SavingsUpdated for 2026
Guaranteed bank returns with flexible compounding

FD Calculator India

Estimate fixed deposit maturity amount and interest earned based on tenor, rate, and compounding frequency.

₹1,000₹50,00,000
%
yr
Quarterly

Maturity Amount

₹1.41 L

Interest Earned

₹41.5 K

Total Deposit

₹1.00 L

Compounding

Quarterly

Growth Over Time

FD Summary

Principal Amount₹1,00,000
Interest Rate7.0%
Tenure5 years
Compounding FrequencyQuarterly
Interest Earned₹41,478
Maturity Amount₹1,41,478
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What is Fixed Deposit?

A fixed deposit (FD) is a safe investment where you deposit a lump sum amount for a fixed period and earn a guaranteed interest rate. Banks and NBFCs offer FDs with tenures ranging from a few months to several years, and the interest is compounding at the frequency you choose.

Unlike market-linked investments, FDs are low-risk and ideal for investors who want predictable returns. You can use this FD calculator to compare different rates and compounding frequencies before making a decision.

For related savings strategies, check our PPF Calculator and SIP Calculator to compare guaranteed versus market-linked returns.

How FD Calculator Works

FD Interest Formula

We use compound interest to calculate the final maturity amount:

A = P × (1 + r/n)^(n × t)

Here, P is the principal, r is the annual rate, n is the compounding frequency, and t is the tenure in years.

What the Calculator Shows

  • Guaranteed maturity amount based on your deposit and compounding frequency.
  • Interest earned over the selected tenure.
  • Visual year-by-year growth so you can see how compounding builds your corpus.
  • Compare FD returns with PPF and SIP options using internal links.

Benefits of Fixed Deposits

Guaranteed Returns

FDs offer fixed, predictable returns irrespective of market movements, making them ideal for conservative investors.

Flexible Tenure

Choose the tenure that suits your saving goal, from short-term to long-term deposits.

Compounding Advantage

More frequent compounding means higher maturity amounts at the same nominal rate.

Safe Investment

FDs are backed by banks and NBFCs and are one of the safest options for capital preservation.

Frequently Asked Questions