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Institution profile · Domestic bank (Schedule I)

Wealth One Bank of Canada

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Wealth One Bank of Canada is a Toronto Schedule I digital bank that received its letters patent in 2015.

Profile facts checked October 30, 2026
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Best posted savings rate2.75%High Interest Savings Account, on $10,000
Deposit protectionCDICDomestic bank (Schedule I)

At a glance

Legal name
Wealth One Bank of Canada
Type
Domestic bank (Schedule I)
Head office
Toronto, ON
Founded
2015 — Letters patent received July 22, 2015.
Regulator
Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) for safety and soundness; Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC) for consumer protection
Best posted savings rate
2.75% on $10,000 (High Interest Savings Account)
Website
www.wealthonebankofcanada.com

Deposit protection

CDIC member.

Names CDIC lists for this member: WealthONE.

Wealth One Bank of Canada savings accounts and posted rates

Savings accounts as listed with FCAC, retrieved November 1, 2026. Posted rates; promotional rates may not appear.
AccountRate at $10,000Monthly fee
High Interest Savings Account2.75%No monthly fee

On the official lists

Computed from OSFI’s list (file dated October 1, 2026) and CDIC’s member list, checked October 30, 2026
Legal entityOSFI listCDIC member
Wealth One Bank of CanadaOSFI — Schedule I domestic bankYes

Facts, with sources

  1. Received its letters patent on July 22, 2015 from the Minister of Finance.
    Source: wealthonebankofcanada.com
  2. Describes itself as a Canadian-owned, federally chartered Schedule 1 digital bank regulated by OSFI.
    Source: wealthonebankofcanada.com
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