ADCB Savings and Call Accounts

​The ADCB Savings and Call Accounts provide customers with opportunities to grow their finances over time. The Savings Account available in AED and USD currencies offers an interest rate of 0.10% per annum.

On the other hand, the Call Account is available in AED, USD, and other major currencies, accrues interest daily and distributes it monthly. Both accounts are accessible to UAE residents and non-residents.

Keep reading to explore further details!

ADCB Savings and Call Accounts- Key Features Explained

We have mentioned the key benefits and features of having an ADCB account:

Features Savings Account Call Account
Currency The bank account is available in AED, SGD, SAR, JPY, EUR, CHF, CAD, AUD, GBP, and USD The bank account is available in AED, USD, and other major currencies
Interest Rate An interest-bearing account, with a rate of up to 0.10% per annum Interest accrued on daily balance is paid out monthly
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Are You Eligible to Open an ADCB Savings and Call Accounts

Here are the eligibility criteria for opening ADCB Savings Accounts and Call Accounts –

  • Employment Status
    • Salaried and Non-Salaried
      • For Salaried - Minimum Salary- AED 5,000
  • Citizenship - UAE Resident & Non-Resident

Documents Checklist for Bank Account Opening

The following is a list of documents required for opening the ADCB Savings and Call accounts are:

For UAE Residents For UAE Non-Residents
  • Emirates ID
  • Passport
  • UAE Residence Visa
  • Salary Certificate
  • Passport
  • Copy of Visit Visa and Entry Stamp or E-gate Card
  • Latest 3 Months’ Stamped Bank Statements
  • A Letter of Introduction from an Existing ADCB Customer with a Relationship of 1 or 1+ Years

Note:

  • All documents must be valid
  • All documents must be original except the Visit Visa and Entry Stamp

How to Open ADCB Savings and Call Accounts?

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  • STEP 4: Apply and follow the prompts given.

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ADCB Savings and Call Accounts- Terms & Conditions

We have mentioned some of the terms and conditions of the ADCB Savings and Call Accounts:

  • ADCB offers both interest-bearing and non-interest-bearing Savings accounts. To earn interest on an interest-bearing savings account, you need to maintain a minimum balance, which is specified on ADCB's website and available at their branches
  • If your balance falls below this minimum, no interest will be earned. Interest is credited only if it reaches a certain minimum amount, and the account remains open during ADCB's designated interest payout cycle.

Note: Details about this minimum interest amount can be found in ADCB's Schedule of Fees

  • Similarly, for Call Deposit accounts, maintaining a specified minimum balance is necessary to earn interest. These details are provided on ADCB's website and at their branches
  • No interest will accrue if the balance is below the required minimum. Interest is credited only when it meets the minimum interest threshold and the account remains open during the bank's specified interest payout cycle

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What is the minimum balance requirement for ADCB Savings and Call Accounts?

The minimum balance requirement for an ADCB Savings Account is AED 5,000. For a foreign currency Savings Account, the minimum balance is USD 1,500 or its equivalent in other currencies.

Q2. Are there any fees associated with ADCB Savings and Call Accounts?

A monthly fee is applicable if the respective segment-wise relationship balance criteria are not met.

Q3. How is interest calculated and paid on these accounts?

For Savings Accounts, interest is calculated monthly on the minimum balance and paid half-yearly. For Call Accounts, interest is accrued daily and paid monthly.

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