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Fixed Deposit Calculator Nepal — FD maturity & interest

मुद्दती निक्षेप (FD) क्यालकुलेटर

Fixed deposit maturity calculator for Nepali banks — principal, annual rate, tenure and compounding (monthly/quarterly/annual) with interest earned and final maturity amount.

Last updated: 9 November 2026आज बि.सं. सोमबारबार — २०८३ कार्तिक २३
Maturity amount
Rs ५,५४,६०४
after 12 months
Interest earned
Rs ५४,६०४
before 5% TDS on interest
Effective annual yield
10.92%
with the chosen compounding
At simple interest
Rs ५,५२,५००
same rate, no compounding

Estimate per the quoted rate and compounding. Early breakup applies a lower rate; deposit insurance and TDS rules per prevailing notice apply.

About FD Calculator

Nepali banks (and finance companies) issue मुद्दती निक्षेप (fixed deposits) for 3 months to 5+ years, quoting an annual rate and a compounding frequency — commonly quarterly, with monthly compounding on some products. Maturity is compound arithmetic: M = P × (1 + r/n)^(n×t), where n is compounds per year.

This tool computes the maturity amount, interest earned and the effective annual yield so you can compare a '12.5% annual, quarterly compounding' FD with a '12.2% monthly compounding' one honestly. Actual deposit insurance and tax withholding (5% TDS on interest for individuals) affect your net proceeds — noted below the result.

How to use — step by step

  1. Enter the deposit amount you would lock in.
  2. Enter the bank's quoted annual interest rate (e.g. 10.5%).
  3. Choose the tenure (months) and the compounding frequency from the FD agreement.
  4. Read the maturity amount, interest earned and effective annual yield.
  5. Compare two banker quotes by changing the rate/compounding — the higher effective yield wins.

Worked example — Rs 500,000 at 10.5% for 12 months, quarterly compounding

Deposit (P)Rs 500,000locked for 12 months
Quarterly compoundingn = 4(1 + 0.105/4)^(4×1)
Interest earned≈ Rs 53,783vs Rs 52,500 simple
Maturity amount≈ Rs 5,53,783before TDS on interest

Frequently asked questions

QHow much interest will I get on an FD in Nepal?

Maturity − principal, compounded at the bank's quoted rate and frequency. Rs 500,000 at 10.5% quarterly-compounded for a year earns about Rs 53,783 before 5% TDS on interest.

QIs there tax on FD interest?

Yes — banks withhold 5% TDS on depositor interest for individuals (15% without PAN/.arrival details in some cases). The interest figure here is pre-TDS.

QWhich is better: higher rate or more frequent compounding?

Compare the effective annual yield, not just the headline rate: 10.5% quarterly beats 10.45% annually. This tool shows that yield directly.

QCan I break an FD early?

Yes, but banks apply a lower rate (often the run-up rate or less) for the completed period. If you might need money early ask about the breakup rule, or keep the amount shorter-tenured.

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