Business loan prepayment calculator

Prepaying part of a business loan saves the interest that amount would have carried: ₹2,00,000 prepaid on ₹10,00,000 at 14% saves ₹90,558 if you keep the EMI. Enter your balance to see the saving after any charge.

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Work out what prepaying saves

Use the balance and rate on your latest loan statement. To close the loan, enter the whole balance as the prepayment. The boxes open on an example.

₹
% a year

The rate on your loan statement. The example uses 14%, not a market rate.

months
₹
% of the amount prepaid

From 01-Jan-2026 most lenders charge nothing on floating-rate business loans to individuals and micro and small enterprises. For other loans, use the charge in your sanction letter.

After the prepayment
Net saving after any charge ₹90,558

These are the example figures. Change any box to use your own.

Keeping the EMI of ₹34,178, the loan ends in 28 months instead of 36.

Interest left without prepaying
₹2,30,395
Interest left after prepaying
₹1,39,837
Interest saved
₹90,558
Prepayment charge
₹0

Arithmetic on the figures you enter, assuming the rate does not change. Your lender's statement shows the exact payoff amount.

How it is calculated

How the saving is worked out

The calculator compares the interest left on the loan with and without the prepayment, then takes off any charge.

Without prepaying

interest left = EMI × months left − balance

The EMI is the standard formula on the balance, the rate and the months left.

After prepaying

saving = interest left before − interest left after − charge

Keeping the EMI, the lower balance is repaid month by month at the old EMI until it is cleared. Keeping the tenure, a new EMI is worked out on the lower balance over the same months.

Where the rules come from

Where each figure on this page comes from
FigureSourceChecked
From 01-Jan-2026, no prepayment charge on floating-rate business loans to individuals and micro and small enterprises at most lenders RBI notification, 02-Jul-2025 02-Oct-2026
Outside that rule, a term loan charge is on the amount prepaid, and nothing is charged when the lender asks you to prepay RBI notification 02-Oct-2026
Whether a prepayment charge applies must be stated in the sanction letter, the agreement and the Key Facts Statement RBI notification 02-Oct-2026
Worked example

Worked example: ₹2,00,000 prepaid on ₹10,00,000

An example loan: ₹10,00,000 still owed, 36 EMIs left, an example rate of 14% a year, so the EMI is ₹34,178. No prepayment charge.

Prepayment saving worked both ways
After prepaying ₹2,00,000EMIMonths leftInterest leftInterest saved
No prepayment₹34,17836₹2,30,395-
Keep the EMI, finish sooner₹34,17828₹1,39,837₹90,558
Keep the tenure, lower the EMI₹27,34236₹1,84,316₹46,079

Closing the whole ₹10,00,000 instead saves ₹2,30,395 of interest. If the loan carried an assumed 4% foreclosure charge, that would cost ₹40,000, leaving a net saving of ₹1,90,395. On a floating-rate loan to a micro or small enterprise, most lenders may not charge it at all from 01-Jan-2026.

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Questions and answers

Straight answers on the method, the sources and what the numbers do and do not mean.

It saves the interest the prepaid amount would have carried for the rest of the tenure. On ₹10,00,000 owed over 36 months at an example 14% a year, prepaying ₹2,00,000 and keeping the EMI saves ₹90,558 in interest and ends the loan 8 months early.
Keeping the EMI and shortening the tenure saves more interest. In the example it saves ₹90,558, against ₹46,079 if you keep the tenure and lower the EMI to ₹27,342. A lower EMI frees cash each month, which some businesses need more.
From 01-Jan-2026, commercial banks and upper-layer NBFCs (non-banking finance companies) charge nothing for prepaying a floating-rate business loan to an individual or a micro or small enterprise, and smaller lenders such as small finance banks charge nothing up to ₹50,00,000. Outside that rule, such as a fixed-rate loan, the lender's own charge applies, and it must be stated in the sanction letter and the Key Facts Statement.
On a term loan it is charged on the amount you prepay. At an assumed 4% charge, closing ₹10,00,000 costs ₹40,000, against ₹2,30,395 of interest saved, a net saving of ₹1,90,395.
When the charge is more than the interest saved, or when the money earns more in the business than the loan rate costs. Keep enough cash for working capital before you prepay.
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How to read these figures

Capnix is not a lender. Rates, amounts and approvals are decided by lenders. Rates shown here are examples, not offers.

  • Interest saved: the remaining schedule walked month by month before and after the prepayment, standard loan arithmetic.
  • Prepayment charges: RBI directions of 02-Jul-2025, in force from 01-Jan-2026.
  • The charge you pay: your sanction letter and Key Facts Statement.

Last checked: 02-Oct-2026.

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