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Digital bank interest rates Philippines 2026: updated weekly with gross peso math
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Digital bank interest rates Philippines 2026: updated weekly with gross peso math

A weekly-updated rate snapshot with real peso math for PHP 100K, PHP 250K, and PHP 500K balances, and a plain explanation of the 20% tax every saver needs to know.

BetoPublished April 14, 20268 min readUpdated April 14, 2026Rates verified April 14, 2026 on gotruva.com.

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Maya 12%. Tonik 8%. GoTyme 3%. Full digital bank interest rate table for Philippines 2026, updated every week. See gross estimates for your balance.

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Maya pays the highest anytime-access advertised rate at 12%. For locked savings, Tonik pays 8% on a 1-year time deposit. GoTyme pays 3% flat with no conditions. Rates and peso estimates below are before tax.

Digital bank interest rates Philippines 2026: full table

BankProductAdvertised rateAccess
MayaSavings12.00%Withdraw anytime
TonikTime Deposit (1 yr)8.00%Time locked
SalmonTime Deposit (6 mo)6.00%Time locked
UNO#UNOboost Time Deposit (1 yr)5.50%Time locked
OwnBankTime Deposit (1 yr)5.20%Time locked
NetbankTime Deposit (1 yr)5.00%Time locked
BanKoSavings5.00%Withdraw anytime
CIMBTime Deposit (3 mo)4.25%Time locked
GoTymeSavings3.00%Withdraw anytime
CIMB/GCashSavings2.60%Withdraw anytime

Banks may deduct final withholding tax or other charges before interest reaches your account. Truva shows the rate as advertised so it matches what you see on the bank's own site or app.

Gross peso math for PHP 50K, PHP 100K, and PHP 250K

Percentages are abstract. Gross peso amounts make the tradeoff easier to scan.

On PHP 50,000

BankGross earnings/yearGross monthly equivalent
MayaPHP 6,000PHP 500
Tonik (1 yr)PHP 4,000PHP 333
Salmon (6 mo)PHP 3,000PHP 250
BanKoPHP 2,500PHP 208
GoTymePHP 1,500PHP 125

On PHP 100,000

BankGross earnings/yearGross monthly equivalent
MayaPHP 12,000PHP 1,000
Tonik (1 yr)PHP 8,000PHP 667
Salmon (6 mo)PHP 6,000PHP 500
BanKoPHP 5,000PHP 417
GoTymePHP 3,000PHP 250

On PHP 250,000

BankGross earnings/yearGross monthly equivalent
MayaPHP 30,000PHP 2,500
Tonik (1 yr)PHP 20,000PHP 1,667
Salmon (6 mo)PHP 15,000PHP 1,250
BanKoPHP 12,500PHP 1,042
GoTymePHP 7,500PHP 625

On PHP 250,000, Maya's advertised rate produces PHP 30,000 gross per year. GoTyme produces PHP 7,500 gross. The right choice still depends on conditions, balance caps, and whether you need the money soon.

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Withdraw anytime vs time locked: which suits you?

Not all digital bank products work the same way. The two main types trade flexibility for rate.

Withdraw anytime accounts let you pull money out whenever you want. No penalties. No waiting period. The rate is usually lower because the bank cannot count on your deposit staying.

Time locked accounts require you to commit your money for 3 to 12 months. Banks often pay more because they have certainty over your deposit.

The decision rule is simple. If you might need the money within 6 months, use a withdraw-anytime account. If you know you can lock it away, a time deposit can pay more. Compare the gross peso gap and the lock-in before moving money.

What tax means for interest earnings

Banks advertise the gross rate. Banks may deduct final withholding tax before interest reaches your account.

Truva savings listings show advertised rates and gross peso estimates. That keeps the comparison aligned with the bank's own public rate, while still reminding you that tax may be deducted later. Read our full guide on how the 20% final withholding tax works in the Philippines for the complete mechanics.

Digital bank rate changes in early 2026: what you need to know

Rates shifted significantly in the first quarter of 2026. Articles from 2025 may show numbers that no longer apply.

Maya: Base rate unchanged at 3.5%. The boosted rate of 12% requires monthly spend and Maya Easy Credit activity. The 12% rate applies only on the first PHP 100,000.

GoTyme: Base rate cut from 3.5% to 3% in January 2026. No boosted tier available. Simple 3% flat for all balances.

BanKo: Rate unchanged at 5% all year. No cuts announced. A reliable option if rate stability matters to you.

Tonik: Time deposit rates unchanged at 8%. Consistent premium over savings accounts.

We update this table weekly. If rates change again, this page reflects the current snapshot.

PDIC insurance: your money is protected up to PHP 1,000,000

Every BSP-licensed digital bank in the Philippines is covered by PDIC insurance, the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation.

Coverage limit: PHP 1,000,000 per depositor per bank.

What this means in practice:

  • PHP 500,000 in Maya: fully covered
  • PHP 1,000,000 in Maya: fully covered
  • PHP 1,500,000 in Maya: only PHP 1,000,000 is protected

If your savings exceed PHP 1M, split across banks.

Frequently asked questions

Which digital bank pays the highest interest right now?

Maya pays 12%, the highest available anytime-access advertised rate in the Philippines as of April 2026. For locked savings, Tonik pays 8% on a 1-year time deposit.

Is 12% interest real or is there a catch?

The rate is real, but yes, there is a catch. You must complete the required monthly activity. Without the spending requirement, you earn the base rate.

The 12% rate applies only on the first PHP 100,000. Balances above that earn the base rate.

Are digital banks safe? Will the government protect my money if a bank closes?

Yes. All BSP-licensed digital banks are covered by PDIC up to PHP 1,000,000 per bank. If a bank closes, PDIC processes your claim and returns your money up to that limit.

Do I pay taxes on digital bank interest?

Yes. The 20% Final Withholding Tax is usually deducted by banks before interest hits your account. The rates and peso estimates above are before tax.

Which digital bank interest rate is right for you in 2026?

The digital bank rates landscape in 2026 is clearer than ever:

  1. Maya pays highest for flexibility - 12% advertised, if you meet the conditions.
  2. Tonik pays highest for lock-ins - 8% advertised, if you can commit 1 year.
  3. Taxes still matter - the rates above are before tax, so check the bank's terms before opening.
  4. Rates dropped in early 2026 - old articles show stale numbers; this table is updated weekly.
  5. PDIC protection is real - your money is safe up to PHP 1,000,000 per bank.

Pick the product that matches your situation. Then check back here when rates change.

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Rates and peso estimates are before tax. Banks may deduct final withholding tax or other charges before interest reaches your account.

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