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Central Bank of India Senior Citizen rates

The highest senior citizen rate Central Bank of India publishes today is 7.35% for 444 Days. All 24 published terms are below, exactly as the bank states them.

Central Bank of India currently publishes 4 rate cards with different effective dates — 10 Aug 2026 and 10 Jun 2026 and 10 Dec 2025 and 10 Sept 2025. They are shown as separate tables below rather than merged, because a single blended table would be a rate card this bank never issued.

Published terms

24

distinct rows on the bank’s own rate card

Rate range

3.50% – 7.35%

lowest to highest across all terms

Senior citizen premium

+50 bps

extra rate over the general card, by term

Bank type

PSU

as classified by the RBI

Fixed deposit · 18 terms

Source: Central Bank of India interest-rate page

Card effective 10 Aug 2026 · 13 terms

TenureSenior Citizen rateGeneralPremiumAmount
7 to 14 Days3.50%3.00%+50 bps₹100 – ₹3 Cr
15 to 30 Days4.00%3.50%+50 bps₹100 – ₹3 Cr
31 to 45 Days4.00%3.50%+50 bps₹100 – ₹3 Cr
46 to 59 Days4.75%4.25%+50 bps₹100 – ₹3 Cr
60 to 90 Days4.50%4.00%+50 bps₹100 – ₹3 Cr
91 to 179 Days4.75%4.25%+50 bps₹100 – ₹3 Cr
180 to 270 Days6.00%5.50%+50 bps₹100 – ₹3 Cr
271 to 364 Days6.50%6.00%+50 bps₹100 – ₹3 Cr
1 to < 2 Years6.60%6.10%+50 bps₹100 – ₹3 Cr
444 Days7.25%6.75%+50 bps₹100 – ₹3 Cr
2 to < 3 Years6.75%6.25%+50 bps₹100 – ₹3 Cr
3 to < 5 Years6.50%6.00%+50 bps₹100 – ₹3 Cr
5 Years & > to 10 Years6.50%6.00%+50 bps₹100 – ₹3 Cr

Card effective 10 Jun 2026 · 1 term

TenureSenior Citizen rateGeneralPremiumAmount
333 Days7.00%6.50%+50 bps₹100 – ₹3 Cr

Card effective 10 Dec 2025 · 1 term

TenureSenior Citizen rateGeneralPremiumAmount
555 Days6.80%6.30%+50 bps₹100 – ₹3 Cr

Card effective 10 Sept 2025 · 3 terms

TenureSenior Citizen rateGeneralPremiumAmount
1111 DaysGREEN FD SC6.75%6.25%+50 bps₹50,000 – ₹2.00 Cr
2222 DaysGREEN FD SC7.00%6.50%+50 bps₹50,000 – ₹2.00 Cr
3333 DaysGREEN FD SC7.00%6.50%+50 bps₹50,000 – ₹2.00 Cr

Other fixed deposits at Central Bank of India

Same bank, different rules on breaking the deposit and on tax. Each carries its own rate card, its own effective date, and a link to the page it came from.

Cannot be withdrawn before maturity. Banks usually pay more for that, and the minimum is usually higher.

Card effective 10 Aug 2026 · 1 term

TenureSenior Citizen rateGeneralPremiumAmount
444 Days7.35%6.85%+50 bps₹1 Cr – ₹3 Cr

Card effective 10 Jun 2026 · 1 term

TenureSenior Citizen rateGeneralPremiumAmount
333 Days7.10%6.60%+50 bps₹1 Cr – ₹3 Cr

Card effective 10 Dec 2025 · 1 term

TenureSenior Citizen rateGeneralPremiumAmount
555 Days6.90%6.40%+50 bps₹1 Cr – ₹3 Cr

Qualifies for the Section 80C deduction and carries a 5-year lock-in. It cannot be broken early.

TenureSenior Citizen rateGeneralPremiumAmountEffective
5 Years6.50%6.00%+50 bps₹100 – ₹1.50 L10 Aug 2026

Floating-rate fixed deposit

Source: Central Bank of India interest-rate page — the bank's general rate page, not a dedicated one

The rate is tied to a benchmark and resets during the term, so it can move after you book.

TenureSenior Citizen rateGeneralPremiumAmountEffective
1 to < 2 Years6.05%5.55%+50 bps₹1,000 – ₹3.00 Cr10 Dec 2025
2 to < 3 Years6.10%5.60%+50 bps₹1,000 – ₹3.00 Cr10 Dec 2025

Opening a fixed deposit with Central Bank of India

Central Bank of India publishes 24 separate terms for senior citizens, starting from ₹100. The highest is 7.35% at 444 Days.

Read the term column before you commit. Banks price odd terms deliberately — this one lists 7 to 14 Days, and asking for a round number instead can put you in a lower bucket. The rate you get is the one printed against the term you actually book.

You can usually open a deposit inside Cent Mobile, at a branch, or through net banking. Eligibility, documents and premature-withdrawal penalties are set by Central Bank of India and change without notice, so read their deposit terms & conditions. We publish rates, not advice.

Passbook saysRates come from Central Bank of India's own published rate card, with the date the bank made them effective. We never estimate a rate, and never show one the bank has not published.