Sure. Interest rates are really low. But Tmobile money is 4% up to $4k but you have to have a line with them. Google “high yield savings accounts.” There are several others that aren’t really the mainstream banks. But they pay. 
Edit: I want to add that you should read the fine print on these accounts. They have rules for earning their rates. For example tmobile money requires that you actually use the card for purchases to get the higher percentage. They actually pay 4% on $3k. I keep a higher amount for spending in order to meet the minimum and still always have the max for the 4% return. Just understand it, simplify the concept in your mind and then you know, buy your lunches with the card or whatever. Same with cashback rewards cards if you find them useful. Some people don’t and thats fine.
I was so starved for meeting new people over the covid that my insurance guy called to go over my policy and we ended up talking for probably 2 hours about interest accounts and all kinds of other stuff. Even they offer investment and account services. I was surprised.