Total Invested
₹100 × 365 days × 20 years
Explore small, regular investments from
₹100 per day
A daily SIP divides your investment habit into small daily contributions. Estimate how these instalments can accumulate over time with your chosen return and investment period.
₹100 × 365 days × 20 years
Growth from compounding
After 20 years
| Year | Annual Investment | Cumulative Investment | Estimated Value (12%) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ₹36,500 | ₹36,500 | ₹38,786 |
| 5 | ₹36,500 | ₹1,82,500 | ₹2,50,089 |
| 10 | ₹36,500 | ₹3,65,000 | ₹7,05,735 |
| 15 | ₹36,500 | ₹5,47,500 | ₹15,35,895 |
| 20 | ₹36,500 | ₹7,30,000 | ₹30,48,396 |
Illustration assuming 12% nominal annual return, compounded daily over 365 days per year, with contributions at the start of each day. Weekends and holidays are included; leap days are excluded. Actual scheme debit schedules may differ. Returns are not guaranteed. Taxes, fees and inflation are excluded. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks; read all scheme related documents carefully.
Illustrative values for 20 years at 12% annual return.
Invested: ₹7,30,000
Estimated value₹30,48,396Invested: ₹18,25,000
Estimated value₹76,20,990Invested: ₹36,50,000
Estimated value₹1,52,41,979Choose a daily amount and explore its potential growth over your investment horizon.
Choose a fixed daily contribution from ₹100 in this calculator.
Select an annual return and the number of years.
₹100 per day adds up to ₹36,500 over a 365-day year.
Reinvested returns can compound over your chosen period.
The model assumes contributions at the start of each day and daily compounding across 365 days per year. Real markets fluctuate and losses are possible. Learn more about mutual funds and long-term investing.
Small recurring contributions can help make investing a regular part of your budget.
Break your investment budget into manageable daily contributions.
A recurring schedule can support consistent investing over time.
Invest across different market levels. This does not guarantee profits or protect against losses.
Explore how your contribution amount and time horizon affect projected growth.
A daily systematic investment plan spreads regular mutual fund contributions into small daily instalments. Availability, minimum amounts and debit days depend on the scheme and investment platform.
It assumes a fixed investment at the beginning of each day and a constant nominal annual return compounded daily. The daily rate is the annual percentage divided by 100 and then by 365. Each day’s closing value equals the opening value plus that day’s contribution, multiplied by one plus the daily rate.
Yes. It models 365 contributions per year, including weekends and holidays, and excludes leap days. Actual schemes may process investments only on eligible business days, so their contribution totals and returns can differ.
This calculator accepts daily amounts from ₹100. This is a calculator input minimum; actual fund minimums and available frequencies depend on the scheme and platform. Check their terms before investing.
Daily and monthly SIPs use different contribution schedules. Compare them using a similar total investment and choose a schedule that fits your cash flow. Investing more frequently does not guarantee higher returns or prevent losses.
Returns are not guaranteed; actual market returns fluctuate and may be negative. At 0%, the estimated future value equals the daily investment multiplied by 365 and the number of years. Estimates exclude taxes, fees, exit loads and inflation and assume no missed payments or withdrawals.
Understand how your current investments align with your goals.