Credit Card EMI Calculator
Card EMI conversions carry interest, a one-time processing fee and GST on both. Enter the purchase amount, the rate your issuer quoted and the tenure to see what the conversion actually costs.
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A ₹60,000 card purchase at 16% over 1 year has an EMI of ₹5,444, and with interest, the processing fee and GST it costs ₹66,874 in total, ₹6,874 more than the purchase price.
Card EMI rates are commonly quoted between 13% and 18% a year.
Charged once when the purchase is converted to EMI.
18% applies to card interest and fees in India.
Monthly EMI
₹5,444
for 1 year
Total interest
₹5,326
Fee + GST
₹1,548
GST at 18%
Total cost
₹66,874
₹6,874 over the purchase price
Cost by tenure
| Tenure | EMI | Total interest |
|---|---|---|
| 3 months | ₹20,536 | ₹1,607 |
| 6 months | ₹10,472 | ₹2,831 |
| 9 months | ₹7,119 | ₹4,071 |
| 12 months | ₹5,444 | ₹5,326 |
| 18 months | ₹3,771 | ₹7,886 |
| 24 months | ₹2,938 | ₹10,506 |
Interest only. The processing fee and GST are charged once and are shown above.
Amortisation Schedule
How each instalment splits between interest and principal over time.
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Monthly EMI
₹5,444
- What it is:
- An EMI calculator for a credit card purchase conversion.
- What it calculates:
- The instalment, total interest, processing fee and GST, and the full cost of converting.
Key Assumptions
- GST applies to the interest and the fee, at 18% by default.
- The purchase amount stays blocked against your credit limit.
- Foreclosure charges are not included.
How does the Credit Card EMI Calculator work?
The EMI itself uses the standard reducing-balance formula on the purchase amount.
On top of that, issuers charge a one-time processing fee and levy GST on the interest and the fee. Both are added to the total cost, not to the EMI.
Card EMI rates are usually well above personal loan rates. For larger amounts it is worth comparing the two.
Worked example: a ₹50,000 purchase converted to a 6-month EMI at 15% a year. The EMI is about ₹8,702 and the interest about ₹2,210. Add a ₹500 processing fee and 18% GST on the interest and the fee, about ₹488, and the conversion costs about ₹3,198 on top of the purchase price.
Over 12 months the EMI falls to about ₹4,513 but the interest rises to about ₹4,155, and with the fee and GST the extra cost is about ₹5,493. A longer tenure lowers the instalment and raises the total cost, so pick the shortest tenure you can comfortably pay.
For no-cost offers, check the Zero Cost EMI Calculator to see what the discount and GST really amount to. To compare with other ways of borrowing, use the Personal Loan EMI Calculator, and if you already carry a balance, the Credit Card Interest Calculator.
Credit Card EMI Calculator formula
Total cost = (EMI x n) + processing fee + GST on (interest + fee)
- EMI
- = instalment from the reducing-balance formula
- n
- = tenure in months
- GST
- = tax on interest and fees, 18% by default
Credit Card EMI Calculator: worked example
A ₹60,000 purchase at 16% over 12 months with a ₹499 fee
- Monthly EMI
- ₹5,444
- Total interest
- ₹5,326
- Processing fee
- ₹499
- GST at 18%
- ₹1,049
- Total cost
- ₹66,874
- Extra over the purchase price
- ₹6,874
Credit Card EMI Calculator: frequently asked questions
Is GST charged on card EMI?
Does converting to EMI free up my credit limit?
Is card EMI cheaper than a personal loan?
What happens if I pay only the minimum due?
What is the EMI on ₹50,000 on a credit card?
Further reading
How Indian lenders work out your monthly instalment, why the interest portion shrinks every month, and what actually changes the number.
Why a flat 10% and a reducing-balance 10% are not the same loan, how much more the flat structure costs, and where you meet it in India.
What a lump-sum prepayment does to an Indian loan, the choice between cutting the tenure and cutting the EMI, and when it is worth doing at all.
Authoritative Sources
- Apple India on No Cost EMI availability· verified 23 September 2026
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Reviewed by Pradipta Ray, MBA (Finance) · Updated