Monthly subscription
Smart Alerts
Tell us what you're watching (new card offers at your bank, a loan rate, an FD rate worth locking in, the dollar against the rupee) and we'll tell you when it changes. One message a day at most, or a weekly digest.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get alerts?
Choose what to follow, how often, and where to get it: email, SMS (Sri Lankan mobile numbers) or notifications in this browser. You need an AnyBanQ account (free): email alerts go to its address, and SMS asks for a one-time code.
How often are rates checked?
Every hour from 8 am to 9 pm. You get at most one message a day, only on days something you follow changed, or a weekly digest on Mondays if you prefer.
What does it cost?
The weekly digest is Rs. 99 a month and alerts as things change are Rs. 199 a month, on any channel, paid monthly from your Sri Lankan bank account with AnyBanQ Pay. Your alerts start once your subscription is active, and you can cancel any time.
How do I stop them?
Every message links to a page where you can change, pause or stop your alerts.
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Free EMI calculator for Sri Lankan bank loans. Enter the loan amount, interest rate and term to see your monthly installment and total interest in LKR.
- Fixed Deposit Calculator
Free fixed deposit calculator for Sri Lanka. See gross interest, 10% AIT deducted and the net amount you receive — then compare the same deposit at every bank and finance company.
- FD Ladder Planner
Plan a fixed deposit ladder with live Sri Lankan rates. Split one sum across 3 to 60-month deposits, see the best rate for each rung, interest after 10% AIT and when each part comes back.
- Debt Consolidation Calculator
Check whether combining your Sri Lankan loans and credit card balances into a single loan saves money. Compare current payments against a consolidated loan.
- Loan Affordability Calculator
Estimate how much you can safely borrow from a Sri Lankan bank based on your income, expenses and existing commitments.
- Savings Goal Planner
Plan how much to save each month to reach a target amount by a chosen date, with interest from a Sri Lankan savings account or FD factored in.