–2 years: General 6.55%, Seniors 7.05%

3–5 years: General 6.35%, Seniors 6.85%

5–10 years: General 5.95%, Seniors 6.45%

Utsav FD Scheme

The Utsav FD scheme has been extended from September 30, 2025, to March 31, 2026.

Special maturity periods: 444, 555, and 700 days

General customers: 6.50%–6.65%

Senior citizens: 7%–7.15%

Special Benefits for Super Seniors

IDBI has introduced the Chiranjeevi FD for investors aged 80 years and above.

Super seniors can earn up to 7.30% interest on deposits with a maturity of up to 555 days.

Penalty on Premature Withdrawal

If an FD is broken before maturity, a 1% penalty will apply. The interest will be calculated as per the applicable rate on the day the FD was opened and the number of days completed.

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