FIMBank

Fimbank Plc · Malta
Website
Offers
4
Instant access
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highest effective
Deposit
3.27%
highest effective
Deposit guarantee
Until €100,000
Malta scheme

Offers from FIMBank

Saving at FIMBank

FIMBank is a bank from Malta. From the Netherlands you open an account through the savings platform Raisin: one Raisin account, with your money held at FIMBank in your name.

For €16,600 we list 4 deposits from FIMBank, with terms from 1 month to 1 year. The best-paying deposit runs for 1 year at an effective 3.27% a year.

The lowest minimum deposit is €1.

Savings at FIMBank fall under Depositor Compensation Scheme (Malta), the statutory deposit guarantee scheme of Malta, up to €100,000 per person. We checked that with the supervisor or the scheme itself. Malta does not withhold tax on the interest of a saver who lives in the Netherlands.

What is the savings rate at FIMBank?
At FIMBank the highest effective annual rate for €16,600 is currently 3.27% on a 1 year deposit. The table on this page has every offer with its rate and conditions.
Is my money safe at FIMBank?
FIMBank (Fimbank Plc) takes part in Depositor Compensation Scheme (Malta). If the bank fails, that scheme repays your savings up to €100,000 per person, interest included.
Do I pay withholding tax on interest from FIMBank?
Malta does not withhold tax on the interest of a saver who lives in the Netherlands.
How do I open an account at FIMBank?
From the Netherlands you open an account through the savings platform Raisin: one Raisin account, with your money held at FIMBank in your name.

Deposit guarantee and licence

Institution
Fimbank Plc
Status
Verified European deposit guarantee scheme
Scheme
Depositor Compensation Scheme (Malta)
Guarantee
€100,000 per person per institution
Verification
Raisin wettelijke DGS-disclosure
detailsMalta Financial Services Authority
source ↗ · 2 Nov 2026

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