Outstanding Deposits, Commercial Banks, of Which: Household Sector Deposits by country

Gender-disaggregated data on access to and use of financial services.

Countries reporting
127
Highest
980.32 trillion
South Korea
Lowest
81.00 million
Palau
Median
312.11 billion
Years covered
22
2004–2025
Data points
2,428

What the numbers show

Outstanding Deposits, Commercial Banks, of Which: Household Sector Deposits is currently reported for 127 countries. The highest value is 980.32 trillion in South Korea; the lowest is 81.00 million in Palau.

The median across all reporting countries is 312.11 billion, and the mean is 20.84 trillion.

Over the past decade 122 countries rose and 4 fell. The largest increase was in South Sudan (up 57,283.7%), and the largest decrease in Papua New Guinea (down 59.9%).

Outstanding Deposits, Commercial Banks, of Which: Household Sector: full country ranking

#Country LatestYear 10-year changeTrend
1 South Korea 980.32 trillion 2024 up 84.8% rising
2 Japan 574.83 trillion 2025 up 33.7% rising
3 Colombia 248.45 trillion 2025 up 227.3% volatile
4 Uzbekistan 160.40 trillion 2025 up 1,762.4% volatile
5 India 132.02 trillion 2024 up 204.4% volatile
6 Argentina 79.54 trillion 2025 up 13,740.8% volatile
7 Paraguay 72.57 trillion 2024 up 68.6% rising
8 Chile 63.42 trillion 2024 up 191.2% volatile
9 Myanmar 40.41 trillion 2020 up 1,340.3% volatile
10 Russia 32.28 trillion 2020 up 232.2% volatile
11 Mongolia 29.60 trillion 2025 up 429.9% volatile
12 Iraq 27.48 trillion 2024 up 54.6% volatile
13 Kazakhstan 22.59 trillion 2024 up 413.7% volatile
14 Uganda 14.60 trillion 2024 up 148.0% rising
15 Guinea 14.09 trillion 2024 up 183.8% volatile
16 Pakistan 13.95 trillion 2024 up 234.6% volatile
17 Hungary 13.49 trillion 2024 up 134.6% rising
18 Turkey 12.80 trillion 2025 up 1,856.6% volatile
19 United States 12.70 trillion 2025 up 55.9% rising
20 Bangladesh 10.30 trillion 2024 up 191.8% volatile
21 Thailand 9.49 trillion 2025 up 39.2% rising
22 Egypt 7.86 trillion 2024 up 676.8% volatile
23 Madagascar 5.96 trillion 2024 up 218.5% volatile
24 Algeria 5.96 trillion 2024 up 72.0% rising
25 Angola 5.72 trillion 2024 up 275.6% rising
26 Democratic Republic of Congo 5.70 trillion 2021 up 632.2% volatile
27 Czechia 3.98 trillion 2024 up 102.9% rising
28 Armenia 3.45 trillion 2025 up 237.3% volatile
29 Serbia 2.81 trillion 2025 up 137.2% volatile
30 Sweden 2.63 trillion 2025 up 83.6% rising
31 Cameroon 2.08 trillion 2020 up 84.7% rising
32 South Africa 2.00 trillion 2025 up 122.3% volatile
33 United Kingdom 1.87 trillion 2025 up 61.5% rising
34 Iceland 1.69 trillion 2024 up 166.6% rising
35 Dominican Republic 1.63 trillion 2025 up 286.9% volatile
36 Ukraine 1.60 trillion 2025 up 284.4% volatile
37 Australia 1.54 trillion 2024 up 126.4% volatile
38 Venezuela 1.45 trillion 2015 up 6,206.4% volatile
39 Albania 1.37 trillion 2025 up 51.2% rising
40 Denmark 1.32 trillion 2024 up 54.7% rising
41 Poland 1.28 trillion 2025 up 121.6% volatile
42 South Sudan 1.17 trillion 2024 up 57,283.7% volatile
43 Uruguay 1.14 trillion 2024 up 233.2% volatile
44 Germany 998.25 billion 2024 up 70.1% rising
45 Spain 952.56 billion 2025 up 43.4% rising
46 Malaysia 948.83 billion 2025 up 55.1% rising
47 Norway 927.31 billion 2024 up 54.9% rising
48 Morocco 884.07 billion 2024 up 65.1% rising
49 Italy 846.00 billion 2024 up 37.0% rising
50 Israel 793.53 billion 2024 up 67.1% rising
51 Switzerland 789.41 billion 2024 up 25.7% rising
52 Jamaica 783.54 billion 2024 up 251.9% volatile
53 France 778.16 billion 2024 up 57.7% rising
54 Gabon 721.89 billion 2013 up 126.5% rising
55 United Arab Emirates 692.08 billion 2023 up 83.0% rising
56 Netherlands 637.73 billion 2025 up 64.9% rising
57 Congo 603.00 billion 2022 up 527.4% rising
58 Mauritius 558.17 billion 2024 up 117.8% rising
59 Belgium 439.06 billion 2024 up 38.5% rising
60 Guyana 418.20 billion 2024 up 113.7% rising
61 North Macedonia 401.82 billion 2024 up 94.6% rising
62 Romania 396.25 billion 2025 up 177.1% volatile
63 Honduras 392.65 billion 2025 up 230.6% volatile
64 Chad 312.11 billion 2022 up 44.9% rising
65 New Zealand 294.80 billion 2025 up 94.2% rising
66 Equatorial Guinea 284.32 billion 2022 down 30.5% rising
67 Malawi 283.53 billion 2021 up 457.3% volatile
68 Mozambique 269.36 billion 2025 up 121.9% volatile
69 Qatar 219.27 billion 2021 up 112.7% volatile
70 Portugal 180.74 billion 2025 up 41.4% rising
71 Peru 172.12 billion 2024 up 140.1% volatile
72 Zimbabwe 162.07 billion 2023 up 38,021.5% volatile
73 Greece 148.84 billion 2024 up 17.1% flat
74 Burundi 147.29 billion 2020 down 55.4% volatile
75 Ireland 141.41 billion 2024 up 77.7% rising
76 Ghana 98.82 billion 2024 up 800.8% volatile
77 Bulgaria 89.47 billion 2024 up 126.3% volatile
78 Moldova 73.98 billion 2024 up 119.3% volatile
79 Sudan 68.53 billion 2018 volatile
80 Central African Republic 54.62 billion 2017 up 106.1% rising
81 Finland 52.11 billion 2024 up 25.4% rising
82 Luxembourg 47.53 billion 2024 up 57.5% rising
83 Zambia 46.43 billion 2025 up 407.6% volatile
84 Slovakia 45.92 billion 2025 up 75.2% rising
85 Croatia 39.30 billion 2024 up 64.8% rising
86 Comoros 38.17 billion 2024 up 550.9% volatile
87 Tunisia 35.21 billion 2018 up 163.1% rising
88 Belarus 34.51 billion 2024 up 156.9% volatile
89 Jordan 30.74 billion 2024 up 55.5% rising
90 Libya 30.59 billion 2022 up 45.5% volatile
91 Cyprus 28.41 billion 2024 up 150.3% rising
92 Slovenia 27.95 billion 2025 up 81.9% rising
93 Maldives 25.68 billion 2024 up 122.9% volatile
94 Lithuania 24.56 billion 2024 up 153.4% volatile
95 Botswana 24.28 billion 2024 up 96.4% rising
96 Namibia 23.36 billion 2024 up 56.3% volatile
97 Georgia 19.85 billion 2024 up 334.3% volatile
98 Malta 19.80 billion 2025 up 97.6% rising
99 Bosnia and Herzegovina 17.65 billion 2024 up 95.2% rising
100 Azerbaijan 16.77 billion 2025 up 77.0% volatile
101 West Bank and Gaza 12.82 billion 2023 up 111.6% rising
102 Tajikistan 12.64 billion 2024 up 211.1% volatile
103 Estonia 12.42 billion 2024 up 141.8% volatile
104 Seychelles 12.30 billion 2025 up 1,574.1% volatile
105 Latvia 11.21 billion 2024 up 115.9% rising
106 Bahrain 8.88 billion 2024 up 63.5% rising
107 Brunei 7.22 billion 2021 up 15.8% flat
108 Barbados 5.32 billion 2024 up 16.4% rising
109 Bahamas 4.92 billion 2025 up 58.1% rising
110 Kosovo 4.51 billion 2024 up 143.9% volatile
111 Fiji 3.35 billion 2024 up 93.7% rising
112 Antigua and Barbuda 3.03 billion 2025 up 42.3% rising
113 Saint Lucia 2.50 billion 2024 up 36.7% rising
114 Montenegro 2.15 billion 2024 up 117.6% rising
115 Grenada 2.13 billion 2024 up 46.7% rising
116 San Marino 2.10 billion 2025 down 2.3% flat
117 Saint Kitts and Nevis 1.72 billion 2025 up 25.3% rising
118 Belize 1.53 billion 2024 up 49.1% rising
119 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 1.40 billion 2025 up 40.4% rising
120 Papua New Guinea 1.09 billion 2022 down 59.9% rising
121 Solomon Islands 1.04 billion 2024 up 55.4% volatile
122 Dominica 1.01 billion 2025 up 11.2% rising
123 Anguilla 736.62 million 2024 up 229.2% volatile
124 Samoa 417.52 million 2025 up 38.4% rising
125 Montserrat 171.12 million 2024 up 8.0% rising
126 Micronesia (country) 114.00 million 2025 up 67.6% rising
127 Palau 81.00 million 2017 up 72.3% rising

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Outstanding Deposits, Commercial Banks, of Which: Household Sector Deposits
Source
International Monetary Fund
Licence
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Coverage
127 places, 2,428 data points, 2004–2025
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Gender-disaggregated data on access to and use of financial services.