Formula & Calculation Methodology
Market Value = Gold Weight (g) × (Karat / 24) × 24K Rate. Maximum RBI Loan Eligibility = Market Value × 75% LTV.
Loan_{Eligible} = Weight \times \frac{Karat}{24} \times Rate_{24K} \times 0.75
Calculate maximum gold loan eligibility across 24K, 22K, 18K and 14K gold with RBI 75% Loan-to-Value (LTV) regulatory cap. Compare SBI, Muthoot, and HDFC interest EMIs.
Market Value = Gold Weight (g) × (Karat / 24) × 24K Rate. Maximum RBI Loan Eligibility = Market Value × 75% LTV.
Loan_{Eligible} = Weight \times \frac{Karat}{24} \times Rate_{24K} \times 0.75
Gold Weight: 35 Grams | Purity: 22 Karat (91.6%) | 24K Rate: ₹7,400/g | LTV: 75%
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) mandates a maximum Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratio of 75% on gold jewellery loans disbursed by scheduled commercial banks (SBI, HDFC, ICICI, PNB) and non-banking financial companies (Muthoot Finance, Manappuram).
Only the net gold weight is appraised - gemstones, diamonds, and wax weight are deducted prior to calculating the loan sanction value.
Depending on prevailing bullion rates and the 75% LTV limit, banks and NBFCs sanction between ₹4,800 to ₹5,400 per gram for 22 Karat hallmarked gold ornaments.
In Bullet repayment, you only pay monthly interest during the loan tenure and repay the principal at the end. In regular EMI, each monthly installment reduces both principal and accrued interest.