Dutch-Bangla Bank Ltd has decided to keep the savings account unchanged given the request of its customers.

The lender earlier decided to divide its savings accounts into two products by keeping unchanged the salary and student accounts, according to a press release issued by the bank.

As per the decision, the bank decided that clients would have to keep deposit at least Tk 5,000 at their accounts instead of the previous balance of Tk 500, a DBBL official said.

If the deposit amount of a client decrease to below Tk 5,000, the account will then belong to another saving product's category.

The accountholders, whose deposit is below Tk 5,000, will be allowed to withdraw a maximum amount of Tk 20,000 per day from ATMs against the previous limit of Tk 50,000, the official said.

The clients, whose deposit is Tk 5,000 and above, will be permitted to withdraw Tk 80,000 per day.

The bank started to send the letter since last month informing the issue to its clients.

But, the bank backtracked from its decision given the request of its customers, the press release said.