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IDFC FIRST Bank Launches Zero-Fee USD, EUR Global Savings Account for NRIs
ByAinvest
Tuesday, Dec 16, 2025 11:24 pm ET1min read
IDFC FIRST Bank has launched a zero-fee USD and EUR global savings account for NRIs. The account allows for 100% repatriability, holds funds in foreign currency without conversion risk, and offers convenient digital transfers. The account also comes with zero remittance fee, TDS-exempted interest, and an attractive interest rate of 4.75%. Additionally, customers can enjoy a single mobile banking app experience and the convenience of a single relationship manager for both NRI and GIFT City banking.
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