China Personal Loan Repayment Calculator

Estimate fixed-rate personal-loan monthly payments, total interest and the effect of optional monthly overpayments using a rate entered by the user.

Local fixed-rate, equal-payment model. Enter the annual rate from a contract or quote. All amounts are in renminbi. Results follow the formula and inputs shown on the page; match filing, lending and retirement decisions to the relevant official record.

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Assumptions and sources: The annual input is divided by 12 for a monthly approximation and the last payment is reduced to the balance due. Check daily interest, effective APR including fees, variable rates, arrears, penalty interest and insurance in the contract.

Calculation basis

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How this calculator works

Enter the amount, contractual annual rate, term, any fee financed with the loan and an optional monthly overpayment. Use the contract or pre-approval rate supplied by the lender.

Calculation method

The model divides the entered annual rate by 12 and uses standard fixed-rate amortisation. Extra payments reduce principal; the final instalment is limited to the balance plus that month’s interest.

Check before using the estimate

The page uses a fixed-rate monthly amortisation scenario. Compare products with the lender’s disclosed all-in annualised cost, daily-interest method, fees, early-repayment terms and arrears conditions.

Worked example

Defaults: principal ¥100,000, annual rate 5.00%, 36 periods, no fee, no overpayment.

ItemCalculationAmount
Monthly rate5.00% ÷ 120.4167%
Monthly payment¥100,000 × 0.4167% × (1+0.4167%)^36 ÷ ((1+0.4167%)^36 − 1)¥2,997.09
Total paid¥2,997.09 × 36≈ ¥107,895
Total interest¥107,895 − ¥100,000≈ ¥7,895
0% rate verification (¥1,200 / 12 periods)Payment = principal ÷ periods¥100, no interest

The 5.00% default is a planning starting point, not a market quote; replace it with the contract or pre-approval rate.

Input variations

ChangeMonthly paymentTotal interestvs default
Add ¥2,000 fee financed into principal¥3,057≈ ¥8,057Principal becomes ¥102,000
Add ¥500 monthly overpayment¥3,497Saves ≈ ¥1,500Term 36 → about 31 months
Rate 5% → 8%¥3,134≈ ¥12,800Payment +¥137, interest +¥4,905

A financed fee increases both payment and total interest; overpayments shorten the term without reducing the payment; a rate rise hits total interest harder than the monthly payment.

Differences from official documents

Differences from actual bank repayment arise because: banks may accrue interest daily (30/360 or actual-day count), so monthly amortisation approximations differ from daily-interest results; the contract-disclosed "all-in annualised cost" or "annualised interest rate" includes handling, guarantee and insurance fees, while this tool computes payment on the nominal annual rate; prepayment may attract a penalty (remaining balance × 1–5%, or contractually waived); floating-rate loans reprice and the payment changes, while this tool does fixed-rate scenarios only; arrears accrue penalty interest daily.

Thresholds and limits

Principal ¥0–¥100,000,000; annual rate 0%–100% (required, blank produces no result); term 1–600 months; financed fee ¥0–¥10,000,000; overpayment ¥0–¥10,000,000. No default rate — personal loans have no nationwide quote, so the user must enter a contract or pre-approval rate.

Documents to check

Loan contract (principal, rate, term, repayment method, fees, prepayment terms, penalty terms); repayment schedule provided by the lender or in their app; monthly repayment notification (verify actual debit date and amount); prepayment application confirmation and fee schedule; personal credit report (verify loan balance and current status); product information sheet or promotional leaflet (verify disclosed annualised rate).

Contract rate, financed fees and all-in cost are different

The fixed payment answers only the entered principal, nominal rate and term.

Financed fees increase balance and interest

Cash-paid or withheld fees should not be entered as financed principal.

Extra payment does not replace contract terms

Actual daily interest, allocation, penalties and prepayment conditions can differ.

Primary source

China Foreign Exchange Trade System: LPR reference context

Frequently asked questions

Why is there no default rate?

There is no single appropriate nationwide personal-loan quote. Use a real contract or pre-approval rate.

What does a financed fee mean?

The fee is borrowed and earns interest. Do not enter a fee paid separately in cash.

Will overpayments always shorten the term?

The model assumes they do, but the contract may restrict early repayment or charge a fee.

Which thresholds can change the result?

Principal ¥0–¥100,000,000; annual rate 0%–100% (required, blank produces no result); term 1–600 months; financed fee ¥0–¥10,000,000; overpayment ¥0–¥10,000,000. No default rate — personal loans have no nationwide quote, so the user must enter a contract or pre-approval rate.

Why can the result differ from official documents?

Differences from actual bank repayment arise because: banks may accrue interest daily (30/360 or actual-day count), so monthly amortisation approximations differ from daily-interest results; the contract-disclosed "all-in annualised cost" or "annualised interest rate" includes handling, guarantee and insurance fees, while this tool computes payment on the nominal annual rate; prepayment may attract a penalty (remaining balance × 1–5%, or contractually waived); floating-rate loans reprice and the payment changes, while this tool does fixed-rate scenarios only; arrears accrue penalty interest daily.

Which records should I prepare before using the result?

Loan contract (principal, rate, term, repayment method, fees, prepayment terms, penalty terms); repayment schedule provided by the lender or in their app; monthly repayment notification (verify actual debit date and amount); prepayment application confirmation and fee schedule; personal credit report (verify loan balance and current status); product information sheet or promotional leaflet (verify disclosed annualised rate).

Important: All figures are for educational purposes only and do not constitute financial advice. Always consult a qualified professional.