In banking institutions, interest income is the core income that drives the bank. Interest income is also known as net interest income. Interest income is the main motor for banks in their operational activities. As noted earlier, banks generally benefit from the difference between loan interest and deposit interest. So that we need to first equate the perception of income related to savings and loan interest.
Funds that have been successfully raised by the Bank are known as Third Party Funds (DPK). Meanwhile, the activity of raising funds in banking is known as funding.
The format for raising funds can be in the form of:
Current Account
Is an account used for business.
Current account withdrawal media is a check or bilyet giro sheet.
The double function of check sheets and bilyet giro is as a means of payment in business transactions.
Interest earned if you have a checking account is a checking service.
Current accounts at banks are usually very low, less than 1%.
Checking service is subject to 20% tax.
In banking activities, checking accounts are a cheap source of funds.