Chase vs. Otus: savings rates compared
Chase Savings pays 0.01% APY. Otus pays 6.00% today. Starting with $25,000 and adding $100 a month, that's $61,003 versus $37,031 after 10 years.
Chase
Chase Savings
0.01%
APY · checked Oct 21, 2026
Otus
Guardian, average of the top 10 vaults
6.00%
APY today · live from our vaults
+5.99 pts vs. Chase
What your money would grow to
Added at the end of every month, at your bank and at Otus.
Chase in 10 years
Otus in 10 years
more with Otus
Otus
You put in
Extra
- Otus · 6.00%
- Chase · 0.01%
- What you put in:
Side by side
| Feature | Chase | Otus |
|---|---|---|
| APY | 0.01% | 6.00%Average of the top 10 Guardian vaults today |
| Account | Chase Savings | Otus Guardian: onchain lending vaults, rebalanced automatically |
| FDIC insurance | Yes | No |
| Rate checked | Oct 21, 2026 · Chase's site | Live · Transparency page |
Questions
Does Otus pay more than Chase?
Today, yes: 6.00% APY at Otus versus 0.01% at Chase. Starting with $25,000 and adding $100 a month, that's about $23,972 more after 10 years if both rates held, and they won't: rates change.
Is Otus a bank?
No. Otus isn't a bank and isn't FDIC-insured. Chase Savings is FDIC-insured.
Where does the 6.00% come from?
It's today's average APY across the top 10 Otus Guardian vaults, the same number we publish on our Transparency page. It moves with the vaults.
What does Otus cost?
Otus Guardian is $5/month flat, no percentage of assets. You can start with $10, and there are no lock-ups, no exit fees and no waiting periods. The estimates on this page don't subtract the $5/month.
How current is Chase's rate?
We last checked it on Oct 21, 2026. Chase can change it at any time, so confirm on their site before you move money.
Compare Otus with another bank
Chase's rate was last checked Oct 21, 2026 and may have changed since; see Chase's site for today's rate. The Otus rate (6.00%) is today's average APY across the top 10 Otus Guardian vaults, the same number on our Transparency page. Rates vary and aren't guaranteed. Estimates compound monthly, with deposits added at the end of each month, and assume today's rates hold for the whole period, which they won't. They don't subtract the Otus Guardian fee of $5/month. Otus isn't a bank and isn't FDIC-insured.
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