1. Does the filing standard for credit card debt of 50,000 refer to the principal or include interest?

2. According to the conventional practice of credit card debt processing in China, the filing standard for credit card debt usually refers to the principal of the debt and does not include interest.

- Credit card debts are usually filed based on the principal amount owed, which is the amount of unpaid purchases and cash withdrawals.

- Interest is usually calculated based on the number of days overdue and the borrowing rate, and is a factor considered in the subsequent repayment process.

- The standard for filing a case is mainly to determine the basis for the creditor to initiate legal proceedings or take other recovery measures against the debtor, usually based on the principal amount owed.

3. To sum up, the standard for registering a credit card debt of 50,000 yuan refers to the unpaid principal of the debt, excluding interest.

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Extended information: According to China's "Contract Law" and relevant credit card debt processing regulations, the filing standards for credit card debts may vary from different regions and banks. But generally speaking, credit card debt processing focuses on verifying the unpaid principal of the balance and considering interest, overdue fees and other charges in the subsequent repayment and recovery process.