Fixed Deposit
3.45% vs 3.30% — the catch
Affin FD Promotion 2026: 3.45% DIVENTIUM Rate vs 3.30% Anyone Can Get Online
Affin Bank's Smart Pricing Campaign 3.0 runs 1–31 August 2026, paying up to 3.45% per annum on a 12-month deposit. But that top rate needs RM2 million in assets. Everyone else — no branch visit, no segment — gets 3.30% online.
3.30%
eFD/eTD-i online, 12 months
anyone, min RM5,000
3.45%
DIVENTIUM branch, 12 months
needs RM2m+ in assets
31 Aug 2026
Campaign ends
or when the fund pool is used up
Three tiers, one campaign
- INVIKTA also opens via an RM800,000 mortgage — no AUM or salary needed if you've financed a home that big.
- DIVENTIUM's RM2 million bar drops to a RM500,000 hire-purchase for the same top tier.
- The online eFD/eTD-i tier skips all of that — any customer, new or existing, gets it with RM5,000.
What actually caps it
- Max RM200,000 per online placement — sharing a RM200 million pool with AVANCE branch customers.
- No interest at all on early withdrawal of the conventional eFD — the Islamic eTD-i keeps a reduced profit share.
See today's Fixed Deposit rate comparison on Rates.my, or read how the same headline-vs-catch pattern played out in HSBC's FD promotion.
What to watch
- 31 Aug 2026Campaign 3.0 ends — no word yet on a September follow-on cycle.
- Your maturity datePlacements revert to Affin's board rate on renewal, not the Campaign 3.0 rate.
- Before you applyConfirm your segment with Affin first — the T&C puts a mis-selected product on the customer, not the bank.
Not financial advice. This is general information based on Affin Bank Berhad and Affin Islamic Bank Berhad's own published campaign terms as at 24 August 2026. It is not a recommendation to open, upgrade or apply for any account, and Rates.my does not issue price targets or rate forecasts. Confirm current terms with Affin before applying — campaign rates and eligibility can change.
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