Instant Maturity Estimate
Get an immediate estimate of your maturity amount without performing complicated compound-interest calculations manually.
Estimate the maturity value and total interest on your fixed deposit using your preferred deposit amount, tenure, interest rate and compounding frequency.
Enter the deposit details below to estimate your maturity amount.
Fill in the calculator details to view your estimated maturity value and total interest income.
Compare different deposit values, interest rates and tenures before deciding how long to keep your money invested.
Get an immediate estimate of your maturity amount without performing complicated compound-interest calculations manually.
Adjust the principal, annual rate, tenure unit and compounding frequency to test multiple deposit scenarios.
View the original deposit, interest earned, effective annual yield and final maturity amount separately.
An HDFC FD calculator is an online financial planning tool that estimates the returns from a fixed deposit. It uses the deposit amount, annual interest rate, investment tenure and compounding frequency to calculate an expected maturity value.
Instead of calculating compound interest manually, you can use this tool to compare different deposit scenarios in a few seconds. For example, you can check how increasing the tenure or selecting a different interest rate may affect your total interest income.
In a cumulative fixed deposit, interest is added to the deposit and compounded until maturity. The investor normally receives the principal and accumulated interest together at the end of the term.
In a non-cumulative deposit, interest may be paid at regular intervals, such as monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or annually. Because the interest is paid out rather than reinvested, the final return can differ from a cumulative FD calculation.
Complete these four steps to estimate the potential return from your fixed deposit.
Add the principal amount you plan to invest in the fixed deposit.
Enter the annual FD interest rate available for your preferred tenure.
Provide the duration and choose whether it is measured in months or years.
Click the button to view the maturity value, interest earned and annual yield.
Here, A is the maturity amount, P is the principal, r is the annual interest rate in decimal form, n is the number of compounding periods per year, and t is the tenure in years.
Banks may offer different interest rates for different maturity periods. A longer tenure does not automatically guarantee the highest rate, so it is important to check the applicable rate for the exact deposit period.
Senior citizens may be eligible for an additional interest rate over the standard rate, subject to the bank's current terms and eligibility rules.
More frequent compounding can slightly increase the effective annual return because interest is added to the balance more frequently.
Fixed deposit interest may be taxable according to the investor's applicable income-tax rules. Tax deduction at source may also apply when interest crosses the prescribed threshold.
Closing a fixed deposit before its maturity date may result in a reduced rate or premature withdrawal penalty. This can lower the amount received compared with the calculator's original maturity estimate.
Find answers to frequently asked questions about fixed deposit calculations and estimated returns.
Yes. You can use the calculator multiple times to compare different deposit amounts, interest rates and tenures without any charge.
The interest rate is entered manually so that you can use the rate applicable to your customer category and selected tenure. Check the bank's official information before making a deposit.
The calculator applies the compound-interest formula using the principal, annual interest rate, tenure and selected compounding frequency.
Yes. Senior citizens can enter the interest rate offered to them and calculate an estimated maturity amount using the same tool.
No. The calculator shows the estimated gross return before tax. Your final post-tax return depends on applicable tax rules, TDS and your tax status.
Actual returns may differ because of rate changes, product-specific compounding rules, rounding, taxation, payout options or premature withdrawal.