Compare Savings Accounts in Sri Lanka
262 savings accounts from 38 banks and finance companies, side by side. The highest published rate is Up to 25% (Tikiri Savings Account, Seylan Bank), against a median of 4.50%.
Updated 6 November 2026 · rates as published by each institution
- Savings accounts
- 262
- from 38 institutions
- Highest rate
- Up to 25%
- Seylan Bank
- Median rate
- 4.50%
- of 194 with a published rate
About savings accounts in Sri Lanka
AnyBanQ lists 262 savings accounts from 38 Sri Lankan banks and finance companies, including HNB Bank, NDB Bank, Commercial Bank, Amãna Bank and DFCC Bank. Filter the list above by bank or feature, save the ones you like, and compare up to three side by side.
Compare savings accounts by interest rate, the minimum balance needed to earn it, fees, and the extras: accounts for children, seniors and women often come with higher rates, gifts or insurance.
Savings Accounts by bank: HNB Bank, NDB Bank, Commercial Bank, Amãna Bank, DFCC Bank, NSB Bank, Sampath Bank, PABC Bank, Seylan Bank, Cargills Bank, HDFC Bank, RDB Bank, Union Bank, NTB Bank, SDB Bank, MBSL Finance, CDB Finance, HNB Finance, Central Finance, LOLC Finance, MCB Bank, SLS Bank, Siyapatha Finance, LCB Finance, Sarvodaya Development Finance, Fintrex Finance, LB Finance, Habib Bank, Singer Finance, People's Leasing & Finance, Alliance Finance, PMF Finance, SBI Bank, Senkadagala Finance, UB Finance, Dialog Finance, SMB Finance PLC, Janashakthi Finance.
Frequently asked questions
Which savings account pays the highest interest in Sri Lanka?
Ordinary savings rates are low; higher-yield options include children's savers, senior citizen accounts, and money-market style accounts. Rates vary widely between banks — compare current savings account rates on Anybanq.
What do I need to open a savings account in Sri Lanka?
Your NIC (or passport), proof of address, and a small initial deposit. Foreign residents need visa documentation. Most banks now allow online account opening with digital KYC.