10 Cambodian Institutions Compared
Interest Rates of Banks & MFI’s
When we compare interest rates in Cambodia, we only consider banks that clearly publish their rates on their websites for terms up to at least three years and that offer both payout at maturity and monthly payouts.
We have selected a total of 10 competitors taking in deposits: 6 banks and 4 MFI’s (Micro Finance Institutions). See them below, with a short description.
Just a heads-up: Until September 2025, the two biggest banks in Cambodia, ABA and ACLEDA, were included. However, their interest rates on fixed deposits are so low that no one would consider them.
Banks
Canadia Bank
In 1991 Canadia Bank was established under the name “Canadia Gold and Trust Corporation Limited”. In 2003 it was registered as a commercial bank. Canadia is part of a holding which includes OCIC, a major investor in infrastructure projects in Cambodia.
Hattha Bank
Hattha started out as a food security NGO in Pursat and later became a microfinance institution, known as Hattha Kaksekar (“Farmer’s Hand”). After acquisition by Thai Bank of Ayudhya (krungsri) in 2017, Hattha became a commercial bank in 2020.
KB Prasac Bank
Prasac started in 1995 as a microfinance project in rural Cambodia, funded by the European Union. It was acquired by South Korean Kookmin Bank in 2023 and a year later fully transformed into a commercial bank.
PPC Bank
Phnom Penh Commercial Bank (PPCB) was founded in 2008 as a joint venture of Hyundai Swiss Savings Bank of South Korea, and SBI Group of Japan. Since 2016 the bank is fully South-Korean owned, it was acquired by South Korean JB Financial Group.
Wing Bank
Launched in 2008, Wing initially only provided easy money transfers via mobile phones across Cambodia. The concept proved very successful. In 2021 Wing was granted a license to operate a commercial bank under the name Wing Bank (Cambodia) Plc.
Woori Bank
Woori entered Cambodia in 2014 when the South Korean bank acquired Malis Microfinance, followed by the acquisition of VisionFund. First known as WB Finance, at the start of 2022 it became a commercial bank under the name Woori Bank (Cambodia) Plc.
Micro Finance Institutions
Amk
AMK Microfinance Institution PLC (AMK MFI) originated from the micro-credit & savings program of Irish NGO Concern Worldwide.
Amret
Amret grew out of a microcredit project set up in 1991. Since 2015, Amret is a full subsidiary of Advans Group in Luxemburg.
LOLC
In 2014 LOLC, with headquarters in Singapore, got a 60% stake in Thaneakea Phum Cambodia and changed the name to LOLC.
Mohanokor
Like most MFIs, Manokor started out as a non-governmental organization in 2014. In 2020, it received a license to accept deposits.
You might wonder why Panda Bank isn’t on the list. They’re known for offering some of the highest interest rates out there, but let’s be real — those rates are a bit too good to be true. On top of that, Panda Bank was connected to HuiOne Pay, which was sanctioned by the US Treasury in October 2025. Soon after HuiOne was shutdown by Cambodia’s national bank.
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