The Jammu and Kashmir Bank Savings Account provides easy and convenient banking services to resident and non-resident customers with NRE and NRO accounts. It enables customers to securely earn up to 2.55% interest on savings bank deposits.

Guaranteed Plan
(By Insurance companies)Fixed Deposit
(Offered by Banks)Savings Account
(Post Office)Fully Tax-Free, Life Cover Included
A Jammu and Kashmir Bank Savings Account offers secure and convenient banking services to customers, including salaried persons, women, the elderly, and minors. It provides crucial services such as debit cards, electronic banking, and online payments. It is also accompanied by a sweep-in facility that automatically transfers excess balances to a fixed deposit to earn J&K Bank FD interest rates, without the inconvenience of funds being inaccessible when required.
The following table outlines the savings account interest rates applicable to both Resident and Non-Resident Accounts (NRE/NRO) at J&K Bank:
| Nature | Interest Rate (% p.a.) |
| Domestic | 2.55 |
| Non-Resident (NRO/NRE) | 2.55 |
*J&K Bank Savings account interest rates w.e.f. 11 February 2026
Here is a breakdown of the various types of savings accounts available:
 This account is provided to people who want better banking services and convenient savings facilities. The minimum Average Monthly Balance (AMB) is ₹5,000.
 It is for employees whose salaries are deposited at the bank. It provides easy payroll credits and basic banking services. This account does not require any AMB (Average Minimum Balance).
It provides basic services, such as deposits, withdrawals, and web banking. The minimum AMB required in the account is ₹1000.
It is an account used to fulfill the requirements of individuals with regular payments and to process salary credits, pay bills, and provide other normal banking services. There is no minimum balance for these general salary accounts.
This is a savings account designed for individuals who want more banking features and greater service privileges. The balance must be an Average Monthly Deposit of ₹1,00,000
It is a type of account aimed at students that allows saving money and provides easy access to banking. This is not obligatory; you do not have to maintain a minimum balance, and there is no charge for zero-balance accounts.
A savings account designed specifically for government institutions and related entities for managing official funds.
This account is offered to employees of corporate organizations for smooth salary credit and convenient banking services.
A savings account for women customers, often considered among the best savings account options for premium banking benefits. It requires a Minimum Average Monthly Balance (AMB) of ₹5,00,000.
 It is an appropriate account for those who want to open an account with minimal documents and are satisfied with simple requirements.
This J&K Bank zero balance savings account is designed to provide essential banking services. It offers facilities such as deposits, withdrawals, and ATM access.
 It is a savings account that allows pensionists to easily receive pension credits by accessing funds. There is no minimum AMB requirement, and there are no penalty charges for not maintaining a balance.
This account is created specifically to encourage NCC cadets to develop financial awareness and saving behavior during their youth. It is a zero-balance account, and therefore, no penalty is imposed even when the balance is zero.
J&K Bank delivers different savings account features created to make banking more practical and efficient. Here are some of them:
You can open a J&K Bank Savings Account either online or offline through a simple process.
You can easily and conveniently open your account online. Follow these steps:
You may open your account by visiting a bank branch:
Jammu & Kashmir Bank Savings Account includes a variety of account types to match the needs of a broad set of customers. The account attracts interest of 2.55% per annum, interest being calculated on the daily balance and charged quarterly. It also provides a sweep-in FD facility, where excess funds can be transferred to a fixed deposit to earn greater FD interest rates, but the money can be withdrawn at any time.