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Gold Loan EMI Calculator

Estimate your monthly EMI and total interest for a loan against your gold jewellery or coins.

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Loan Details
Starting Month
Loan Amount
₹1,00,000₹3Cr
Tenure
yrs
1yrs20yrs
Interest
%
6%15%
Total EMI Details
Total Principal Payable
(In 2 years)
2,00,000
Total Interest Payable
(In 2 years)
NaN
Monthly EMI
(Interest + Principal)
NaN
Total Payment
(In 2 years)
NaN
Payable per year
EMI will have higher component of interest in the beginning which will reduce towards the end of the tenure
EMI will have lower component of principal in the beginning which will increase towards the end of the tenure
Payment Schedule
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EMI start from
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Yearly
Yearly+Monthly
Fiscal year
Year + MonthPrincipalInterestAmount
payable=
EMI(Principal+
Interest
Balance Principal
What is a gold loan and how does it work?
A gold loan is a secured loan where you pledge your gold jewellery, coins, or bars as collateral with a lender. In return, you receive a loan amount typically ranging from 65–90% of the gold's market value (loan-to-value ratio or LTV). The gold is held safely by the lender until the loan is fully repaid, after which it is returned to you. Gold loans offer fast disbursal — often within the same day — making them popular for emergency funding needs.
What are the typical interest rates on gold loans?
Gold loan interest rates in India typically range from 7% to 16% per annum depending on the lender (bank vs NBFC), loan amount, and tenure. Banks usually offer lower rates than NBFCs, while NBFCs offer faster processing. Gold loan rates are generally lower than personal loan rates because the loan is secured. This calculator uses the rate you input, so try different rates to compare lenders.
What is the maximum loan I can get against gold?
As per RBI guidelines, the maximum LTV ratio for gold loans from banks is 75%. For NBFCs, the cap is 75% of the gold's appraised value (based on the average of the closing price of 22-carat gold for the preceding 30 days). The actual amount depends on the purity and weight of your gold.
Can I repay a gold loan early?
Yes. Most lenders allow early repayment of gold loans, though some may charge a prepayment penalty — typically 1–2% of the outstanding amount. It is advisable to check the lender's prepayment terms before taking a loan. Paying off early reduces your total interest burden, as shown in the payment schedule above.
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