Business loan by need
Working Capital Loan EMI Calculator.
For a known, one-time cash need, a term loan works well. For recurring or unpredictable needs, an overdraft is often cheaper — compare both below.
₹10,00,000
12.50%
2 Yr
Monthly EMI
₹47,307
- Principal amount
- ₹10,00,000
- Total interest
- ₹1,35,368
- Total amount
- ₹11,35,368
Principal88%
Principal amount₹10,00,000
Interest amount₹1,35,368
Your Amortization Details
| Year | Principal | Interest | Balance |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ₹4,68,948 | ₹98,736 | ₹5,31,052 |
| 2 | ₹5,31,043 | ₹36,641 | ₹8 |
Frequently asked questions
What is a working capital loan used for?
Funding day-to-day operating needs — paying suppliers, covering payroll, managing seasonal cash flow gaps — rather than a specific capital purchase. It's meant to bridge the timing gap between when a business pays its costs and when it collects revenue.
Should I take a term loan or an overdraft for working capital?
A fixed-tenure term loan (calculated here) suits a one-time, known cash need. If your requirement is recurring or unpredictable, an overdraft or cash-credit facility — where you pay interest only on the amount drawn — is often more cost-efficient. See our Overdraft Facility Calculator to compare.