• ONLINE SAVINGS ACCOUNT

    Automatically earn 3.50% APY on your Spruce Savings account

  • HIGH-YIELD SAVINGS RATE

    *FDIC average national savings rate as of 05/18/2026 here.
    **Comparison based on Chime Standard high-yield savings account as of 05/29/2026 on chime.com/savings/high-yield-savings-account. Chime is a registered trademark of Chime Financial, Inc.

  • SAVING GOALS

  • I’m saving for

  • Automatic transfer

    Set up auto transfers to your Extra Saving or Saving Goals and save money without even thinking about it.

  • Round up

    Opt in to automatically round up Spruce debit card purchases to the next dollar, and we’ll deposit the change into your Extra Saving.

  • FDIC insured

    Your accounts are FDIC insured up to $250,000 through Pathward®, N.A., Member FDIC.

  • SIGN UP FOR SPRUCE

Spruce Savings FAQs

A savings account is a bank account separate from your checking or spending account that you can deposit money to hold onto for use for later.


With Spruce, you get an Extra Saving account where you can create automatic savings transfers and receive proceeds from Round Up.

Round Up is an easy, automatic way to increase your savings — with no extra effort required. When you turn Round Up on in your Spruce account, each time a Spruce debit card transaction for a purchase or ATM withdrawal settles, we’ll round the transaction up to the nearest whole dollar amount and transfer the difference into your Extra Saving account. Just think of it as saving in autopilot — super easy saving in small amounts that add up over time!


For example, when your grocery purchase with your debit card for $19.49 settles, we will transfer $.51 to your Extra Saving account.


Also, if you make an out-of-network ATM withdrawal, you may get a Round Up. For instance, if you make a $20 withdrawal, in addition to the out-of-network $3 fee, the ATM owner charges you $2.50, when the transaction settles, you’ll see a $.50 Round Up transfer to your Extra Saving.


Tip: You’ll know a transaction is settled when you see it in your transaction history, and it’s no longer listed as Pending.

To access your savings in the Spruce app, sign into your account and tap the Saving tab.


To access your savings from desktop, sign into your account and click the Saving tab.


To then withdraw money from your savings account, you will need to transfer it to your spending account.