Updated October 21, 2026 · VaultCue Editorial Team

ABB Bank vs Illimity

Two accounts side by side: recorded fees, markets, regulation and platforms for ABB Bank and Illimity, from the same records as each review.
Illimity

Illimity

Higher score in this comparison

9.0/10

What sets them apart

ABB Bank vs Illimity
CompareABB BankABB BankReviewSee alternativesSee alternativesIllimityIllimityReviewSee alternativesSee alternatives
Monthly feeNot confirmed€0
Deposit protectionNot confirmedEU DGS up to EUR 100,000
Currencies2Not confirmed
Transfer fee0% on the first transfer under the current campaign; from 6 EUR for European countries, from 6 USD for the USA, 6 USD for the other listed countries, 7 USD for JapanNot confirmed

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Key differences

  • Founded is lower at ABB Bank: 1992 vs 2018.
  • Support channels: only Illimity offers Chat.
  • Pricing model: only Illimity offers No monthly fee.

Our verdict on each

ABB Bank

ABB Bank is Azerbaijan's largest bank and provides cards, deposits, loans and money transfers alongside digital banking services. You can handle everyday balances, payments and savings through its mobile app if you live and bank in Azerbaijan.

Read the full ABB Bank review

Illimity

Illimity is an Italian digital bank whose fixed deposit account pays 2% to 3.9% on terms of 6 to 60 and charges a monthly fee of €0. It suits savers happy to lock money away and business customers, and it is a poor fit for anyone who wants branch cash or instant access.

Read the full Illimity review

Score breakdown

ABB Bank vs Illimity
AreaABB BankIllimity
CostNot confirmed9.3
Offer8.89.8Higher
Trust9.3Higher8.2

How they place

ABB Bank vs Illimity
RankingABB BankIllimity
Savings accounts615 of 1420354 of 1420
Fixed-rate bonds and CDs110 of 18872 of 188

Every fact side by side

ABB Bank vs Illimity
FactABB BankIllimity
AudienceNot confirmedBusiness
Pricing modelFixed rateNo monthly fee, Fixed rateCovers more
FeaturesNot confirmedDigital only
Legal entityABB Open Joint-Stock Company (Azerbaijan Beynexalq Banki)Illimity Bank S.p.A.
HeadquartersAzerbaijanItaly
Founded1992Lower2018
Support channelsPhone, Email, Help centreHelp centre, Phone, Chat, EmailCovers more

Savings

ABB Bank vs Illimity
FactABB BankIllimity
Headline rate10.5%Higher2% to 3.9%
Rate typeFixedFixed
Term3 to 36 months6 to 60 monthsHigher
Minimum depositAZN 500€1,000
Access terms3-36 month term, AZN or USD; interest paid monthly or at maturity; deposits over AZN 1,000,000 equivalent priced individually; deposits insured100% digital, opened and managed from home banking on PC or smartphone; non-releasable (locked) or releasable lines with free early redemption on releasable lines only
Account kindFixedFixed

Money transfer

ABB Bank vs Illimity
FactABB BankIllimity
Delivery timeInstantly or within a short periodNot confirmed
Payout methodsBankNot confirmed
Fee to send 1,000$6 to $7Not confirmed

Where each stands against the rest

ABB Bank vs Illimity
FactABB BankIllimityMedian
Monthly feeNot confirmed€0at the median€0
Currencies2lowest quarterNot confirmed5

Median across 536 listed accounts.

Pros and cons

ABB Bank

Pros

  • Combines cards, deposits, loans and transfers in one bank
  • Allows online opening of savings accounts through the mobile app
  • Provides digital and physical cards for everyday payments

Cons

  • Everyday banking focus stays centred on Azerbaijan and local needs
  • Many useful everyday features depend on using the mobile app

Illimity

Pros

  • A monthly fee of €0, and no monthly fee and fixed rate lists Illimity as a no monthly fee provider
  • A fixed rate of 2% to 3.9% on terms of 6 to 60
  • Deposits sit under the EU guarantee scheme: EU DGS up to EUR 100,000

Cons

  • Digital only, per digital only, so there is no branch counter for cash or paperwork
  • A minimum deposit of €1,000 rules out small balances
  • Locked lines tie the money for the full 6 to 60, and free early redemption applies only to releasable lines

Who each suits

ABB Bank

Who it suits

  • People handling daily spending and saving in Azerbaijan
  • Families wanting card-linked profiles for children

Who should look elsewhere

  • People seeking everyday banking outside Azerbaijan

Illimity

Who it suits

  • Savers who want a fixed rate and can leave the money locked for the term
  • Business customers, the audience listed as business
  • People already comfortable running a bank from a phone or PC

Who should look elsewhere

  • Anyone who needs easy access to the money, since fixed is fixed and locked lines run to the end of the term
  • Customers who want to handle cash in person, given the digital only setup listed under digital only
  • Balances that sit below the €1,000 minimum

Country by country

ABB Bank vs Illimity
CountryABB BankIllimity
ItalyNoYes

Questions about each

ABB Bank

What products does ABB Bank cover?+

ABB Bank covers cards, deposits, loans and money transfers alongside digital banking services. You can use these products for everyday spending, saving and sending money. Online applications are available for several services.

Where does ABB Bank focus its services?+

ABB Bank serves people and businesses with banking needs in Azerbaijan. Its services include personal accounts, business services and digital banking. The offer reflects local everyday banking rather than international banking.

Illimity

Is there a monthly fee?+

The account carries a monthly fee of €0, and no monthly fee and fixed rate lists Illimity as a no monthly fee provider. That puts it among the cheaper places to park savings, which means the rate and the term are the things worth weighing rather than the cost of keeping the account open.

What rate do I get on the money?+

The headline rate runs 2% to 3.9% and the rate type is fixed, so the return is set for the whole term instead of moving with the market. Where you land inside that range depends on the line you open and how much you keep in it.