Faced with the recent volatility with the dollar, some banks and Fintechs offer yields above the reference rate set by the BCRA in early February.
In the midst of exchange volatility, and before the lowest liquidity of weights in the market, banks and end -stop are adjusting to the rise passive interest rates, that savers can take advantage of deposits to fixed term to 30 days, of common investment funds Money Market and paid accounts.
Recall that the reference rate or monetary policy of the Central Bank (BCRA) has been maintained since the beginning of February in the 29% annual nominal, which is equivalent to a monthly rate of 2.38%, almost at the same levels as February inflation, which was located in 2.4%.
Anyway, some banks and certain Fintechs offer yields above that level that set the monetary authority. Next, the ranking updated at the end of March of the rates that pay virtual wallets and fixed deadlines, to make the weights yield.
Virtual wallets: What performance does they offer?
The yields of the remunerated and FCIS accounts range between 32.58% and 24.35% per year.
- Daruma coconuts*: 32.58% per year
- Ulá (UILO): 32% (remunerate up to $ 1,000,000)
- Orange x: 29% (remunerate up to $ 600,000)
- Pay staff: 26.93%
- Prex: 26.68%
- Payment market: 26.48%
- LB Finance: 24.57%
- Astropay: 24.57%
- Lemon: 24.35% (FCI mm remunerates up to $ 1,500,000)
* It is a mixed income FCI, which can be operated 24/7
CENTRAL BANK ARGENTINA BCRA
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Fixed term at 30 days: How much does each bank pay?
For its fixed term deposits at 30 days, Banks offer rates that reach up to 31% per year, with almost 10 entities registering yields above the level set by the BCRA.
Next, bank by bank, with rates from highest to lowest:
- REBA: 31% annual
- Banco Mariva: 30.75% (30.15% not customers)
- BANK: 30%
- VOII BANK: 30%
- CMF Bank: 30%
- BICA BANCO: 30%
- Bibank: 30%
- Macro Bank: 29.5%
- MERIDIAN BANK: 29.5%
- Bank of Corrientes: 29%
- Regional Credit Financial Company: 29%
- Banco Galicia: 29%
- CREDICOOP BANK: 28%
- Nation Bank: 28.5%
- Galicia more: 28.5%
- Province Bank: 27%
- Mortgage bank: 27% (30.5% for no customers)
- Chubut Bank: 27%
- Tierra del Fuego Bank: 27%
- Julio Bank: 26.5%
- ICBC: 26.5%
- COMAFI BANK: 26.5%
- BBVA Bank: 26.25%
- Dino Bank: 26%
- City Bank: 25%
- Banco del Sol: 25%
- Santander: 25%
- Bank MAS SALES: 23.5%
Source: Ambito
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