After a lengthy discussion, here is how it works:
Interest is credited on a daily basis, but based on the annual interest rate of 10%. What this means is this:
10% interest per year = 0.0274% per day
(i.e. 365 days of 0.0274% interest = 10%).
You can figure your daily interest this way:
DNF Bank Balance * 0.000274 = Credited Interest
Example:
If you have 10,000 DNF in the bank, you will receive 2.74 DNF per day in interest.
Doing the math check:
2.74 DNF per day * 365 = 1000.1, which is of course 10% of 10,000.
</math lesson> :-D
-Bob