Personal investing customer service with U.S. Bancorp Investments

Visit our Certificate of Deposit center page to learn all about the CD rates, and how you can grow your cash faster.

CDs are a great way to save money and have it work for you.

To apply for a CD using digital banking

1. Select Products & offers, then choose Savings & CDs. 
2. Select Certificate of deposit (CDs).
3. Review the offers available. Choose Learn more for additional details.
4. When ready, select Start saving to begin the application process.

If you have any questions, or need assistance with the application, call us at 800-239-3302 (new applications only).

Learn more by visiting our Certificate of Deposit page.

When the CD reaches its maturity date, we'll automatically offer to renew it. Renewal offers stay available until the grace period ends or when the CD has been renewed, whichever comes first. Your grace period can be found on the Overview tab of your CD. 

How to renew your CD in digital banking

1. Select your CD account from the dashboard. 
   • From online banking, choose Renew your CD.
   • From the U.S. Bank Mobile App, choose View renewal information.
2. Choose the term you'd like to renew at from the CD renewal specials.
3. Select the radio button for the renewal option you'd like and select Continue.
4. Confirm your contact information is correct or select Edit my info to change it.
5. If you chose Renew by adding funds from another bank, continue below. 
   1. Enter the amount you'd like to add and then select Calculate Return.
   2. If you're happy with the CD renewal details choose Continue or enter a new amount to recalculate.
   3. Choose how often you want interest payments paid, how you want the interest dispersed, and select Continue.
   4. Select how'd you'd like to transfer from your other bank, then Continue.
   5. Enter the requested details about your account to continue.
6. If you chose Renew by adding funds from a U.S. Bank account, continue below.
   1. Enter the amount you'd like to add, select your account to transfer from, then select Calculate Return. 
   2. If you're happy with the CD renewal details choose Continue or enter a new amount to recalculate.
   3. Choose how often you want interest payments paid, how you want the interest dispersed, and select Continue.
7. If you chose Renew with current balance, choose how often you want interest payments paid, how you want the interest dispersed, and select Continue.
8. Review your renewal information. Select Edit next to the information that needs changed and/or choose Renew now when you're ready.

More information

Only personal CDs can be renewed through digital banking; business CDs need to be renewed at one of our branches. How do I schedule an appointment at a U.S. Bank branch?

We may verify your identity during the renewal process by sending you a one-time passcode. What is a one-time passcode?

To freely explore our digital banking services without using your own account, visit our Digital Banking Simulators page. If you'd like a step-by-step tutorial on how to use a specific service or feature, check out our Digital Explorer page.

The best time to withdraw funds is when the term of your CD has ended (i.e., matured). By waiting until the CD has matured, you can avoid fees and penalties.

If your CD has reached maturity, you can close it from your digital banking. The funds will be deposited into your U.S. Bank checking or savings account. See, How to close a mature Certificate of Deposit (CD). 

For any other type of withdrawal, we'll need to speak with you. Give us a call at 800-872-2657 or visit your local branch for assistance. See also: How do I schedule an appointment at a U.S. Bank branch? We accept relay calls.