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Overdraft Interest Calculator

Overdraft interest is charged only on what you use, only for the days you use it. See your exact cost.

Utilisation Details

₹50 Lakh
₹5 L₹25 Cr
12%
8%20%
90 days
30 days365 days

Total interest for 90 days

₹1,47,945

Effective monthly cost

₹49,315

Calculated at 12% p.a. on ₹50 Lakh

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How overdraft interest works

The formula: Interest = Amount Utilised × Rate × Days ÷ 365. Unlike a term loan, you're not charged on the full sanctioned limit - only on the drawn amount, calculated daily and typically debited monthly.

This makes an OD ideal for lumpy, unpredictable cash needs - you keep a limit ready and pay only when you draw. Recur Club offers dropline overdrafts where the limit steps down over time, often at better rates than traditional bank ODs.

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What is an overdraft interest calculator?

An overdraft interest calculator shows what your OD facility actually costs. Unlike a term loan where interest runs on the full amount, an overdraft charges interest only on the money you draw, only for the days you use it - this calculator applies that daily-interest logic for you.

It is the fastest way to compare an OD against a term loan for your specific usage pattern, and to check whether your current bank's OD pricing is competitive.

How to use this OD interest calculator

  1. 1

    Enter your sanctioned overdraft limit.

  2. 2

    Set the amount you actually plan to draw - this is what interest is charged on.

  3. 3

    Set your interest rate. Bank ODs typically run 9-15% p.a.; dropline ODs are often cheaper.

  4. 4

    Choose how many days the amount stays drawn.

  5. 5

    Read the interest cost instantly - and see how it compares to keeping the same money on a term loan.

Advantages of using an overdraft calculator

Pay-per-use clarity

See exactly what a 30, 60, or 90 day drawdown costs before you use the limit.

OD vs term loan decision

Quickly test whether your usage pattern favours utilisation-based pricing or a fixed EMI.

Benchmark your bank

If your bank's OD costs more than the market, the calculator quantifies what switching saves.

Budget seasonal needs

Model festival-season or order-cycle drawdowns and plan the interest cost into your margins.

Factors that affect overdraft interest rates

Security offered

ODs against FDs or property price lowest; unsecured ODs cost more but need no collateral.

Banking relationship

Strong average balances and clean account conduct earn better OD pricing at renewal.

Limit utilisation pattern

Consistently maxed-out limits signal stress; disciplined utilisation supports better renewals.

Facility type

Dropline ODs, where the limit steps down over time, often price better than evergreen bank ODs.

Frequently asked questions