Instant Access Savings
Savings, on demand
Up to 2,5% per annum¹ (variable) interest paid daily. No minimums. Instant access anytime.


Get interest paid day after day after day
Open an account in seconds, and see your money grow. Every single day.
This gross interest rate is variable, and your returns may vary depending on your plan. Get from 1% to 2,5% (per annum) variable interest on your money.
Simple and secure savings
Our rates turn heads, but there’s plenty more reasons why your money will thrive.
Save with no minimums
Whether you deposit a little or a lot, your money starts working for you the moment it hits your account.
Access on demand
Enjoy fee-free access to your money whenever and wherever you need it.
Your eligible deposits are insured
As a fully licensed EU bank, your eligible deposits are insured by the Lithuanian Deposit Insurance scheme (Public Institution "Deposit and Investment Insurance").
Add money your way
Whether paying yourself first or saving what's left, add what you like, when you like. With no minimums.Get started


Get a boosted rate on your first €2,500
With Standard, Plus, and Premium you can unlock 2% p.a. on your first €2,500 deposited. Amounts above that will receive a blended rate combining 2% p.a. and your respective plan’s rate.

For when money matters most
Easily add and withdraw money, and enjoy features to help you build towards your savings goals. That way, when the ‘big things’ happen, you’ll be ready.





Your money, protected
Trusted with €36 billion in customer funds — our cutting-edge security features, and award-winning customer support, helped prevent more than €746 million worth of fraud in 2024 alone.
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View Instant Access Savings T&Cs.
Instant Access Savings T&Cs, Deposit Information Sheet, and Deposit Insurance Information apply. The rate is variable and can change in the future. Returns vary depending on your plan. The maximum eligible deposit amount is €100,000. Banking services provided by the Dutch branch of Revolut Bank UAB, authorised by the Bank of Lithuania and the ECB.