Mortgage calculator
Work out the monthly payment on a home loan in China: commercial, housing provident fund (公积金), or a combined loan (组合贷) of both.
Figures follow Chinese law and city rules, with every source cited and dated.
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Monthly payment
CN¥8,980.89
≈ $1,237China · Other city (national rules) · CNY
- Highest payment
- CN¥8,983.25≈ $1,237
- Total interest
- CN¥1,233,122.76≈ $169,852
- Total paidPrincipal plus interest
- CN¥3,233,122.76≈ $445,334
Exchange rate: 1 USD = CN¥7.26
Default rate last updated Oct 1, 2026
Converted amounts are for reference only. Only the amounts in Chinese Yuan (CNY) apply.
Note
Every figure on this page is an estimate based on the values you entered and on defaults from Chinese law, the selected city's rules and common market practice, each current as of the verification date shown next to it. It is not financial, legal or tax advice. Your actual rate, loan limit, taxes and fees are set by your lender, the housing provident fund center, the tax office and the real estate registration center when you buy. Each city's home purchase restrictions (限购) are described for reference only; this site does not check whether you may buy. This site never stores the numbers you enter; they live only in the page address.
Monthly rate is the annual rate divided by 12; amounts are rounded to the fen (0.01 yuan). A commercial rate is the 5-year-and-above LPR plus your spread and resets on the cycle you choose. A combined loan (组合贷) is two loans, worked out separately and added month by month.
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Related terms
- Annuity / equal installments
A repayment method in which every monthly payment is the same amount, principal and interest together, as long as the rate stays the same.
- Declining balance
A repayment method: the same principal every month plus interest on what is still owed, so the first payment is the highest and each later one smaller.