There are two ways for domestic banks to calculate products: one is to copy the daily balance of each sub-account according to the account, and the other is to record the products in the "products" column of the account according to the end-of-day balance of the sub-account (that is, to calculate the products on the account page, the former should be checked with the balance of the same account in the general ledger after adding the accounts, and the latter should be checked with the "accumulated products of this month" in the general ledger at the end of the month. Because the accumulated products calculated by the above method are daily products, and the bank interest rate adopts monthly interest rate or annual interest rate, it is necessary to convert the accumulated products into monthly products or annual products or the interest rate into daily interest rate when calculating interest.
Interest-bearing product is the daily cumulative sum of the customer's deposit or loan balance during the interest-bearing period (if the balance has not changed for several days, it is multiplied by the number of days that have not changed), which is the interest-bearing product. According to the stipulated annual interest rate or monthly interest rate, the daily interest rate multiplied by the interest-bearing product is the interest receivable or payable by the household in the current period. There are two ways to calculate products: using balance tables and using ledgers. Use balance table to calculate products, which is suitable for accounts with frequent balance changes; Use subsidiary ledger to calculate products, which is suitable for accounts with irregular balance changes. The product calculated by the above two methods. Add by account, and check with the interest-bearing product in the general ledger of this account to verify whether the calculated product is wrong.