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Credit Card EMI Calculator

Estimate your monthly payments when converting credit card bills or purchases into EMIs.

Monthly EMI

₹ 0

* Plus GST on interest component monthly

Total Payable

₹ 0

Principal₹ 50,000
Interest₹ 0
GST & Fees₹ 0
One-time Proc. Fee₹ 0
Repayment Schedule
MonthPrincipalInterestGST (18%)Total PayBalance

What is a Credit Card EMI Calculator?

A Credit Card EMI Calculator helps you determine the monthly installment amount if you choose to convert your credit card outstanding balance or a specific high-value transaction into EMIs. It shows the total interest you will pay over the tenure and the effective cost of the purchase.

How It Works

Banks charge a specific interest rate (usually 12-16% p.a. for merchant EMI, 18-24% for post-purchase EMI) and a one-time processing fee. The calculator uses the reducing balance method to compute the EMI.

EMI = [P x R x (1+R)^N]/[(1+R)^N-1] Where P = Principal, R = Monthly Interest Rate, N = Tenure in Months

Example Calculation

Scenario

You bought a phone for ₹50,000 and convert it to 12 months EMI @ 15% p.a.

  • 1.Principal = ₹50,000
  • 2.Interest Rate = 15% p.a.
  • 3.Tenure = 12 Months
  • 4.EMI = ₹4,513
  • 5.Total Interest = ₹4,155
  • 6.Total Payment = ₹54,155 + Processing Fee + GST

Why This Tool is Useful

  • Helps you plan big-ticket purchases without straining monthly cash flow.
  • Shows the hidden cost of 'No Cost EMI' (if discount is foregone).
  • Compares different tenure options (3, 6, 9, 12, 24 months).
  • Prevents you from falling into the 'Minimum Due' trap.
  • Clarifies the total repayment amount including interest.

Tips & Comparison

  • No Cost EMI: Often, the interest is given as an upfront discount. Check if the product price is cheaper without EMI.
  • Processing Fee: Banks charge a processing fee (e.g., 1-2% or flat ₹199) + GST. Factor this in.
  • Foreclosure: Check if there are charges for closing the EMI early (usually 3% of outstanding principal).
  • Credit Limit: The EMI amount is blocked against your credit limit and released as you pay monthly.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)