Saving
Danish Krone (DKK).

How DKK saving actually works

Trade Republic offers the highest sustained EUR savings yield among EU neobanks, tracking the ECB deposit rate. For Danish Krone specifically, Revolut and Bunq are the main multi-currency yield providers — Revolut Ultra offers DKK yield on a tiered structure; Bunq Premium offers DKK yield with the same DGS-protected status as EUR. DKK-denominated savings outside Revolut and Bunq are rare at EU neobanks; for material amounts, Denmark-based local providers may be more competitive.

Watchouts and hidden costs

Some EU neobank 'savings' products are technically money-market funds, not deposits — they're NOT covered by Garantiformuen. Trade Republic specifically discloses the legal structure of each savings product. Always read the deposit-protection footnote before parking material amounts of DKK above €100,000 (DKK equivalent).

What is the highest DKK savings yield at an EU neobank?

Revolut Ultra and Bunq Premium are the main Danish Krone-yield providers among EU neobanks. Yields track market rates and change frequently — verify the current rate on the institution's product page before depositing. For EUR, Trade Republic typically offers the highest sustained yield.

Is my DKK savings balance insured?

At credit-institution neobanks holding DKK as a deposit (Revolut, Bunq), DKK balances are covered by Garantiformuen up to €100,000 (DKK equivalent). At EMIs (Wise), DKK balances are safeguarded but not deposit-insured. For amounts above the ceiling, split across multiple licensed institutions.

Can I move DKK between savings and current account for free?

At Revolut, Bunq, and Trade Republic, internal moves between accounts in the same currency are free and instant. Cross-currency moves trigger an FX conversion at the institution's rate — verify the rate against the mid-market before larger transfers.