Value comes first
Gold weight alone does not determine borrowing. Purity, valuation and eligible gold value matter.
Estimate borrowing against your gold, understand LTV, explore repayment costs and compare sourced reference information from major banks and NBFCs.
Gold weight alone does not determine borrowing. Purity, valuation and eligible gold value matter.
A loan-to-value percentage determines how much of the assessed gold value is used for an estimate.
Interest, repayment structure, fees and lender policies can materially change the borrowing cost.
Estimate eligibility first, then explore repayment cost and interest scenarios. Calculator results are informational estimates rather than lender quotations.
Estimate how much you may be able to borrow against your gold.
Open calculatorEstimate monthly repayments using a reducing-balance EMI calculation.
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Open calculatorPublished rates and terms can vary by scheme. These cards provide sourced reference information, not rankings, recommendations or personalised loan offers.
Compare the complete borrowing structure, not only the headline rate. Eligibility, valuation, LTV, charges, repayment options and final pricing remain lender- and scheme-dependent.
SBI's current official site displays Gold Loan rates starting from 9.15% p.a. Actual pricing depends on the applicable product and terms.
HDFC Bank currently displays a starting Gold Loan rate of 11.91% p.a.; actual pricing depends on the applicable offering.
A numeric comparison rate is not shown without a sufficiently clear verified source.
Muthoot states 10.50%–22% when interest is serviced monthly and a maximum 12-month rate of 24%. Scheme conditions and repayment behaviour apply.
Published 2026 scheme interest ranges span 9.90% to 24% p.a., depending on scheme, amount, tenure and payment conditions. The lender also publishes a 26.82% annualised rate for its 12-month structure.
IIFL currently publishes Gold Loan rates of 9.72%–27% p.a., depending on the scheme availed.
Gold Ledger is not a lender, loan broker or representative of the providers shown above. Provider names and logos are used only for identification. Their trademarks belong to their respective owners, and inclusion does not imply endorsement or partnership.
Always verify the current rate, eligibility, valuation, LTV, tenure, charges, repayment terms and sanction documents directly with the lender before borrowing.
How the lender assesses eligible gold, purity and lending value.
How much of the assessed value can be used for the loan under applicable terms.
EMI, bullet, periodic-interest or other repayment structures can behave differently.
Processing, valuation, overdue, foreclosure or other applicable charges can affect cost.
A lender first values eligible pledged gold using its valuation methodology and then applies the applicable loan-to-value rules and product terms. An online calculator can estimate this relationship but cannot predict a lender's final sanction.
No. Applicable limits, product structures and lender policies can differ. Gold Ledger uses LTV only as an informational scenario input and does not treat it as a guaranteed entitlement.
No. Starting rates and published ranges are reference information. The actual rate can depend on the lender, scheme, loan amount, repayment structure and other applicable conditions.
Yes. Lenders can revise schemes, rates, fees and other terms. Provider information on Gold Ledger includes verification context, but you should confirm current terms with the lender before borrowing.