
Indian Overseas Bank RD Calculator
Calculate your Indian Overseas Bank Recurring Deposit maturity amount and total interest earned using the calculator below. Enter your monthly deposit, tenure, and the interest rate currently offered by IOB — verify the exact rate via the IOB mobile banking app, IOB net banking, or a branch before investing.
Total Invested
₹1,80,000
Interest Earned
₹19,122
Maturity Amount
₹1,99,122
Adjust Parameters
Quarterly CompoundingBank Rate Notice: Interest rates vary by bank, branch, and tenure. Enter the specific rate offered by your bank to calculate your exact returns.
Interest Breakdown
Maturity
₹1,99,122
Cumulative Growth Over Time
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Year-by-Year RD Growth
| Year | Total Invested | Interest Earned | Maturity Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Year | ₹60,000 | ₹2,143 | ₹62,143 |
| 2 Years | ₹1,20,000 | ₹8,425 | ₹1,28,425 |
| 3 Years | ₹1,80,000 | ₹19,122 | ₹1,99,122 |
Indian Overseas Bank Recurring Deposits Explained
This IOB RD calculator reproduces the quarterly compounding Indian Overseas Bank applies to each instalment, so the maturity value above is the figure the branch will confirm. Indian Overseas Bank offers recurring deposits from six months to ten years. Founded in Chennai in 1937 with a deliberately international remit from its first day of business, IOB retains a branch network weighted towards Tamil Nadu and the southern states, alongside a long-standing overseas presence that makes it a common choice for NRI depositors with family banking in the region.
IOB RD Schemes You Can Open
IOB offers a conventional recurring account alongside periodically-issued named deposit schemes:
- •IOB Regular Recurring Deposit — The conventional product: a fixed instalment on a fixed date for the full tenure, in three-month tenure steps with a low minimum monthly deposit.
- •IOB Vardhan Deposit — One of the bank's named deposit schemes with its own terms and tenure conditions. Named schemes open and close between rate revisions, so confirm availability first.
- •Senior citizen and NRE / NRO variants — The additional rate benefit for resident depositors aged 60 and above, and recurring accounts for non-resident depositors where repatriation follows the underlying account type.
Missed Instalments and Early Closure at IOB
IOB RD interest rates are locked on the opening date and hold for the full tenure, so a missed month costs a fee rather than a lower rate. IOB charges a default fee for each instalment missed, calculated per hundred rupees of the instalment per month of delay and recovered on regularisation or at maturity. Prolonged default allows the bank to treat the deposit as discontinued and settle it on the instalments received. Premature closure after the minimum period is paid at the rate applicable to the period actually served, less the penalty on that rate.
How to Check IOB RD Interest Rates
RD rates change with RBI policy and each bank's own treasury decisions, so no figure is quoted on this page. Take the rate applicable to your tenure from the IOB mobile banking app, IOB net banking, or a branch, then enter it above alongside your monthly instalment to see the exact maturity value.
What Is Specific to an IOB RD
- •The overseas footprint dating to the bank's founding in 1937 makes IOB a practical option where instalments are funded from abroad into a resident family account.
- •Branch density is concentrated in Tamil Nadu and the southern states, which matters if you intend to pay or manage the deposit at a counter.
- •Named schemes such as Vardhan are issued and withdrawn periodically, so check what is actually open rather than relying on an older listing.
- •A loan against the accumulated recurring balance is available after a qualifying period, which avoids breaking the deposit for a short cash need.
Take the rate Indian Overseas Bank quotes for your tenure and enter it above to see the exact maturity value and the year-by-year interest accrual.
To compare this against another lender, or against a lump-sum deposit, use the master RD calculator or the fixed deposit calculator.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the Indian Overseas Bank RD Calculator.
The IOB Regular Recurring Deposit is Indian Overseas Bank's conventional fixed-instalment account: the same monthly amount on the same date for the full tenure, with quarterly compounding applied to each instalment from the date it is paid until maturity. Tenures move in three-month steps and the minimum monthly deposit is low enough to suit a first-time saver.
Vardhan is one of Indian Overseas Bank's named deposit schemes, offered alongside the regular recurring account and carrying its own terms and tenure conditions. Named schemes of this kind are periodically opened and withdrawn as the bank revises its deposit range, so confirm the scheme is currently on offer and check its exact terms at a branch or on net banking before planning around it.
Indian Overseas Bank levies a default fee for each instalment missed, charged per hundred rupees of the instalment per month of delay, and recovers it when you regularise the account or nets it off against the maturity payout. A single missed month does not cancel the deposit, but sustained default allows the bank to treat the account as discontinued and settle it on the instalments actually received.
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