XIRR calculator

What did your money actually earn?

Enter a few dated cash flows — money in as negative, money out or today’s value as positive. The XIRR updates as you type. It is the same engine the portfolio tracker uses on your real transactions.

DateAmount (₹)What it is
Negative = invested · positive = received / current value
Annualised XIRR
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Add at least one negative and one positive flow.
Total invested—
Total received / value—
Absolute gain—
Simple (non-annualised) return—
Period—

Educational tool. For a real portfolio with dividends and benchmarks, use the tracker.

Why XIRR and not "returns"

Absolute returns hide timing. A money-weighted return (XIRR) tells you what your capital actually earned given when each rupee went in and came out — the number a fixed deposit would have needed to match. The tracker computes it two ways: price-only, and total return including verified dividends.

Educational calculators. Figures are estimates from the numbers you enter; they are not investment, tax or credit advice. SlateFlow Capital's SEBI Investment Adviser registration is under process — see Disclosures.