Term deposits

SME Bank (via Raisin): 3.35% TAE for 12 months at SME Bank (Lithuania), opened through Raisin

SME Bank 12-month deposit via Raisin

Net value, first year

€271.35

#3 of 15 in this goal

Value per month of commitment

€22.61

Commitment: 12 months

Reward

Rate3.35% TAE

12 mo · first €100,000

Terms

Reward
Fixed 3.35% TAE for a 12-month deposit at SME Bank (Lithuania, rated A), contracted through the Raisin platform with no fee for the saver. Capital and interest are paid at maturity. Paid: At maturity (12 months).
Rate
3.35% TAE for 12 months, on the first €100,000
Requirements
  • Open a free Cuenta Raisin (Raisin Bank AG) and transfer the funds
  • Minimum EUR 20,000, maximum EUR 100,000 per the Raisin bank page
Fees
€0/month. No fees for the saver; Raisin is paid a commission by the partner banks
Penalty
The Raisin page says early withdrawal is not possible in a 12-month deposit and the bank may apply a penalty, normally losing the interest earned
Eligibility
  • Residents only: Unknown
  • NIE or TIE accepted: Unknown
  • Open to non-residents: Unknown
  • Raisin pages fetched do not state residency or NIE/TIE rules for opening a Cuenta Raisin.
Valid until
No end date stated
Checked
(today, confirmed by the bank)
Notes
Rate from the Raisin 12-month page updated 2 Oct 2026. The Raisin bank page for SME Bank shows 3.31% for 1 year with data dated 09/06/2026, so the rate moves; confirm in the Raisin app. Raisin describes SME Bank as a digital bank oriented to businesses; the Raisin 12-month page lists its deposit for savers. Guarantee is the Lithuanian scheme, EUR 100,000 per depositor and bank.

How the value is built

Score breakdown for the default profile
LineEUR
Interest 3.35% TAE on EUR 10000 for 12 months€335.00
Withholding 19% on interest-€63.65
Net value, first year€271.35

Default profile: gifts at 80% of retail, a balance of €10,000. Change them in the search filters. Methodology

Catches

  • penalty: The Raisin page says early withdrawal is not possible in a 12-month deposit and the bank may apply a penalty, normally losing the interest earned

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