
GO2bank Savings Vaults
4.50% APY on up to a $5,000 average daily balance, paid quarterly; $5 monthly fee unless you get direct deposit
Rates verified October 27, 2026Open accountThe Bottom Line
- APY
- 4.50% (verified Oct 27, 2026). All rates and fees
Key facts
- Min. deposit: None
- Monthly fee: $5
- Insurance: FDIC insured
Pros
- 4.50% APY on an average daily balance up to $5,000, per GO2bank's page
- GO2bank says there are no fees to create or maintain a savings account
- Cash deposits at 90,000+ retailers (a service fee of up to $4.95 and limits apply)
Cons
- The rate applies to an average daily balance up to $5,000
- Interest is paid quarterly, and GO2bank dates the 4.50% figure December 2024
- $5 monthly fee on the GO2bank account unless you receive a payroll or government benefits direct deposit each statement period
At a glance
Rates verified October 27, 2026- APY
- 4.50%
- APY note
- 4.50% APY (4.41% interest rate) on up to a $5,000 average daily balance of all savings during the quarter, paid quarterly, if the account is in good standing; fees on the primary deposit account may reduce earnings. GO2bank's page dates these figures December 2024. The $5 monthly fee on the GO2bank account is waived with a payroll or government benefits direct deposit in the previous monthly statement period.
- Minimum deposit
- None
- Monthly fee
- $5
- FDIC
- Powered by Green Dot Bank, FDIC-insured up to $250,000
- Institution
- Green Dot Bank (GO2bank brand)
- ATM access
- Yes
Sources: go2bank.com/features/save-money, go2bank.com, read October 27, 2026
GO2bank Savings Vaults fees
Fee document read October 27, 2026- Monthly maintenance fee
- No feeThe monthly fee in At a glance ($5) differs from this fee document; we are checking which one applies to this account.bank document
- Paper statements
- Not offeredbank document
- Inactivity or dormancy
- Not disclosed in the fee documentbank document
- Outgoing domestic wire
- Not disclosed in the fee documentbank document
- Outgoing international wire
- Not disclosed in the fee documentbank document
- Excessive withdrawals (savings)
- Not disclosed in the fee documentbank document
- Closing the account early
- Not disclosed in the fee documentbank document
- Stop payment
- Not disclosed in the fee documentbank document
- Out-of-network ATM (the bank's own fee)
- Not disclosed in the fee documentbank document
Read in the bank's own fee documents. “Not disclosed” means the document does not mention the fee, which is not the same as free. See how this account compares in the bank fee dataset.
How this rate compares
the FDIC national savings average of 0.38% (October 19, 2026). On a $10,000 balance that is about $412 more in a year.
We re-verify against the issuer's own page when we refresh this listing, and we stamp that date. We do not claim a daily check.
APYs are variable and can change at any time. The FDIC national average is a floor for what an ordinary savings account pays, not a competitor. Named comparisons use each product's last issuer-page check.
Is it worth it?
$450 a year on a $10,000 balance
At 4.50% APY, $10,000 earns about $450 in the first year, versus roughly $38 at the 0.38% FDIC national average (October 19, 2026). That is about $412 more for moving the same money. APY is variable and shown as of the date above.
What is GO2bank Savings Vaults?
Key details
Recent changes to these figures
What changed when we last re-read the GO2bank Savings Vaults page, with the date.
- Fee schedule stored from the bank's own fee documents read 2026-10-27 (10 of 10 fees read, 2 documents)
Explore more
GO2bank Savings Vaults FAQ
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Source: go2bank.com
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