National Bank of Egypt savings certificates — rates today

The highest first-year rate on a National Bank of Egypt certificate is 22% (Platinum certificate — stepped, annual payout, stepping down in years two and three); the highest fixed rate is 17.85% on the 3-year Platinum certificate. Rates as published on the bank's website on 26 September 2026.

Verified on the bank's website on 26 September 2026

National Bank of Egypt

CertificateAnnual rate
Platinum certificate — variable return3 years · Monthly
19.5%Variable
Platinum certificate — stepped, annual payout3 years · Annual
22% → 17.5% → 13%Stepped
Platinum certificate — stepped, monthly payout3 years · Monthly
21% → 16.25% → 12%Stepped
Platinum certificate — 3 years fixed3 years · Monthly / Quarterly
17.75%Monthly
17.85%Quarterly
Five-year certificate — monthly payout5 years · Monthly
14.25%
Aman Al-Masreyeen certificate3 years · Annual
13%

Calculate your certificate return

Per payout (Monthly)
1,625
Total return over the term
58,500
Average annual rate
19.50%

CBE deposit rate 19% · After inflation (14.5%): a real return of about +5.00 percentage points a year

Certificates or money-market funds?

A certificate locks a rate and ties money up for a fixed term. Money-market funds track rates (the deposit rate is 19% today) and can be redeemed on any business day, but their yield moves with each decision. Compare before deciding:

Frequently asked questions

What is the best NBE certificate now?
The highest first-year rate is 22% on the Platinum certificate — stepped, annual payout, which steps down afterwards. The highest fixed rate is 17.85% on the 3-year Platinum certificate.
What does the NBE five-year certificate pay?
The five-year monthly certificate pays 14.25% a year, monthly, for five years.
What is the Aman Al-Masreyeen certificate?
A 3-year certificate sold in EGP 500 units up to EGP 2,500, paying 13%.
Do certificates pay more than the CBE rate?
The CBE overnight deposit rate is 19%. Some stepped certificates start above it in year one and then fall; long fixed certificates usually pay less.

How it is calculated

  1. 01Rates are transcribed from the certificates page of the National Bank of Egypt's official website on the stated verification date.
  2. 02The calculator computes simple interest with no reinvestment: amount × annual rate ÷ payouts per year.
  3. 03If the CBE announces a rate decision after the verification date, a warning appears automatically.
  4. 04Full terms (early redemption, loans against the certificate) are set by the bank.