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By looking at the photo you understood what I want to talk about..
The thing is that you have kept such a system in the bank that when we deposit back, the interest we have received gets reset i.e. Rs 2000 was in the bank and we want to deposit Rs 1000 and Rs 2000 is in the cash and we got Rs 12 interest. That is, if it is 2012 then after depositing Rs 1000 it becomes Rs 3000 and the interest starts from the new one.
But I am finding something lacking in implementing this system.
For example, if it is 2012 cash which has 12 interest then before depositing 1000 cash the user will withdraw 12 and later deposit 1000 due to which his interest will not be reset.
So to make this system more interesting I have come up with something
Keep the law that..
1) If someone deposited 2000 rupees and got interest of 12 rupees for 6 days and he wants to withdraw 12 rupees interest and deposit 1000 rupees so that his interest is not reset, then there should be a law that "He cannot just withdraw the interest. With that, he will have to withdraw at least 20% of the principal amount i.e. out of the principal amount of 2012 i.e. 2000, he will have to withdraw Rs 400, but there will be a system in this that 12 cash interest is not included in that 20% withdrawal, i.e. 2012. 20% of the cash will not be counted, only Rs 2000 will be counted.
I have more ideas also .. i hope you understand Boss @Sbenny Sorry for weak english
