Interest rate type
Check whether the rate is fixed, variable, introductory or limited to a balance band.
Savings interest
Savings interest changes regularly, so a fair comparison should focus on product type, access rules, eligibility, FSCS protection and whether the rate is fixed, variable or introductory. This page highlights providers worth comparing rather than claiming one permanent highest-rate bank.
Reviewed 12 August 2026

Quick answer
Zopa, Atom, Tandem, Chase, Kroo, Monzo and Starling are useful digital providers to compare for app-based savings, while Barclays, Lloyds, NatWest, HSBC, Nationwide, Santander, Halifax, TSB, First Direct, Metro Bank, Virgin Money and Co-operative Bank are relevant for high street savings ranges. Always check the live provider rate before applying.
Start with the practical need
Check whether the rate is fixed, variable, introductory or limited to a balance band.
Compare easy-access, notice and fixed-term rules before assuming money is flexible.
Confirm FSCS status, provider licence details and whether brands share protection limits.
Check minimum balances, maximum deposits, withdrawal penalties and transfer timing.
Account-level comparison
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Showing 19 of 19 accounts with a complete standardised comparison record. The provider directory may contain additional reviewed banks. Filters narrow this list; they do not create a recommendation.
Savings product
Atom Bank
Product, deposit and app criteria apply
£0
Details checked 12 August 2026
Savings product
Barclays
Premier customers; product and balance criteria apply
£0
Details checked 12 August 2026
Savings product
Chase UK
Requires an eligible Chase current account
£0
Details checked 12 August 2026
Savings product
Co-operative Bank
Eligibility and monthly funding conditions apply
£0
Details checked 12 August 2026
Savings product
First Direct
Requires an eligible First Direct banking relationship
£0
Details checked 12 August 2026
Savings product
Halifax
Product and monthly funding criteria apply
£0
Details checked 12 August 2026
Savings product
HSBC
Requires an eligible HSBC current account
£0
Details checked 12 August 2026
Savings product
Kroo
Eligible Kroo current-account customers
£0
Details checked 12 August 2026
Savings product
Lloyds Bank
Requires an eligible Club Lloyds current account
£0 savings fee
Details checked 12 August 2026
Savings product
Metro Bank
Minimum deposit and product criteria apply
£0
Details checked 12 August 2026
Savings product
Monzo
Requires an eligible Monzo account; product criteria apply
£0 account available
Details checked 12 August 2026
Savings product
Nationwide
Nationwide current-account holders aged 16+ applying online
£0
Details checked 12 August 2026
Savings product
NatWest
Requires an eligible NatWest current account
£0
Details checked 12 August 2026
Savings product
Santander
Linked-account and product criteria apply
£0
Details checked 12 August 2026
Savings product
Starling Bank
Eligible new Easy Saver accounts; app criteria apply
£0
Details checked 12 August 2026
Savings product
Tandem
Product, deposit and app criteria apply
£0
Details checked 12 August 2026
Savings product
TSB
Product and funding criteria apply
£0
Details checked 12 August 2026
Savings product
Virgin Money
Online product and deposit criteria apply
£0
Details checked 12 August 2026
Savings product
Zopa
Requires an eligible Biscuit current account
£0
Details checked 12 August 2026
Rates, offers, fees and eligibility can change. Check the provider's account page before applying. FSCS protection refers to eligible deposits and is subject to scheme and banking-licence limits.
Review each bank's strengths, limitations and key checks for this guide. The order does not imply an overall ranking.
FAQs
Quick answers before you compare banks.
Zopa, Atom, Tandem, Chase, Kroo, Monzo and Starling are useful digital providers to compare for app-based savings, while Barclays, Lloyds, NatWest, HSBC, Nationwide, Santander, Halifax, TSB, First Direct, Metro Bank, Virgin Money and Co-operative Bank are relevant for high street savings ranges. Always check the live provider rate before applying.
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