Certainly! Here’s a rephrased version of the different types of bank accounts:

1. Savings Account: Designed for individuals to save money while earning interest. Transactions are often restricted to a certain number per month.
2. Current Account: Typically used by businesses, offering unlimited transactions and often includes an overdraft facility.
3. Fixed Deposit (FD) Account: A lump-sum deposit is made for a fixed term with a predetermined interest rate, generally offering higher interest rates compared to savings accounts.
4. Recurring Deposit (RD) Account: Similar to an FD, but requires regular monthly deposits for a specified period to earn interest.
5. Salary Account: A type of savings account where salaries are deposited. These accounts usually provide benefits such as zero balance requirements.
6. NRI Account: Tailored for Non-Resident Indians, including:
   • NRE (Non-Resident External) Account: For remitting foreign earnings to India.
   • NRO (Non-Resident Ordinary) Account: Manages income earned in India, such as rent or pension.
   • FCNR (Foreign Currency Non-Resident) Account: Holds deposits in foreign currency.
7. Joint Account: An account operated jointly by two or more individuals.
8. Demat Account: Used to hold shares and securities electronically, mainly for stock market trading.
9. Minor Account: A savings account for individuals under 18, often managed by guardians or parents.

Feel free to let me know if there’s a specific account type you’re interested in or if you need further assistance!