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🔄 Home Loan Balance Transfer

Reduce your EMI or save lakhs in interest by switching your home loan to a lower rate lender.

7.20%Best BT Rate
₹10 Cr+Max Loan
30 yrsMax Tenure
✅ Save Lakhs in Interest
💰 Top-Up Loan Available
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Compare Balance Transfer Rates — 2026

Lenders offering the best home loan takeover rates.

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Balance Transfer Rate Comparison

LenderBT RateMax LoanMax TenureTop-Up Available
HDFC Bank
Lowest Rate
7.20% p.a. Lowest₹10 Cr+30 yrsYes
PNB
Women Discount
7.20% p.a.₹1 Cr30 yrsYes
Canara Bank
7.20% p.a.No Limit30 yrsYes
SBI
7.25% p.a.₹10 Cr+30 yrsYes
Bank of Baroda
7.40% p.a.₹10 Cr+30 yrsYes
IDFC First Bank
Digital Process
7.50% p.a.₹10 Cr30 yrsYes
Federal Bank
Zero Processing
7.60% p.a.₹5 Cr30 yrsYes
Bajaj Finance
HFC
8.00% p.a.₹3.5 Cr32 yrsYes
* BT typically makes sense when remaining tenure is 5+ years and rate difference is 0.5%+. Foreclosure charges from old lender may apply. Updated March 2026.

Balance Transfer Savings Calculator

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💡 Estimated for 20-year remaining tenure. Actual savings depend on your remaining tenure, foreclosure charges, and processing fees.

About Home Loan Balance Transfer

When Does BT Make Sense?

  • ✅ Rate difference is 0.50% or more
  • ✅ Remaining tenure is 5+ years
  • ✅ Outstanding loan is ₹20L or more
  • ✅ Foreclosure charges from old lender are low

When BT May NOT Make Sense

  • ❌ Remaining tenure is less than 3–4 years
  • ❌ High foreclosure charges from old lender
  • ❌ Rate difference is less than 0.25–0.5%
  • ❌ Processing fees exceed interest savings

What is a Top-Up Loan?

Along with the balance transfer, you can avail a top-up loan — additional funds over and above your outstanding balance. Top-up loans come at home loan rates (much lower than personal loans) and can be used for renovation, business, or any personal need.

Process

  1. Get in-principle sanction from new lender
  2. Obtain foreclosure letter from current bank
  3. Submit documents to new lender
  4. New lender pays off old bank directly
  5. Start paying lower EMI to new bank

Our experts handle the entire process — from documentation to coordination between lenders.

Frequently Asked Questions

For a ₹30L loan with 15 years remaining, switching from 9% to 7.25% saves approximately ₹3,100/month in EMI — or about ₹5.6 lakhs over the remaining tenure. Use our savings calculator above for your specific numbers.
For floating-rate home loans, RBI has banned foreclosure charges at banks. However, some NBFCs and HFCs may still charge 1–4% on the outstanding amount. Fixed-rate loans may have foreclosure penalties at all lenders. Our experts will verify this for you before recommending a transfer.
Yes! Most lenders offer a top-up loan along with the balance transfer. The additional funds come at home loan interest rates, making it cheaper than a personal loan or LAP. Useful for home renovation, business needs, or debt consolidation.
Typically 3–6 weeks. The process involves: credit check by new lender, property verification, obtaining foreclosure letter from old bank, and fund transfer. Our experts manage this entire process to minimize delays.

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