Submission desk
Submit the rate you're offering
Edit the numbers straight on your own bank's current grid. Once you submit, you get back where each rate sits nationwide among the same bank and the same term — the kind of figure you can take into a rate approval meeting.
We will not make your information public, except where a customer comes up whose need matches your bank's criteria. Your information means your name, your phone number and your branch — none of the three goes on the site, and none of them ever sits next to a rate. The FIGURE you submit does go into the market statistics like every other source, once the region and the identity have been stripped, and only if it gets through the automatic gates.
This page needs a private link
No password, no sign-up step. Message us your bank and the region of your branch and we send back a private link — open it and your own bank's rate grid is already there.
Opening your bank's grid…
Grid of offered rates
Bank—
Region—
Both come from your link itself and can't be changed here.
A private note for you
Where your rates stand
The percentile is computed over the nationwide distribution of offered rates for the SAME bank and the SAME term, as held in our database. The 50th percentile is the median: half the recorded rates sit below yours.
We will not make your information public, except where a customer comes up whose need matches your bank's criteria. Your information means your name, your phone number and your branch — none of the three goes on the site, and none of them ever sits next to a rate. The FIGURE you submit does go into the market statistics like every other source, once the region and the identity have been stripped, and only if it gets through the automatic gates.
Market median
Where your figures go
Your submission passes through the same automated gates as every other source and carries its own source label. No new tier, no priority slot, no shortcut onto the table — ranking on this site is not offered for sale in any form.
Your branch never reaches the page
The branch name is only there so we can come back to the right person when a figure looks off. Public pages aggregate at bank × region × term × deposit tier; nowhere on the site can a figure be paired with a named branch.