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Fixed Deposit

Fixed Deposits With Vizza FinTech


Fixed Deposits are Safe Investment Options That guarantees trustworthy and safe returns.Are You Interested in Investing in Fixed Deposits?


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  • Fixed Deposits that Assures You Guaranteed Returns.
  • Assured Returns with No Market Risks.
  • Reliable Source of Investment.
  • Your Investments are our priority

How To Apply ?

Get the money in 4 simple steps

Check Your Eligibility

Fill Your Details

Upload Documents

Get your Money

Fast, easy and reliable.

Multiple payments including Net banking, UPI, NACH, and E-Mandate

Assured 100% security and immediate call-back in case of query.

Reliable Customer Support

The following list of individuals is eligible to open a fixed deposit account in India –

Indian resident, NRI, Individuals or joint investors (2 or more individuals), Senior citizens, Minors, Sole proprietorship, Societies or clubs, Companies, and Partnership firms.

Assured Returns

Offers great flexibility

High Capital Appreciation

An additional source of Income

Higher returns rate for Senior citizens

Speeder growth with Compound Interest.

Investors need to submit certain papers regarding their identity and residential address to invest in FD schemes successfully.

Identity Proof (Any One), Passport, Voter ID card, PAN card, Aadhaar card, Driving license, Address Proof (Any One)

Senior citizens and minor investors need to submit age proof documents as well, which includes matriculation certificate, birth certificate, etc.

FAQ’s

Most Banks/NBFCs offer tenures ranging from 7 days to 10 years.
There are two types of Fixed Deposit: Cumulative and Non-cumulative. In Cumulative FD, you get interest payout at maturity along with the principal amount. In Non-cumulative FD, you get interests gains periodically at regular intervals (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly and yearly) and principal amount at maturity.
FD is locked with a specific rate; you will continue to receive that rate till maturity, even if interest rates change later. If you wish to avail the new rate, you need to invest in a new Fixed Deposit.
Yes, interest earned from FD is taxable. TDS is deducted on interest earned if it exceeds by ₹5000 per annum. However, you can submit form 15G/H to the Bank or NBFC to avoid tax deduction.
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