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Creditplus Bank Tagesgeld - raisin for Expats in Germany

The Tagesgeldkonto by Creditplus Bank offers a top interest rate of 1.25%, and is available to eligible residents in Germany.

Written by Christian - German Expat Banking & Connectivity Expert
Last update: August 21, 2026Last data check: September 11, 2026

Creditplus Bank Tagesgeld - raisin at a Glance

Account type	Tagesgeld / flexible savings
Promotional rate	Not available
Balance for promotional rate	Unlimited
Ongoing rate	1.25%
Interest Payout	Quarterly
Balance for regular interest	Unlimited
Deposit protection	Germany (up to €100,000 per customer)

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How Much Interest Can You Earn with the Creditplus Bank Tagesgeld - raisin?

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Creditplus Bank
Tagesgeld - raisin

€ 62.50
est. interest

1.25%

annual percentage yield

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How Can I Manage the Creditplus Bank Tagesgeld - raisin?

Your Creditplus Bank flexible savings account is managed entirely through the Raisin online platform. You can view balances, initiate transfers, and download documents via the Raisin web interface or the Raisin mobile app for iOS and Android.

The web interface and applications are available in German, English, Finnish, French, Dutch, Polish, and Spanish. Customer service is provided in local languages via secure messaging in the online banking and by phone. Since the account is operated through Raisin, you are not dependent on Creditplus Bank ’s own systems or require additional apps or credentials for any administrative steps related to the flexible savings account.

How Can I Open the Creditplus Bank Tagesgeld - raisin?

Opening the "Tagesgeld - raisin" flexible savings account with Creditplus Bank is done fully online via the interest marketplace Raisin.

Raisin is based in Berlin, Germany. Using the marketplace, you only need to register once and can then open several savings options, such as a Creditplus Bank's flexible savings account, across Europe and the globe within minutes. The Raisin platform is available to adults residing in Germany, Austria, France, Ireland, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain, the United Kingdom, and the United States. However, product offerings may vary by country.

You require a valid ID or passport to complete the identification procedure. In Germany, it can either be performed online via VideoIdent or in person at a post office branch (PostIdent). Once complete, you will get a reference account with Frankfurt-based Raisin Bank to which you shall connect your personal German current account. Afterwards, you can open the flexible savings account with Creditplus Bank. The desired amount will automatically be transferred from your Raisin reference account to Creditplus Bank.

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About Creditplus Bank
Creditplus Bank was founded in 1960 and has since maintained its headquarters in Stuttgart, Germany. The bank has a clear focus on consumer loans but also offers savings products.
As a wholly owned subsidiary of CA Consumer Finance, Creditplus Bank is part of the Crédit Agricole banking group, one of the largest in France and worldwide. As part of this banking group, Creditplus Bank is committed to cooperative principles and builds on values such as solidarity, democracy, and mutuality.
Creditplus Bank Deposit Protection
Creditplus Bank participates in Germany’s statutory deposit guarantee (Entschädigungseinrichtung deutscher Banken) protecting deposits up to 100,000 euros per depositor. Germany holds the top sovereign credit rating of AAA, underscoring the country's fiscal and economic strength. In addition, customers can rely on Crédit Agricole Banking Group's international footprint, experience, and reputation.

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About the Author

Christian is a founding member of and writer at Settle in Germany. He strives to empower expats - whether fleeing war or seeking their next career step - to make their own smart and confident decisions.His guides deliver reliable and objective information about banking and connectivity in Germany. Christian brings in his profound financial and business knowledge from his studies in International Management and a successful long-year track record within international corporations. Having grown up here and lived in six countries across three continents, Christian knows the ins and outs of German particularities and understands what it means to adjust to a new environment. He is deeply immersed in Berlin's expat community, working as a personal coach to support internationals shaping a new life in Germany.

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