Quick take

The Kingdom Bank offers custodial, fixed-term crypto savings. It is based in Dominica, was founded in 2015, and says it serves customers worldwide, including the US. The public material is thin: the bank's own page uses USDT as the example currency and leaves the real terms (supported assets, networks, minimums, payout and early-withdrawal rules) to be confirmed inside the bank portal.

How earning works

You pick a fixed term and your deposit is locked until it ends. Advertised terms run from 32 days up to 365 days. Yield is not compounded. That is the whole documented mechanic; how the bank generates the return is not explained in the public material.

Rates, fees, and requirements

The bank's public page displays a percentage for each term, but the figures are not labeled as APR or APY, so they should not be treated as verified annual yields, and CIR has removed a previously listed rate for this product because it could not be verified. Confirm the supported asset, network, minimum deposit, and account eligibility in the portal before depositing, and get the payout and early-withdrawal rules in writing.

Custody and key risks

The Kingdom Bank is custodial: you rely on the bank and its custodians for access to your assets, which introduces custody and counterparty risk. Fixed terms remove your liquidity for the length of the lockup. An offshore bank based in Dominica is also a different regulatory proposition from a US or EU bank, and crypto savings are not insured deposits. Product returns and withdrawal conditions can change.

Related features

Crypto savings is the documented product here. The bank presents itself as a broader offshore banking brand, but no other crypto product terms are published in the material this review is based on.

Best for

Best for savers who specifically want fixed-term crypto savings from an offshore bank, and who will confirm the actual terms inside the portal before sending funds. Anyone who needs labeled, verifiable yields should treat this listing as a starting point for questions, not an answer.