HDFC launches new savings account for monthly income earners 

Deposits and Business Development Kamal Perera handing over the product promotional material to GM/CEO Nishaman Karunapala

DGM – Treasury and Marketing C.R.P. Balasooriya handing over the account passbook to the first customer 

HDFC Bank, the specialised housing bank, has launched a new savings account, HDFC Salary Saver, designed to empower the financial goals of monthly income earners. 

With HDFC Salary Saver account, you can enjoy higher interest rates compared to traditional savings accounts, ensuring a brighter future. By starting the account with your salary or you only need a minimum deposit of Rs. 2,000 to open this account, which ensures that anyone can start their journey towards success in life. 

This product will reward the account holders with many benefits and it is specifically designed with attractive slab-wise interest rates giving varied returns. It also offers some other benefits such as Internet banking at no extra cost, SMS alerts on all transactions free of charge, with no connection charges and thereby you can access your account, check balances and perform transactions with ease. It also comes with a debit card that can be used for purchases and cash withdrawals at a network of 5,526 ATMs across the island.

 This Savings Account offers exclusive interest rates for loan products such as home Loans, leasing, business loans, gold loan and personal Loans enabling you to progress and succeed in life. 

At present, the Bank’s reach includes 39 branches as well as a team of 60 plus doorstep banking officers, providing easy and accessible financial services to those who need it the most.

CEO/GM Nishaman Karunapala said: “HDFC is a specialised housing financial institution dedicated to empowering individuals and businesses with smart financial solutions. With a history of four decades we have a commitment to helping our customers secure their financial well-being. This new account is a testament to that commitment and we invite everyone to come and experience the difference.”