return to news
  1. Indian Bank hikes fixed deposit rates on special deposits from today, October 23: Check new 'Ind Grow', 'Ind Prosper' FD rates

Personal Finance News

Indian Bank hikes fixed deposit rates on special deposits from today, October 23: Check new 'Ind Grow', 'Ind Prosper' FD rates

Upstox

2 min read | Updated on October 23, 2026, 08:11 IST

SUMMARY

Indian Bank has hiked interest rates on its special FD schemes, Ind Grow and Ind Prosper, from October 23, 2026. Check the revised rates and deposit tenures.

Indian Bank Fd rate hike

Indian Bank’s revised special deposit rates will take effect on October 23.

Indian Bank has increased interest rates on its special fixed deposit (FD) schemes, ‘Ind Grow’ and ‘Ind Prosper’, giving customers an opportunity to earn higher returns on their deposits. The revised rates will come into effect from October 23, 2026.

Open FREE Demat Account within minutes!
Join now

The interest rate on the 555-day ‘Ind Grow’ scheme has been raised by 15 basis points, from 6.65% to 6.80% per annum. Similarly, the rate on the 777-day ‘Ind Prosper’ deposit has increased from 6.60% to 6.75% per annum.

Indian Bank FD rates: What about other tenures?

Apart from these special deposits, Indian Bank offers term deposits across different tenures. According to the bank’s official website, its domestic retail term deposit rates vary depending on the investment period and customer category.

Senior citizens are eligible for additional interest over the applicable rates, subject to the bank’s terms and conditions. Depositors should check the latest rate table before booking a deposit.

RBI repo rate hike: What has changed?

The latest deposit rate revision comes amid changes in the interest-rate environment. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) raised the repo rate by 25 basis points to 5.50% on October 7.

Changes in the repo rate can influence banks’ lending rates and deposit pricing, although the impact varies across banks and products.

Which banks have revised lending rates?

Punjab National Bank raised its repo-linked lending rate to 8.35% from 8.10%. Indian Bank also increased its repo-linked benchmark lending rate to 8.20% from 7.95%. Bank of Baroda, Bank of India, Indian Overseas Bank and Tamilnad Mercantile Bank were also reported to have revised their lending benchmarks.

How do other banks’ FD rates compare?

HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank offered rates of up to 6.50% on select FD tenures for general customers. Punjab National Bank offered 6.60% on its special 444-day deposit, while Bank of Baroda offered 6.75% on its special 555-day deposit. ( Read more)

FD rates depend on the tenure, deposit amount and customer category. Customers should compare the applicable rates and withdrawal conditions before investing.

Indian Bank’s revised special deposit rates will take effect on October 23.

For all personal finance updates, visit here

Next Story

End of additional stories