Gold Loan EMI Calculator

Estimate gold loan repayments, explore extra principal prepayments and compare interest and tenure.

Summary with Prepayment

Original EMI
₹0Without prepayment
New EMI (after prepayment)
₹0With prepayment
Monthly extra payment
₹0No recurring extra payment
Original tenure
20 years240 months
New tenure (after prepayment)
20 yearsNo tenure reduction
Total payment (without prepayment)
₹0Principal + interest
Total payment (with prepayment)
₹0Estimated savings: ₹0
Total extra amount paid
₹0Additional principal payments

Repayment schedule

Enter an extra prepayment amount per month. In Yearly view, the amount applies each month during that year. Tick Repeat from here to continue that monthly amount from the selected month or year onward. Repeated amounts are filled into later rows automatically.

How gold loan EMI is calculated

This calculator estimates a standard EMI-style gold loan using the amount borrowed, annual interest rate and repayment tenure. Gold loan products can use different repayment methods, including interest-only or bullet repayment, so check the repayment type offered by your lender.

The formula is EMI = P × r × (1+r)n / ((1+r)n − 1), where P is principal, r is the monthly interest rate and n is the number of monthly instalments.

Gold loan example

Enter the amount you expect to borrow against your gold, along with the rate and tenure. The eligible loan amount depends on the lender's valuation of the pledged gold and its applicable lending rules.

Things to check before taking a gold loan

Frequently asked questions

Do all gold loans use monthly EMI?

No. Some products use interest-only or bullet repayment. This page models standard EMI repayments only.

Can I enter extra prepayments?

Yes. Additional payments are modelled as reductions in principal while the regular EMI remains unchanged. Confirm that your lender permits this and check for any charges.

Does the calculator value my gold?

No. Enter the expected loan amount from your lender's valuation; this tool calculates repayments rather than gold eligibility.