Term Deposit Receipts (TDRs) are financial instruments issued by banks and financial institutions as proof of a fixed-term investment. When you invest a lump sum for a predetermined tenure at a fixed interest rate, the institution issues a TDR confirming all key details of your deposit.
For investors who prefer certainty over volatility, TDRs form the backbone of disciplined, low-risk financial planning.
What is a term deposit and how it works
A term deposit is a fixed investment where you deposit a specific amount for a chosen tenure—typically ranging from a few months to several years. The interest rate remains locked in for the entire period, protecting your returns from market fluctuations.
Funds are available at maturity, while premature withdrawals may attract penalties or reduced interest. Depending on the option selected, interest can be paid monthly, quarterly, annually, or at maturity.
Fixed deposits (FDs) are a type of term deposit, and the terms are often used interchangeably. Once the deposit is booked—online or offline—the institution issues a term deposit receipt (TDR) containing all investment details.
With Bajaj Finance Fixed Deposits, investors get clear tenure options, predictable interest rates, and easy online booking—making long-term planning simpler. Check rates.
Features of Term Deposit Receipts (TDRs)
Fixed Interest Rate
TDRs offer a fixed rate throughout the tenure, ensuring stable and predictable earnings.
Flexible Tenure
You can choose a short-term or long-term investment depending on your goals and liquidity needs.
Guaranteed Returns
TDRs assure the return of principal along with interest, making them ideal for conservative investors.
Loan Facility
Many institutions allow loans against TDRs, offering liquidity without breaking the deposit.
Nomination Facility
You can nominate a beneficiary, ensuring smooth fund transfer in unforeseen circumstances.
Bajaj Finance Fixed Deposits combine these benefits with attractive returns of up to 7.30% p.a., backed by AAA/Stable ratings from CRISIL and ICRA. Open FD.