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Always earning. Paid daily.

3.33% p.a. on every dollar in your balance — paid at 9am every morning. No minimum. No lock-up. No tiered nonsense.

How the maths works.

Same model the big neobanks use to fund their interest accounts. The dollars backing your AUDD sit in tier-1 Australian bank deposit accounts, earning the bank-deposit rate (currently around 4% with the RBA cash rate at 4.10%).

We pay you 3.33% and keep the spread (~0.6%) to run the company. That's how Sorted makes money, and that's why every other feature is free.

When the RBA moves the cash rate, our rate moves with it — fairly and on a published schedule. We don't surprise-cut you to pad margins.

Worked example

If you held $5,000 for a year

Per day
$0.46
Per month
$13.88
Per year
$166.50
vs avg bank
~$0
The honest list

No catches. No tiers.

  • No minimum balance. Earn from the first cent.
  • No maximum either. Same 3.33% on $5 or $50,000.
  • No "introductory" rate. What you sign up to is what you get.
  • No "must spend $X this month" hoops. Yield resumes from the moment money's back in.
  • No lock-up. Send or withdraw any second; yield continues on what's left.
  • Compounded daily. Yesterday's interest earns today's interest.
  • Same rate for everyone. No separate tier for high-balance customers.

What if rates change?

The RBA cash rate moves. Our rate moves with it, on a clear policy:

  • Within 30 days of any RBA decision, we publish whether and how our rate changes.
  • If we cut, we tell you in-app, by email, and on our blog. No silent changes.
  • If we hike, same deal — proactive notification.

We commit to passing through fairly and being upfront about it. If we ever can't sustain a fair yield, we'll say so plainly — won't dress it up. Right now the maths works comfortably at 3.33% with the RBA at 4.10%.

Is this guaranteed?

The yield rate isn't guaranteed; the principal is. Your AUDD is fully reserved 1:1 by AUD held in tier-1 Australian banks — that doesn't change regardless of rates. The yield is the variable bit.

How is this different from a high-interest savings account?

Conditions. A typical "5% high-interest" savings account requires you to deposit $X/month, never withdraw, and tap the card $Y times. Miss any condition, drop to 0.05%. Sorted has zero conditions — same rate on every dollar, every day, no matter what.

Start earning. Right now.

Top up any amount, balance starts earning the same second. Paid 9am tomorrow.