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Moving into May 2026, BIDV (Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam) maintains its deposit rate levels in line with a stable trend, with the top rate at 6% per year. Online deposit rates continue to be higher than counter deposits across many tenors. BIDV online deposit rates for May 2026 According to the online deposit rate schedule, BIDV applies 0.2% per year for the very short 14-day tenor. For tenors from 1 to 5 months, rates are published uniformly at 4.75% per year. For tenors 6–11 months, the rate reaches 5.8% per year. Tenors from 12–18 months are set at 5.9% per year. Notably, the 24-month and 36-month tenors are both listed at 6.0% per year – this is the highest online savings rate currently offered by BIDV. BIDV counter deposit rates May 2026 For counter deposits, the non-term rate remains 0.1% per year. Short tenors from 1–2 months have 2.1% per year; 3–5 months have 2.4%. For tenors 6–11 months, the rate is 3.5%. Tenors from 12–18 months reach 5.9%. For long-term deposits, BIDV applies 6.0% per year for 24–36 months – equivalent to online deposits; however shorter and mid-term tenors remain significantly lower. How much interest on 100 million VND deposit at BIDV? To illustrate clearly, the interest on a 100 million VND deposit at BIDV is calculated using: Interest = Deposit amount × Interest rate (%/year) × Number of months / 12. According to BIDV May 2026 rates, if deposited at the counter, the interest for each tenor is as follows: 1 month at 2.1% per year yields about 175,000 VND; 3 months at 2.4% yields about 600,000; 6 months at 3.5% yields about 1,750,000; 12 months at 5.9% yields 5,900,000; 24 months at 6.0% yields about 12,000,000 after 2 years. Meanwhile, online deposits yield clearly higher returns for short and mid tenors: 1 month at 4.75% yields about 396,000; 3 months at 4.75% yields about 1,187,000; 6 months at 5.8% yields about 2,900,000; 12 months at 5.9% yields still 5,900,000; 24 months at 6.0% yields about 12,000,000. Thus, online deposits significantly increase returns for short and mid tenors, while for terms of 12 months or longer, the difference between the two methods is almost negligible.
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