In business operations, an important operation that bank tellers may make due to operational mistakes is "wiping accounts". It is not to cancel the transaction, but to correct the mistakes, adjust the accounts back to the original state, and ensure the accuracy of customer account information. The purpose of this transaction is to correct the negligence of bank staff and avoid bringing losses to customers.

In order to prevent the wrong flow of funds, major banks have adopted advanced computer systems. When errors are found, they can execute the account erasing procedure without passwords and recover the funds in time. However, erasing accounts is not arbitrary, it needs the approval of the supervisor, and as part of the performance appraisal of employees and outlets, its implementation has strict norms and supervision.

In financial supervision, fund supervision accounts have specific application scenarios. For example, the supervision of account funds related to specific loan projects, such as capital construction and real estate development loans, and businesses that need to manage specific fund uses, such as e-commerce deposit accounts and partnership fund accounts. The establishment and management of these accounts need to meet certain conditions, such as providing basic account opening certificates, account supervision agreements and other documents, and obtaining relevant approval.

generally speaking, the transaction of erasing accounts is an important mechanism to correct mistakes and ensure the security of transactions within banks, and it also involves specific rules and procedures for fund supervision accounts. Understanding and following these regulations is very important to ensure the correctness and compliance of financial transactions.