Calculate Axis Bank recurring deposit maturity from the published Axis RD tenor table and customer-type rates.
Why does this page accept specific month tenors instead of every month?
Because the public Axis RD rates page lists specific tenors, not a complete month ladder. This calculator follows the published tenor table exactly and refuses to guess rates for month counts the source did not name.
What source did this page use for Axis RD rates?
The source is the public Axis RD rates page for deposits below ₹3 crore. It names the tenors and says the card is effective from 22 December 2025.
Why does the 60 month senior rate differ from shorter tenors?
Because the Axis table publishes a higher 60 month and 120 month senior-citizen figure than the shorter listed tenors. The calculator stores that published rate directly instead of flattening it into one bonus spread.
Does this include missed instalments or early closure penalties?
No. It assumes on-time instalments and a clean maturity. Penalties and operational rules need their own model and should not be silently mixed into the maturity figure.
Why is a bank-specific RD page better than a generic RD page?
Because the generic recurrence is not where bank pages differ. They differ in the dated card rate and the tenor ladder. That is exactly what this page makes visible.