Retail loans: personal, vehicle and housing loan calculation
In the 2 November 2026 read, the monthly personal loan rate 27 banks publish on their own pages runs from 2.84% to 6.50%. You enter the amount, the term and the monthly rate; Bankacı produces the instalment, the total repayment and the payment plan.
Updated: 2 November 2026

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250,000 TL · 24 months · 4.17%
- Estimated monthly instalment
- 18,866.82 TL
- Total repayment
- 452,803.53 TL
KKDF 15% and BSMV 15% included. Not any bank's offer.
Average over the last 7 days (26 October – 2 November 2026). Loan interest rates: user averages →
How the instalment is found
The monthly instalment comes from the principal and the monthly rate through the annuity formula. Bankacı then adds KKDF and BSMV on top of the interest. The taxes are charged on each instalment's interest component, not on the principal, which is why they fall as the plan runs.
Personal and vehicle are two products
Someone buying a car with cash takes a personal loan and falls under the personal term ceiling. A secured vehicle loan is limited by the car's value instead: the invoice value for a new car, the insured (kasko) value in the TSB list for a used one. The taxes are identical, so only the legal table that applies changes.
The broken period lands on the first instalment
When the days between drawdown and the first instalment do not make a whole month, the difference is charged to the first instalment.
The legal limit sits beside the field
As soon as you type the amount, the maximum term for it, the loan-to-value on a vehicle and the minimum property value on a mortgage appear beside the field they belong to, with the BDDK decision and date they rest on.
Frequently asked
What are KKDF and BSMV charged on?
Both are charged on the interest component of the instalment, not on the principal. On consumer loans the common rates are 15% each; Bankacı leaves both editable.
Can I share the amortisation table with the customer?
Yes. A result can be sent as a readable summary or a PDF. Watch a short ad to get one PDF a day; unlimited PDFs come with Bankacı Premium.
Why does a mortgage ask for the property value?
The BDDK's housing rule is a loan-to-value ratio, so the legal limit cannot be worked out without the property's value. Rather than invent one, Bankacı asks for it.
See also: Personal loan calculation · Vehicle loan calculation · Housing loan calculation · Seven payment plans · BDDK legal limits on consumer credit in Turkey · Glossary
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