What interest do banks pay on savings in Austria?

Banks in Austria paid households an average of 2.15% on new one-year deposits in August 2026. Overnight deposits: 0.45%. Deposits at notice of up to 3 months: 1.94%.

What is the difference between overnight, notice and term deposits?

Overnight deposits can be withdrawn at any time. Deposits at notice can be withdrawn once the bank has been given notice, here up to 3 months; regulated savings accounts are usually counted here. Fixed-term deposits are locked for an agreed period, here up to 1 year. The ECB publishes a separate rate for each.

🇦🇹Deposit Rates Austria

Banks in Austria paid households an average of 2.15% on new one-year deposits in August 2026. A year earlier it was 1.54%, a change of +0.61 pp. It rose from 2.10% the previous month. Over the period shown it has ranged from 0.07% to 3.60%. That is 0.02 percentage points above the euro-area average of 2.13% — the 11th of 21 member states that report it.

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One-year deposit rate and inflation, last 10 years

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Source: ECB (MIR) · data through August 2026 · updated 2026-10-20 · modifications: none

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What banks pay on each kind of deposit

Deposit	Average rate	Month
Overnight, can be withdrawn at any time	0.45%	August 2026
At notice, up to 3 months	1.94%	August 2026
Fixed term, up to 1 year	2.15%	August 2026

Do savings beat inflation?

Against inflation of 2.9% over the past 12 months, that is a real loss of about 0.7%.

Real rate = (1 + deposit rate) ÷ (1 + inflation) − 1, calculated by euroflation from the ECB deposit rate and the annual rate of change of Eurostat's HICP in the same month. It describes the past 12 months and is not a forecast. The HICP is not the national consumer price index.

How to read these rates

Each figure is an average over all banks for new business in the month. Individual offers differ.
Regulated savings accounts, where a country has them, are usually counted as deposits at notice.
Rates are before tax.
The newest month is provisional and the ECB may revise it.
This is official data, not advice.

What savings would have earned

€10,000 kept at the average one-year deposit rate in Austria since September 2016 grew to €11,080, which buys what €7,778 bought then.

Source: ECB, average rate on new one-year household deposits, monthly, and Eurostat HICP, September 2016 to September 2026. The calculation is euroflation's. Before tax and fees. Prices are measured with the HICP, not the national consumer price index. The bank-rate figure approximates rolling over a one-year deposit each month at the average rate banks paid on new deposits that month. It is an average over all banks, so an individual offer differs.

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Austria deposit rates — frequently asked questions

What interest do banks pay on savings in Austria?: Banks in Austria paid households an average of 2.15% on new one-year deposits in August 2026. Overnight deposits: 0.45%. Deposits at notice of up to 3 months: 1.94%.
Do savings beat inflation in Austria?: Against inflation of 2.9% over the past 12 months, that is a real loss of about 0.7%.
What is the difference between overnight, notice and term deposits?: Overnight deposits can be withdrawn at any time. Deposits at notice can be withdrawn once the bank has been given notice, here up to 3 months; regulated savings accounts are usually counted here. Fixed-term deposits are locked for an agreed period, here up to 1 year. The ECB publishes a separate rate for each.