According to the National Bank of Georgia (NBG), total deposits in the banking sector (excluding interbank deposits) rose by 0.24% (₾140.41 million) in May 2025, reaching ₾58.92 billion. Excluding exchange rate effects, the increase was 0.61%, and year-over-year growth was 11.94%.

Term deposits grew by ₾811.4 million (2.94%), while demand deposits dropped by ₾670.99 million (2.15%). The larization ratio (share of deposits in national currency) increased to 49.24%, up 1.40 percentage points from April.

The average interest rate on term deposits stood at 6.90%—9.41% for GEL deposits and 2.74% for foreign currency deposits. Among foreign currency deposits, the US dollar accounted for 79.08% and the euro 18.94%.