Truist’s CD page lists a standard CD rate of 0.05% APY and a 3.25% APY promotional rate on a 12-month CD for balances of $100,000 and above. Truist marks both as accurate as of July 28, 2026 and subject to change without notice, so confirm the rate for your term and balance before you open a CD.

What Truist’s CD page says

Detail Truist
Terms 7 days to 60 months
Minimum opening deposit $1,000 for terms of 32 days to 60 months; $2,500 for terms of 7 to 31 days
Standard CD rate 0.05% APY (as of 7/28/2026)
Promotional rate 3.25% APY on a 12-month CD, balances of $100,000 and above (as of 7/28/2026)
Renewal Same term at the current standard CD rate
Early withdrawal Penalty may apply; may also reduce the APY and interest rate

Truist says to contact your local branch for other terms and offers.

Early withdrawal penalties

Truist’s Bank Services Agreement sets these penalties, except as otherwise disclosed for your CD:

CD term Penalty
Under 3 months All interest that would have been earned
3 to 12 months 3 months of simple interest on the amount withdrawn
13 to 23 months 6 months of simple interest on the amount withdrawn
24 months or more 12 months of simple interest on the amount withdrawn

The agreement lists exceptions, including a request after the depositor’s death or a judicial declaration of incompetency and certain medical emergencies.

What $10,000 earns at Truist’s standard rate

At 0.05% APY, $10,000 held for 12 months earns about $5 in interest. At the 3.25% promotional rate, which Truist lists only for balances of $100,000 and above, $100,000 held for 12 months earns about $3,250. These are simple APY arithmetic, not a Truist quote.

Better options than a standard Truist CD

If you are not eligible for Truist’s promotional rate, compare online banks. The FDIC’s national average 12-month CD rate was 1.76% in its update dated October 19, 2026.

Bank 12-month APY Min. Deposit Rate as of
Marcus by Goldman Sachs 4.40% $500 October 15, 2026
Popular Direct 4.50% $10,000 October 5, 2026

All FDIC-insured. All available online with no branch visit required.

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