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Compare Savings Account Rates

Current profit rates on standard savings accounts across Pakistan's major banks, pulled directly from each bank's own published rate sheet — not third-party estimates.

⏱ Last verified 20 Aug 2026 — banks revise these monthly or quarterly, always confirm before opening an account

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Bank Account Profit Rate (p.a.) Payout Source
HBL logo HBL PLS Savings Account 10.25%Best Rate Semi-annual HBL rate sheet ↗
Standard Chartered logo Standard Chartered Super Save Account 10.00% Semi-annual SC Pakistan ↗
UBL logo UBL UBL Savings / UniFlex Account 10.00% Monthly UBL rate sheet ↗
Bank Alfalah logo Bank Alfalah Alfalah Kifayat (top tier, PKR 5M+) 9.30% Monthly Bank Alfalah rate sheet ↗
Bank Alfalah logo Bank Alfalah Alfalah PLS Savings (standard) 9.00% Semi-annual Bank Alfalah rate sheet ↗
Meezan Bank logo Meezan Bank Rupee Savings Account (Islamic) 7.04% Monthly Meezan rate sheet ↗
Why only 6 rows for now: Every rate above is pulled directly from that bank's own official rate sheet, published August 2026. Pakistani bank profit rates move monthly or quarterly, so we're adding banks here only once each one's current, official rate has been individually verified — rather than publishing rough or outdated figures just to fill the table. More banks are being added as they're confirmed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which bank has the highest savings account rate in Pakistan right now?

As of August 2026, HBL's PLS Savings Account offers the highest verified rate on this page at 10.25% per annum, paid semi-annually. Standard Chartered's Super Save Account and UBL's Savings/UniFlex Account both follow closely at 10.00%. Rates change monthly or quarterly, so always confirm the current rate on the bank's own rate sheet before opening an account.

How often do Pakistani banks change their savings account profit rates?

Most banks revise their savings account profit rates monthly or semi-annually, largely in response to changes in the State Bank of Pakistan's policy rate. Islamic banks such as Meezan Bank declare profit rates monthly based on actual profit earned from Shariah-compliant investments, rather than a fixed interest rate.

Why does this comparison only show a few banks?

Each rate on this page is individually verified against that bank's own official, currently published rate sheet before being added. Rather than filling the table with outdated or estimated figures for every bank, PakFinHub adds a bank only once its current rate has been confirmed directly from an official source. More banks are added as they are verified.