Aqsha24 loan calculator: calculate the amount, interest, and APR online in Almaty
What the Aqsha24 loan calculator shows and how to use it
This is a simple online tool that shows the real cost of a loan before applying — in seconds and without registration. Let’s break down what it displays and how to use it.
What parameters the calculator shows
When you enter the amount and term, this tool from Aqsha24 instantly shows three parameters: the amount of accrued interest, the total amount to repay, and the total cost of the loan (APR 35–50%). For example, 100,000 ₸ for 30 days: interest will be 3,000–4,500 ₸ at a rate of 0.1–0.15%/day, the total amount will be 103,000–104,500 ₸, and the APR will be around 36–54% per annum. All figures are calculated using the simple interest formula without capitalization, so the overpayment remains predictable and linear. For an accurate calculation, simply move the sliders for amount (5,000–600,000 ₸) and term (7–180 days) — the parameters update automatically without reloading the page.
Is the amount in the calculator accurate?
The amount shown by the service is fixed in the contract and does not change after the application is approved — the tool uses the same rates and formulas as the internal calculation system: 0.1–0.15% per day, with no hidden fees for issuance, account maintenance, or early repayment. A difference between the calculated figure and the contract is only possible if the borrower changes the amount or term in the application — then everything is recalculated. If the screen shows a repayment amount of 105,000 ₸ for a loan of 100,000 ₸ for 30 days, that is exactly what you will need to repay — no additional fees or charges will appear in the contract.
How to use the calculator: step by step
- Select the amount: move the slider from 5,000 to 600,000 ₸ — the calculator will immediately show the interest for this range.
- Select the term: set from 7 to 180 days — the total repayment amount and APR will be recalculated for the new period.
- Evaluate the terms: look at three figures — interest, repayment amount, and APR 35–50% — all calculated instantly without registration.
How interest and overpayment are calculated: example with numbers
To understand how the calculation works, let’s look at specific numbers. We’ll break down interest and overpayment using real examples.
How overpayment is calculated based on the daily rate
The Aqsha24 loan calculator calculates overpayment using the formula: loan amount × daily rate (0.1–0.15%) × number of days = interest; total repayment amount = principal + interest. The daily rate is a fixed percentage on the remaining debt: in Kazakhstani MFIs, it is 0.08–0.15% per day, and the APR by law of the Republic of Kazakhstan does not exceed 100% per annum, for legal organizations — 35–50%. At a rate of 0.1% per day, a loan of 100,000 ₸ for 30 days gives an overpayment of 3,000 ₸ (3% of the amount) compared to 20–25% per annum on a consumer loan from banks in Kazakhstan — a difference of 6–8 times. Before choosing a term, check two scenarios in the calculator: for the minimum and maximum period — the difference in overpayment can be 5–7% of the principal.
Calculation example: 100,000 ₸ for 30 days
| Loan amount | Term | Rate per day | Interest | Total repayment | GESV |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 50 000 ₸ | 14 days | 0,1% | 700 ₸ | 50 700 ₸ | 36,5% |
| 100 000 ₸ | 30 days | 0,1% | 3 000 ₸ | 103 000 ₸ | 36,5% |
| 200 000 ₸ | 60 days | 0,1% | 12 000 ₸ | 212 000 ₸ | 36,5% |
The three scenarios in the table cover typical requests: minimum for two weeks, average for a month, and large for two months — in each case, the APR is fixed at 36.5%, and the overpayment increases proportionally to the term. In Almaty, the average loan amount in MFIs is 80–120 thousand ₸ for 20–30 days, and the Aqsha24 calculator shows figures in seconds — convenient for quick budget assessment without manual formulas.
How the calculator accounts for early repayment
The service shows the calculation for the full term, but with early repayment, interest is recalculated for the actual days the loan was used — you only pay for the days you had the money. By law of the Republic of Kazakhstan, early repayment in MFIs does not incur penalties or fees, so the service gives the maximum amount, and the actual overpayment will be lower if you repay earlier. For a loan of 100,000 ₸ for 30 days with repayment after 10 days, the overpayment will be 1,000 ₸ instead of 3,000 ₸ — saving 2,000 ₸ on interest by halving the term.
What is APR and how to read it next to the loan calculation
APR is the main indicator of the real cost of a loan, which every MFI calculator in Kazakhstan must show. Let’s break down what it means, why it differs from the daily rate, and how to read it in the calculator.
What is APR in simple terms
APR (Annual Percentage Rate) is the total cost of the loan as a percentage per annum, which includes not only interest but also all mandatory payments under the contract. Unlike the daily rate, which simply shows the percentage for one day, it projects this cost over a year, taking into account interest accrual on the remaining debt and capitalization — this is the indicator that every MFI must indicate according to the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan ‘On Microfinance Activities’. For microloans, the total rate is usually 35–50% per annum with a daily rate of 0.1–0.15%, although a simple annual projection without capitalization would give only 36.5% (0.1% × 365). If a daily rate of 0.1% gives 36.5% per annum simple interest, the annual indicator can rise to 40–50% — because it accounts for interest being charged on the remaining debt and capitalized, and this is what you need to compare when choosing between different offers — the online loan calculation is precisely needed to see the total cost before signing the contract.
Why APR is higher than the daily rate
The annual indicator is higher than the daily rate because it recalculates the cost of the loan over a year, taking into account compound interest (capitalization), while the daily rate is simply the percentage for one day without annual projection. When you take a loan for 30 days, interest is accrued daily on the current balance of the debt, and in the absence of early repayment, each subsequent day interest is calculated on an increased amount — this effect creates a difference between simple multiplication (0.1% × 365 = 36.5%) and the actual total rate (40–50%). Additionally, it includes one-time fees for issuance or account maintenance, which the daily rate does not reflect, so for short-term loans (7–30 days) it appears high. However, the actual overpayment in money remains small — 3,000 ₸ on 100,000 ₸ per month, which is much lower than the annual overpayment on a bank loan, so there is no need to be alarmed by the high percentage for a short term.
What is included in the calculation of the APR under the law of the Republic of Kazakhstan
The calculation of the full rate under the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan ‘On Microfinance Activities’ includes all borrower payments: interest, service fees, insurance, and other mandatory charges — therefore, 35–50% for a microloan is a standard and transparent indicator. The law clearly states that an MFO does not have the right to indicate only the daily rate in advertising or on a calculator — the annual effective rate, calculated according to the unified formula of the National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan, must always be displayed alongside. No ‘issuance fees’, ‘application processing fees’, or ‘unemployment insurance’ can be hidden separately — if they are mandatory, they are already included in this percentage. In the Aqsha24 calculator, this 35–50% means that there are no hidden fees — all costs are already included in the indicator, and you see the real cost of the loan before applying.
Loan terms that the Aqsha24 calculator automatically fills in
The service automatically fills in current terms depending on whether it is a first or repeat loan — all parameters change with sliders without submitting an application.
Amount, term, and rate ranges in the calculator
| Parameter | Amount, ₸ | Term, days | Rate per day | GESV | Features |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Minimum loan | 5 000 | 7 | 0,15% | 35–50% | To test the calculator |
| Average loan | 50 000–200 000 | 30–90 | 0,12% | 38–45% | Most common scenario |
| Maximum loan | 600 000 | 180 | 0,1% | 35–40% | Longer term reduces the rate |
| First loan | 5 000–600 000 | 7–180 | 0% | 0% | No overpayment |
Any such loan calculator automatically fills in the rate: the longer the term, the lower the daily percentage, so the final overpayment depends not only on the amount but also on the chosen period.
How the calculator shows a first loan at 0%
If it is a first loan, the tool will automatically show 0% on all sliders — no interest is charged for any day, and the amount to repay equals the principal. For example, when requesting 100,000 ₸ for 30 days, the result will be ‘to repay 100,000 ₸’, with no hidden fees or mandatory insurance. The condition applies to any amount from 5,000 to 600,000 ₸ and any term from 7 to 180 days — there are no restrictions on the minimum term or amount to activate the promotion. You can move the sliders and see how the payment schedule changes: the overpayment remains zero for any combination. In real applications, most often people take a first loan of 50,000–150,000 ₸ for 14–30 days — and repay exactly the same amount. Make sure the promotion is valid for the entire term: if the screen shows 0% for 180 days, no interest will be charged even for the longest loan.
What documents are not needed for calculation and loan
No documents are needed for the calculation at this stage — just open the page and move the sliders for amount and term to see the exact terms. To apply after the calculation, you will only need an ID and a personal Kaspi, Halyk, Jusan, or Forte card — no income certificates, guarantors, or employment confirmation. The tool shows the terms that will be applied if you meet the basic requirements: age 18+ and citizenship of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Money is transferred to your card within 15 minutes after approval — without visiting an office or additional calls. At the calculation stage, you do not leave personal data, so you can safely compare parameters without fear of spam or intrusive offers.
How to go from calculation to an online loan and check the legality of the MFO
When the microloan calculator shows the exact overpayment amount and repayment date, two steps remain: submit an application and make sure the MFO operates legally. Let’s break down both.
How to submit an application after calculation and receive money on your card
After calculation in the Aqsha24 calculator, simply click the ‘Apply for loan’ button — the system will transfer the selected amount and term to the application, and after approval, money will be sent to your Kaspi, Halyk, Jusan, or Forte card within ~15 minutes. The application is automatically filled with the calculation data: you do not re-enter parameters, but only confirm your phone number via SMS code and link your card — for repeat visits, the profile is already saved; for the first time, you will need to upload a photo of your ID, which takes 3–5 minutes. You can first calculate several options (different amounts and terms), then choose the one that suits you in terms of overpayment — and only then proceed to apply.
How to check that the MFO is legal in Kazakhstan
- Go to the website of the National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan: open official nationalbank.kz, go to the ‘Registers’ section — there is a complete list of legal MFOs published, available without registration.
- Enter the name or BIN: in the register search bar, enter the full name of the organization or its BIN — the system will show the status, date of inclusion, and register number, usually within 1–2 seconds.
- Check registration data: make sure the organization’s status is ‘Active’ and the inclusion date is current; if the MFO is not on the list, its activities are illegal.
- Refuse prepayments: a legal MFO will never ask for money before issuing a loan — if you are asked to pay insurance, a fee, or a deposit, it is fraud; do not provide card details or transfer funds.
What hidden fees may exist and how to avoid them
Aqsha24 has no hidden fees — the service shows all costs upfront: interest, amount to repay, and APR; no additional charges for issuance, servicing, or application processing are levied. Under the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan ‘On Microfinance Activities’, legal MFOs are required to reflect all fees in the payment schedule, which is generated immediately after calculation — if another organization shows only the interest rate and the full amount is not displayed until after submitting personal data, that is a cause for concern. The calculation does not include late payment penalties — they are charged separately by law; to avoid extra costs, choose a term with a buffer and set a payment date reminder.
Conclusion
A credit calculator is the only way to see the real cost of a loan before signing the contract and protect yourself from hidden fees.
Key takeaways
- Exact figures: this tool shows the interest rate, amount to repay, and GESV — all these values are fixed in the contract and do not change.
- GESV 35–50%: this rate is higher than the daily rate due to the annual projection, but the actual overpayment on short-term loans remains small due to the compressed terms.
- First loan at 0%: the calculator displays zero overpayment — you repay only the principal amount, without interest for the first period.
- MFO check: the lender’s legality is confirmed through the register of the National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan — this is the only guarantee that you will not be deceived.
- Instant transfer: after calculation, you can submit an application and receive money on your card without certificates, guarantors, or visiting an office — the process takes a few minutes.