x
A B a n k w i t h i n t e g r i t y

info@mkombozibank.co.tz

Find Nearest Branch

Updates:

Get up to 4%* on our Savings Account Balances with Mkombozi Bank.

More Details
logo

Savings Account

Whether you are saving up for your future or personal goals, MKCB Savings Account offers a safe home to help your savings grow. If you are 18 years or older, open a savings account and enjoy competitive interest rates.

Gold Savings a/c

Why
MKCB Savings
Account ?

  • Maximum investment amount unlimited.
  • Attractive interest rates to grow your savings.
  • Available on both local and foreign currencies.
  • Free SMS alerts.
  • Deposit any amount through Mkombozi BankPlus or MKCB Branch.
  • You will be looked after, at all times with a dedicated MKCB officer.
  • Access to your funds 24 hours, 7 days a week via MKOMBOZI ATM CARD which is a member of UMOJASWITCH network.
  • Access other bank services like money transfers and 'Mkombozi BankPlus,' a 24/7 service enabling MKCB customers to perform financial transactions and access banking information via mobile phones.

What's needed to open
MKCB Savings Account?

– Filled account opening form.

– Valid identification document of account signatory.

– 2 coloured Passport size photographs for the account signatory.

– Physical evidence of premises e.g. Utility bills, tenancy agreement or letter of introduction from local Government authorities.

Savings account may be operated by

  • Individuals

    Individuals can open savings accounts to securely store money, earn interest, and manage personal finances for future goals or emergencies.

  • Companies

    Companies use savings accounts to manage surplus funds, optimize cash flow, and earn interest, ensuring financial stability and liquidity for operations.

  • Sole Proprietors

    Sole proprietors benefit from savings accounts by separating personal and business finances, earning interest, and simplifying accounting and tax reporting.

  • Religious Institutions

    Religious institutions manage donations and other income through savings accounts, earning interest to support activities and community initiatives.

  • Learning Institution

    Learning institutions use savings accounts to manage funds for projects and operational expenses, earning interest to support long-term goals and developments.

  • Societies, Clubs and Associations.

    Societies, clubs, and associations use savings accounts to securely store funds, earn interest, and finance events, activities, and community projects.