Based on listed rates for a 24-month term with interest paid at maturity, VPBank offers the highest counter rate at 6.9% per year (VND 13.8 million in interest), followed by MB at 6.5% (VND 13 million) and Sacombank at 6.2% (VND 12.4 million). Techcombank has the lowest counter rate in the compared group at 4.85% per year, or VND 9.7 million. For online deposits, Sacombank leads at 7.3% per year (VND 14.6 million), followed by VPBank at 7.1% (VND 14.2 million), while HDBank pays 5% (VND 10 million) and Techcombank 5.35% (VND 10.7 million); ACB has no 24-month online rate data. The rates are compiled from bank rate schedules, apply to specific products and deposit amounts, and may change over time or by agreement with depositors.
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