What is APY?
Annual percentage yield is an effective annual rate that includes compounding.
Convert annual rates in either direction with common compounding schedules.
For n periods, APY = (1 + APR/n)^n − 1. The inverse is APR = n × ((1 + APY)^(1/n) − 1). Continuous compounding uses e^APR − 1 and ln(1 + APY).
Rates are entered as annual percentages. Discrete frequencies use 365, 52, or 12 periods per year. Negative annual rates at or below −100% are invalid.
Standard compound interest identities. The continuous conversion uses the natural exponential and logarithm.
Annual percentage yield is an effective annual rate that includes compounding.
For the same positive APR, more frequent compounding increases the effective APY.
Yes. Select APY to APR and choose the compounding convention to invert.
No. Rates are mathematical conversions, not product offers.