How Raisin Lets Savers Access Accounts From Multiple Banks
Raisin is not a bank. It is a savings marketplace that lets users manage products from more than 100 partner banks and credit unions through one login.
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Compare how savings accounts handle interest, access, balance requirements, transfers, and account structure.
All Savings Accounts
Raisin is not a bank. It is a savings marketplace that lets users manage products from more than 100 partner banks and credit unions through one login.
Marcus Online Savings currently has no minimum deposit or ordinary account fees, with a variable APY and same-day processing for many qualifying linked-bank transfers.
Capital One 360 Performance Savings currently has no monthly service charge or minimum balance, with a variable APY, daily interest accrual, and internal or external transfers.
CIT Bank Platinum Savings currently applies a much higher APY when the balance is at least $5,000, making the account's tier threshold central to the savings decision.
Ally Savings Buckets let you divide one savings account into named goals without opening a separate account for every emergency fund, annual bill, trip, or purchase.
Synchrony High Yield Savings currently offers an optional ATM card, giving savers a direct cash-access route that many online savings accounts do not provide.
American Express High Yield Savings currently has no monthly fee or minimum deposit, but it does not include a debit card, ATM card, or checks.
Apple Card Savings is provided by Goldman Sachs Bank USA and can automatically receive Daily Cash, while also supporting deposits and withdrawals through Apple Wallet.
Barclays Online Savings emphasizes digital transfers, direct deposit, no monthly maintenance fee, and no opening minimum, while branch savings accounts trade yield for in-person services.
Wealthfront's Cash Account currently combines a variable APY with direct deposit, bill-payment tools, routing numbers, payment-app support, debit access, and other checking-style features.