Minimum Balance Required Annual Return Features
Riyad Bank - Savings Account Riyad Bank - Savings Account Minimum Balance Required: SAR 0 Annual Return: 0% Features: Multiple Currencies, Bank Statement
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The Saving Account with Returns gives you the ability to easily save and get competitive returns on your savings and instant access to your cash whenever you need it via Riyad Online or Riyad Mobile. 
  • Shariah-compliant
  • Easy steps to open the account
  • Easy transfers and deposits
Features & Benefits:
  • Easy transfer to the Saving Account
  • Instant access to the account through free electronic banking
  • Shariah-compliant competitive returns on your monthly average when choosing saving account with return
  • Ability to set the savings target
  • No salary transfer required
  • Profits are calculated starting from SAR 20,000 or above

Documents Required:
  • National ID for Saudis nationals
  • Iqama for non-Saudis nationals
  • Clear Postal Address (additional home address is required for non-Saudis)
  • Should be 18 years of age or older

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