Grenada Co-operative Bank review

Updated September 28, 2026 · VaultCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026

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Our verdict

Grenada Co-operative Bank is a Grenadian co-operative bank serving expats who want an easy-access savings account with branch, ATM and eBanking access. A monthly fee of XCD 5 and a currency count of 2 leave it behind the fee-free alternatives for anyone holding several currencies.

Key facts

Best for
Expats in Grenada who bank in person and want easy access to savings.
Monthly fee
EC$5↗
Currencies
2↗
Transfer fee
EFT online XCD 2.00; EFT in-branch XCD 5.24; outgoing wire in-branch (USD, CAD, GBP, EUR) XCD 131.40; outgoing wire online XCD 94.50; foreign draft XCD 28.88 plus stamp duty↗
Legal entity
Grenada Co-operative Bank Limited↗
Headquarters
Grenada↗
Founded
1932↗
Support channels
Phone, Email↗
Audience
Expats
Features
Joint account
Official website
grenadaco-opbank.com

Savings

Rate type
Variable↗
Minimum deposit
EC$50↗
Access terms
Easy access at branches, ATMs and eBanking; interest paid quarterly↗
Account kind
Easy access↗

Money transfer

Payout methods
Bank↗
Fee to send 1,000
EC$51.75 to EC$131.40↗

Facts checked September 26, 2026, 5 sources

Apps and profiles

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Pros and cons

Pros

  • Savings open from a minimum deposit of XCD 50, a low bar for a first balance.
  • A joint account is available, a feature 24.3% of the services listed also offer.
  • Payouts run straight to a bank account, the route 88.5% of services use.

Cons

  • A monthly fee of XCD 5 where the site median is €0.
  • A currency count of 2, which puts the bank at 274 of 379 on that measure.
  • Outgoing wires in US dollars, Canadian dollars, pounds and euros cost far more than electronic transfers, and transfer charges run XCD 51.75 to XCD 131.40.
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Who it suits

  • Expats in Grenada who want to save in the local currency and still walk into a branch.
  • Couples who want a joint account, which this bank offers.
  • Savers who can handle a variable rate and quarterly interest payments.

Who should look elsewhere

  • PayPal Colombia, whose monthly fee is $0 against XCD 5 here.
  • Skrill, which charges a monthly fee of €0.
  • eToro, if the point is paying nothing each month: its monthly fee is £0.

Fees and currency costs

The personal accounts carry a monthly fee of XCD 5, above the site median of €0. Transfer charges depend on the route: electronic transfers online cost the least, in-branch electronic transfers cost more, and outgoing wires in US dollars, Canadian dollars, pounds and euros sit at the top, with a foreign draft adding stamp duty. Transfer charges run XCD 51.75 to XCD 131.40.

Who runs it

Run as Grenada Co-operative Bank Limited, the bank is based in Grenada and was founded in 1932, so it is a long-standing local institution rather than a recent entrant. Support runs on phone and email, and the personal range covers savings and chequing accounts, with interest paid quarterly on the savings side.

How Grenada Co-operative Bank compares

Where Grenada Co-operative Bank is available

Available
Grenada

Countries from the brand (Source, checked September 26, 2026)

Frequently asked questions

How much does the account cost to keep each month?+

The personal accounts carry a monthly fee of XCD 5, above the site median of €0. All three alternatives here charge $0, €0 and £0, so the gap is the running cost, not the opening balance.

What does it cost to send money abroad?+

It depends on the route. Electronic transfers online cost the least, in-branch electronic transfers cost more, and outgoing wires in US dollars, Canadian dollars, pounds and euros are the most expensive. A foreign draft adds stamp duty. Transfer charges run XCD 51.75 to XCD 131.40.

How much do I need to open the savings account?+

The regular savings account opens from a minimum deposit of XCD 50. It is an easy access account, so there is no term to serve, and interest is paid quarterly rather than at the end of a fixed period.

How many currencies can I hold?+

The personal chequing account covers 2 currencies, which places the bank at 274 of 379 services on that measure, under the site median of 5. Moving money across several currencies needs a wider account elsewhere.

Is the interest rate fixed or variable?+

The savings rate is variable, and interest is paid quarterly. Variable rates are the norm here: 79% of the accounts listed share that type, so the return can rise or fall with the base rate.

How do I reach my money?+

Access is easy at branches, ATMs and eBanking, which suits an easy access account where withdrawals are not tied to a term. Money moves out to a bank account, and support handles questions on phone and email.

Who is the bank built for?+

The listed audience is expats, and a joint account is available for couples sharing one balance. With branch access and a variable rate, it also fits savers building a local buffer rather than chasing a fixed-term return.

How do I get help if something goes wrong?+

Support runs on phone and email, so questions reach a person by phone or email. On the wider site 40% of services add live chat, which is worth checking if branch hours do not suit you.

Sources

Compiled from 5 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.

Not confirmed yet: Licence type, Deposit protection, Currency conversion fee.

Grenada Co-operative Bank

Grenada Co-operative Bank

Expats in Grenada who bank in person and want easy access to savings.

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