Update your fixed deposit bank details

Go to our service portal to change your bank account.

Manage your bank account details

When you open a fixed deposit with us, you use a bank account from which you invest money. This bank account, by default, becomes your maturity bank account, which means that once your FD matures, you’ll receive funds in this account.

If there’s any change in your bank account during your FD tenure, you can update the same by raising a request in the service portal.

  • Update your maturity bank account details

    Update your maturity bank account details

    • Click on the ‘Sign-in’ button on this page to visit our service portal.
    • Enter your registered mobile number and the OTP to sign-in.
    • Share your date of birth for verification.
    •  Click on 'Menu.'
    • Scroll down to 'Help & Support.'
    • Click on 'To raise a new request click here.'
    • Select ‘Deposits’ and select your product.
    • Select relevant query and sub-query type. 
    • Enter any additional details, if required.
    • Submit your request.

    You can also directly visit our service portal by clicking on ‘Update maturity bank account’ below. Once signed-in, you’ll be redirected to the ‘Raise a request’ section. You can then select your FD select relevant query and sub-query type, and proceed to raise a request.

    After you submit your request, a representative will contact you within 48 business hours to guide you through the next steps.

    Update maturity bank account

  • To view and manage your other FD account details, click on any of the links at the top of this page.

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  • Check your fixed deposits

    Visit our service portal and track your FD details easily.

Frequently asked questions

What benefit I will get if I invest in a Bajaj Finance Fixed Deposit (FD)?

You can get these benefits with Bajaj Finance Fixed Deposit:

  • You can start investing in our fixed deposit with just Rs. 15,000.
  • Our highest (ICRA) AAA (Stable) and CRISIL AAA/STABLE ratings ensure your deposits are secured with us.
  • You have the convenience to choose any tenure from 12 to 60 months, having different interest rates to suit your needs.
  • You get an additional interest rate of up to 0.25% p.a. if you are a senior citizen (over 60 years of age).
  • You can choose from our hassle-free and flexible interest payout options, which offer monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, and yearly pay-out options.
  • We provide an end-to-end online process wherein you can book a fixed deposit without visiting any branch.
  • You can manage your FD online, download your Fixed Deposit Receipt (FDR), Interest Certificate (IC), Statement of Account (SOA), etc.
  • You can also avail a loan against your fixed deposit after the lock-in period of 3 months. This lets you avail up to 75% of your invested amount for a cumulative fixed deposit, and 60% of your invested amount for a non-cumulative fixed deposit.
Do I need to provide any referral for opening a Bajaj Finance Fixed Deposit account?

You do not require any referral to invest in a fixed deposit with Bajaj Finance.

Is the newly introduced FD interest rate applicable to my current Bajaj Finance Fixed Deposit account?

The newly introduced fixed deposit interest rate will not be applicable to your current fixed deposit. Since you have locked in your money with us at a specific interest rate, you will continue to receive the same till its maturity. If you wish to earn the new interest rates, then we recommend you invest in a new fixed deposit.

Which documents do I need to renew my Bajaj Finance Fixed Deposit (FD)?

You do not need to submit any document for your fixed deposit (FD) renewal process.

Why do I need to add a nominee to my Bajaj Finance Fixed Deposit?

You are requested to add a nominee because:

  • It ensures your money reaches the right person in case of your untimely demise.
  • In the absence of a nominee, your rightful heir(s) may be asked to produce a court order or a succession certificate to claim the money, which is a relatively time-consuming and complex process.
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