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Reference rate and how the interest rate is formed · as of 23.06.2026

Annual interest rate = reference rate + fixed contractual margin.

The reference rate is the variable component — it moves according to the bank’s methodology. The margin is fixed for the term of the contract.

Sample interest calculation

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An illustration of the formula, not an offer. Enter the margin from your offer; the reference rate is preloaded with the latest known value and may be changed by the bank.

Applicable value / update

Published applicable value: 0.41% for the period 01.01.2026–14.07.2026. First actual change after the euro adoption: 15.07.2026.

Check the current value at the source ↗ Maintained manually · last checked 23.06.2026

Reference-rate model / index Reference rate for new euro contracts after 01.01.2026; a deposit indicator based on BNB statistics, not EURIBOR.

How the index is formed Until 14.07.2026: the effective annual rate on outstanding term deposits in leva and euro combined of the Households sector with a maturity of over 1 day up to 2 years. From 15.07.2026: the same indicator, but for euro deposits only.

Scope / contracts New contracts after 01.01.2026; for older contracts the specific contractual methodology applies.

Notes DSK explicitly states that it does not use EURIBOR or any other international index as a substitute for these reference rates.

This information is an overview and is not legal or financial advice. For a specific loan, the contract and the bank’s latest published values and methodologies prevail. Data as of 23.06.2026, maintained manually.

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