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My eBanc CD rates 2026: Exceptional return rates, but at a steep buy-in

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Looking for a simple investment that makes your savings work for you by earning interest at a generous rate? If you’re willing to venture away from the financial institution that you bank with regularly, you’ll find some extremely valuable deposit account options that may yield well over 4.00% annual percentage yield (APY). 

My eBanc offers a lineup of such certificates of deposit (CDs). Its return rates are unusually high. Still, My eBanc CDs won’t fit everyone’s needs due to high minimum deposit requirements. Here’s what to know before opening an account. 

Rates are current as of Aug. 26, 2025 and are subject to change. 



My eBanc CD rates and products 

My eBanc features three types of Time Deposit (another name for a CD): standard, jumbo, and flex. My eBanc doesn’t offer any of its accounts in the form of business or IRA CDs, unfortunately. 

Each account type comes with unique term lengths and minimum deposit requirements.  

The entry requirement for a standard My eBanc CD is $5,000 . That’s a bit rich compared to many other financial institutions—but the reward is some of the highest returns on the market. You’ll earn up to 4.45% APY as of this writing, depending on the CD type and term length you choose. 

Standard CDs 

My eBanc offers five term lengths for its standard CDs, from six months to three years. Each option yields an impressive return—ideal for CD laddering. The big deterrent is its minimum $5,000 deposit. 

My eBanc standard CD features

Minimum opening deposit$5,000
Early withdrawal penalty– Terms between 6 and12 months: 3 months’ interest on the amount withdrawn 
– Terms between 18 and 24 months: 6 months’ interest on the amount withdrawn 
– Term of 36 months: 9 months’ interest on the amount withdrawn
Additional deposits allowedNo
Automatic renewalYes
Grace period10 days

My eBanc standard CD rates

TermAPY
6-month CD3.60%
12-month CD3.60%
18-month CD3.75%
24-month CD3.75%
36-month CD3.45%
6-month CD
APY3.60%
12-month CD
APY3.60%
18-month CD
APY3.75%
24-month CD
APY3.75%
36-month CD
APY3.45%

Bank details checked Aug. 26, 2025 

Flex CDs 

Typically, you’ll be dinged a considerable sum for taking out your money before your account matures. Flex CDs waive this early withdrawal penalty, allowing you to access your money at almost any time. Such accounts often come with a far lower APY—but My eBanc’s flex CD options don’t; you can still earn up to 3.30% APY, depending on the amount of money you deposit. 

However, the minimum to open this account is a whopping $10,000. 

My eBanc flex CD features 

Minimum opening deposit$5,000
Early withdrawal penaltyNone
Partial withdrawals permitted2
Additional deposits allowedNo
Automatic renewalYes
Grace period10 days

My eBanc flex CD rates

Term lengthAPY
11 months (balances below $100,000) 3.19%
11 months (balances of $100,000+) 3.30%
11 months (balances below $100,000) 
APY3.19%
11 months (balances of $100,000+) 
APY3.30%

Bank details checked Aug. 26, 2025 

Jumbo CDs 

To open a My eBanc jumbo CD, you must deposit at least $50,000. You can choose from identical term lengths as its standard CD offerings—but with higher APYs across the board. 

My eBanc jumbo CD features 

Minimum opening deposit$50,000
Early withdrawal penalty– Terms between 6 and12 months: 3 months’ interest on the amount withdrawn 
– Terms between 18 and 24 months: 6 months’ interest on the amount withdrawn 
– Term of 36 months: 9 months’ interest on the amount withdrawn 
Partial withdrawals permittedNo
Additional deposits allowedNo
Automatic renewalYes
Grace period10 days

My eBanc jumbo CD rates 

TermAPY
6-month CD4.40%
12-month CD4.45%
18-month CD4.30%
24-month CD4.20%
36-month CD3.98%
6-month CD
APY4.40%
12-month CD
APY4.45%
18-month CD
APY4.30%
24-month CD
APY4.20%
36-month CD
APY3.98%

Bank details checked Aug. 25, 2025 



Compare My eBanc to competitors 

All My eBanc CDs offer impressive earning rates. But a $5,000+ minimum deposit may not be accessible to everyone. Here’s a look at some competitors that demand less (or no) minimum deposit. 

My eBanc Logo

My eBanc
Discover Bank logo

Discover
Northern Bank Direct Logo

Northern Bank Direct
6 months6 months6 months
3.60%3.50%4.00%
12 months12 months12 months
3.60%3.90%3.25%
18 months18 months18 months
3.75%3.75%3.50%
24 months24 months24 months
3.75%3.60%3.25%
36 months36 months36 months
3.45%3.60%3.25%
Learn moreLearn moreLearn more
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at My eBanc
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at MoneyLion
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at Northern Bank Direct

Bank details checked Aug. 26, 2025 

Learn more about My eBanc 

My eBanc is a digital arm of Bradesco Bank, a financial institution headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil. It operates offices in New York and Miami, as well. 

My eBanc doesn’t itself offer many bank products; you won’t find personal loans, IRAs, etc. It specializes in high-yield deposit accounts, such as CDs, high-yield savings accounts, and money market accounts, along with an interest-bearing checking account. If you’re looking for a storage spot for your savings, My eBanc could be an ideal repository for those willing to pony up in exchange for generous earning rates. 

But, for those who don’t wish to swallow the eye-popping minimums required—we should note that the money market and checking accounts each require a $5,000 deposit or more, and savings starts at $25,000—you’ll want to consider other institutions, such as our picks for the best checking accounts. 

On the fence?

Read our full My eBanc review to help you determine if this is the bank for you.

Frequently asked questions

What is the minimum deposit required for a My eBanc CD?

The minimum deposit required to open a My eBanc CD depends on the account type. You’ll need $5,000 to open a standard CD, $10,000 for a flex CD, and $50,000 for a jumbo CD.

How are My eBanc CD early withdrawal penalties calculated?

My eBanc CD charges early withdrawal penalties according to your account term length. Penalties vary between three and nine months’ interest on the amount withdrawn.

Does My eBanc charge maintenance fees on CDs?

My eBanc doesn’t charge maintenance fees on CDs.

Is there a grace period after My eBanc CD maturity?

My eBanc CDs have a 10-day grace period during which you can choose to add more money, close your account, or move your money to a different CD. 

Are My eBanc CDs FDIC insured? 

Yes, My eBanc CDs are FDIC insured up to $250,000 per account holder per account ownership category. 

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By Joseph HostetlerStaff Writer, Personal Finance Commerce

Joseph is a staff writer on Fortune's personal finance commerce team. He's covered personal finance since 2016, previously serving as a reporter and editor at sites like Business Insider and The Points Guy. He has also contributed to major outlets such as AP News, CNN, Newsweek, and many more.

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