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HSBC Time Deposit Interest Rates

HSBC pays an annual gross 41% on a 32-day TRY 5,000,000 deposit. The average of the 14 banks paying interest at the same term and amount is 41.07%; HSBC ranks 9 of 14. The rate is 0.07 pp below the market average. HSBC lists 4 term and amount tiers; its highest annual gross rate is 41% (1–45 days, TRY 2,000,000–5,000,000).

Last updated: Source: Bank rate sheets

32 days · TRY 5,000,000
41%
Annual gross rate
Market average
41.07%
14 banks
Rank
9 / 14
Highest: Anadolubank 44%
Highest rate
41%
1–45 days · TRY 2,000,000–5,000,000

HSBC Rates by Term and Amount

TermAmount (TRY)Annual gross rate
1–45 days2,000,000–5,000,00041%
46–365 days2,000,000–2,500,00037%
46–365 days2,500,001–3,500,00037.25%
46–365 days3,500,001–5,000,00037.5%
Amounts are gross, before tax. Rates are bank rate sheet data dated October 4, 2026; promotional and new-customer rates depend on the bank’s terms.

32-Day Gross Return with HSBC

AmountAnnual gross rateGross interest
TRY 5,000,00041%TRY 179,726.03
Amounts are gross, before tax. Promotional and new-customer rates depend on the bank’s terms.

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About HSBC Time Deposit Rates

The rates on this page are the annual gross Turkish lira time deposit rates for HSBC, taken automatically from bank rate sheets. The rate varies by term and amount; comparisons use the banks paying interest at the same term and amount. Calculations are gross, before tax.

Frequently Asked Questions

Based on data dated October 4, 2026, HSBC pays an annual gross 41% on a 32-day TRY 5,000,000 deposit. The average of 14 banks at the same term and amount is 41.07%; HSBC ranks 9.

At an annual gross 41%, TRY 5,000,000 earns TRY 179,726.03 gross interest in 32 days; the gross balance at maturity is TRY 5,179,726.03. The figure is gross, before tax.

The highest annual gross rate in the HSBC sheet is 41%, for a 1–45 days term in the TRY 2,000,000–5,000,000 amount tier.

Gross interest = amount × annual rate × days / 36,500. Interest is paid together with the principal at maturity; calculations are gross, before tax.