+Savings offers up to 4.30% APY (Northpointe Bank) as of October 14, 2026, with NexBank at 4.25%
+One login, $1 minimum, no platform fees across 100+ institutions
+$250,000 FDIC/NCUA coverage per institution; Raisin advertises $10M+ combined through its partner network, subject to conditions
Cons
−Savings and CD products: no checking, debit card, ATM, or cash deposits
−Raisin is not a bank: your money is held at the partner institution you choose
−Each partner bank sets its own rate, and rates are variable and may change after the first deposit
At a glance
Rates verified October 14, 2026
APY
4.30%
APY note
Top savings rate listed on Raisin as of October 14, 2026: Northpointe Bank High-Yield Savings at 4.30% (60-day rate lock for new Raisin users), then NexBank at 4.25% and CNB Bank at 4.17%. Each partner institution sets its own rate; rates are variable and may change after the first deposit.
Minimum deposit
$1
Monthly fee
None
FDIC
Pass-through FDIC/NCUA at each partner institution, $250k per depositor per institution; $10M+ combined possible
Institution
Raisin (marketplace; deposits held at 100+ FDIC/NCUA insured partner institutions)
the FDIC national savings average of 0.37% (September 21, 2026). On a $10,000 balance that is about $393 more in a year.
Last verified October 14, 2026
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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?
$430 a year on a $10,000 balance
At 4.30% APY, $10,000 earns about $430 in the first year, versus roughly $37 at the 0.37% FDIC national average (September 21, 2026). That is about $393 more for moving the same money. APY is variable and shown as of the date above.
Raisin is not a bank but a savings marketplace: one login that lets you open and manage high yield savings accounts, money market accounts, and CDs from more than 100 FDIC insured banks and NCUA insured credit unions. The platform is free to use, the minimum opening deposit is $1, and Raisin earns its revenue from the partner institutions rather than from depositors. It is the US arm of a Berlin based fintech that entered the American market in 2020.
The draw is rate access. As of October 14, 2026, the savings offers Raisin lists start with Northpointe Bank at 4.30% APY (with a 60-day rate lock for new Raisin users), then NexBank at 4.25% and CNB Bank at 4.17%, and more offers load on the page. Each partner sets its own rate, and Raisin lists them in one place so you can compare without opening a new bank account each time. Raisin also lists a limited-time new-customer bonus of up to $1,000 with code STACK for a first deposit made between September 1 and October 31, 2026; the base bonus depends on the amount held for 90 days.
Insurance works through the partners, not Raisin. Your money sits at the institution you choose, insured up to $250,000 per depositor per institution; spread cash across multiple partners and coverage stacks, and Raisin advertises $10M+ of FDIC or NCUA insurance through its partner network, subject to certain conditions. Withdrawals route through a Raisin Cash Account, which makes withdrawn funds available on the platform immediately.
The trade-offs are structural. Raisin is a savings and CD platform: no checking, no debit or ATM card, no cash deposits, so it cannot be your primary bank. Each partner bank sets its own rate, and rates are variable and may change after the first deposit.
Use it if you want to open savings and CDs at several partner banks from one login, or want more than $250,000 of insured coverage through multiple institutions. Skip it if you want a full banking relationship or ATM access to savings, and compare a partner's platform rate with the bank's direct rate before choosing.
Raisin is a free savings marketplace giving one login to savings accounts, money markets, and CDs from more than 100 FDIC and NCUA insured institutions. It charges savers nothing and is paid by the partner institutions.
What savings rates does Raisin list right now?
As of October 14, 2026 the savings list starts with Northpointe Bank High-Yield Savings at 4.30% APY (60-day rate lock for new Raisin users), then NexBank at 4.25% and CNB Bank at 4.17%. Each partner sets its own rate, and rates may change after the first deposit.
Is my money safe with Raisin?
Deposits sit at the partner institution you choose, insured up to $250,000 per depositor per institution by the FDIC or NCUA. Raisin itself is not a bank, and the insurance covers a bank failure, not Raisin as a platform.
What is the minimum deposit?
The minimum opening deposit is $1.00. Raisin says its platform is free to use, with no account fees or minimum balance requirements.
How do withdrawals work?
Withdrawals route through a Raisin Cash Account, which makes funds available on the platform immediately; transferring to your external bank account then takes a standard ACH transfer.
Can Raisin replace my bank?
No. Raisin offers savings accounts, money markets and CDs, with no checking, debit card, or ATM access, so you still need a primary bank for daily transactions.