XIRR calculator
XIRR is the annualised rate that sets the net present value of dated cash flows to zero. Enter one flow per line as date,amount (ISO date, rupees). Outflows are negative (investments); inflows are positive (redemptions). If the set has no real solution the page reports an error instead of NaN.
Formula
NPV(rate) = Σ amount_i / (1+rate)^((date_i − date_0)/365). Newton steps adjust the rate until NPV is near zero. Day count is actual/365 from the first date.
Questions
What does a 10% result mean?
A rupee invested on the first date grows at 10% a year to match the later dated flows. It is not a fund ranking.
Why do all-positive flows fail?
XIRR needs at least one outflow and one inflow. Otherwise there is no internal rate.
Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks; read all scheme related documents carefully. These pages are calculators, not advice.