EverBank, N.A. business CD rates

EverBank, N.A. offers 10 business CD terms. The highest rate is 3.70% APY on the 6 months CD, which needs $1,500 to open. Rates were last checked November 9, 2026.

Rates by term

EverBank, N.A. business CD rates by term
TermAPYOpen withEarly withdrawal
3 months2.45%$1,50022 days of interest
6 months3.70%$1,50045 days of interest
9 months2.65%$1,50068 days of interest
1 year3.60%$1,50091 days of interest
18 months2.10%$1,500136 days of interest
2 years2.20%$1,500182 days of interest
30 months2.30%$1,500228 days of interest
3 years2.40%$1,500273 days of interest
4 years2.50%$1,500365 days of interest
5 years2.50%$1,500456 days of interest

APY means the yearly yield with compounding. The bank can change rates on new CDs at any time. A CD you already hold keeps its rate until the term ends.

How it works

Minimum to open
$1,500
Maximum deposit
Not published
Interest
Compounded daily, paid monthly
Rate type
Fixed
At the end of the term
Renews on its own; 10 days to withdraw without penalty
Adding money later
Not allowed
How to open
Online pre-qualification, then a business banking specialist completes opening
Deposit insurance
Insured by the FDIC

What the bank says about early withdrawal: 3-month 22 2-year 182 6-month 45 2.5-year 228 9-month 68 3-year 273 1-year 91 4-year 365 1.5-year 136 5-year 456

Check these before you open

  • Confirm today's rate with the bank. Rates change without notice.
  • Make sure your type of business can open one.
  • Write down the maturity date and the number of days you get to withdraw without a penalty.
  • Read the bank's account agreement.

Common questions

What are EverBank, N.A.'s business CD rates?

3 months 2.45%, 6 months 3.70%, 9 months 2.65%, 1 year 3.60%, 18 months 2.10%, 2 years 2.20%, 30 months 2.30%, 3 years 2.40%, 4 years 2.50%, 5 years 2.50% APY, as of November 9, 2026.

How much does it cost to open a EverBank, N.A. business CD?

The page we read says $1,500 to open.

What if I take money out of a EverBank, N.A. business CD early?

The bank says: 3-month 22 2-year 182 6-month 45 2.5-year 228 9-month 68 3-year 273 1-year 91 4-year 365 1.5-year 136 5-year 456

Where this comes from

Each fact was copied from the bank's own page. Where the bank allows it, we check it against the page again on a schedule.