Generally speaking, not all national financial funds are placed in the central bank. The Central Bank and the Ministry of Finance have their own accounts and funds respectively, and the specific operation modes are as follows:

1. Fiscal revenue: including taxes, social insurance premiums, operating income of state-owned assets, etc. These funds will first enter the account of the Ministry of Finance.

2. Financial expenditure: including various expenses and investments. , need to be transferred from the account of the Ministry of Finance. The allocated funds can be paid directly to all units or through special payment institutions.

3. Central bank deposit: When the Ministry of Finance needs to temporarily store a certain amount of cash, it will deposit it in the central bank. The central bank can manage foreign exchange reserves on behalf of the state, adjust the relationship between money supply and demand, and stabilize the exchange rate. In addition, the central bank can also provide loans to commercial banks and other institutions to maintain the smooth operation of the financial market.

In short, both the central bank and the Ministry of Finance play an important role in the operation of the country, and both have their own independent accounts and capital flow channels.