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18, Jun 2026
Centre Clears 8.25 pc EPF Interest Rate for FY26, Payout Process to Begin Shortly

New Delhi, June 18: The Government of India has officially ratified an annual interest rate of 8.25% on Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) deposits for FY2025-26, paving the way for the interest amount to be credited to the accounts of more than 7 crore EPF subscribers across the country.

The approval follows recommendations by the Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) and ensures continued attractive returns for millions of salaried employees contributing to the retirement savings scheme.

With the ratification now in place, EPFO is expected to initiate the process of crediting the approved interest to members’ accounts in the coming weeks. The move reinforces the government’s commitment to safeguarding the long-term financial security of India’s workforce.

The EPF scheme remains one of the country’s most widely used retirement savings instruments, offering stable and tax-efficient returns to subscribers. The 8.25% rate maintains EPF’s position as a competitive savings avenue amid evolving market conditions.

Industry observers note that the timely crediting of interest will benefit millions of workers by enhancing their retirement corpus and strengthening confidence in India’s social security framework.

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