Estimates the maximum financing you could obtain from your income, current obligations, tenor and expected interest rate.
Use it to set a realistic ceiling before comparing actual loan offers on the products pages.
Editor-in-Chief Mohamed Salah
BANKY NOW 2 Nov 2026
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Maximum loan
Estimate the largest amount you could borrow and the monthly payment.
- 1Enter the monthly income and term
- 2See the result instantly
- 3Compare the products that fit
Products you qualify for: 55
Debt-to-income (DTI) 13.3% Healthy
Products you qualify for 55
Max amount 298,645EGP
Est. monthly payment 5,500EGP
Results are estimates for guidance only and may differ from a bank's actual offer.
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FAQs
How is the maximum loan computed?
From the monthly installment your income allows after obligations, combined with tenor and interest rate, translated into an approximate principal.
Why might the bank's offer differ?
Banks weigh extra factors — employer type, credit history, collateral and product fees — so this figure is an indicative ceiling only.
Does the result include fees and insurance?
No — it estimates the principal only. Fees and insurance vary by bank and appear in each product's details when comparing.
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