Interest payment refers to the way that the debtor pays interest to the creditor in installments at certain time intervals within the validity period of the bond.

interest payment refers to the way in which the debtor pays interest to the creditor in installments at certain time intervals within the validity period of the bond. Generally speaking, interest payment methods can be divided into one-time interest payment and installment interest payment. Long-term bonds can use installment interest payment methods, and short-term bonds can use one-time interest payment methods.

cash payment based on bills. It is a payment method for many public-to-public businesses today. So that enterprises do not need to reserve a large amount of payment, and the institution that pays cash will be transformed into a bank, and the drawee will receive the cash deposited in the bank by the payer with the bill.

There are many forms of redemption, such as bond redemption, rigid redemption, financial redemption, fund redemption and so on. The earliest coupon bond issued in China was the sixth book-entry national debt in 1996.

the term is 1 years, and the rate in coupon rate is 11.83%, and the interest is paid on June 14th every year. The recently issued coupon bonds are book-entry treasury bonds issued in April 22, with a maturity of 1 years, and coupon rate's rate is 2.54%, with interest paid on April 18th every year. Bond redemption is the repayment of principal and interest when the bond expires; Bond redemption is to pay interest, and the principal is paid when the bond is redeemed.

: bonds are classified according to interest payment methods, including interest-paying bonds, discounted bonds, zero coupon bond, fixed-rate bonds and floating rate notes. The exchange date is the day when interest is paid, in other words, shareholders can get interest dividends on the same day. Interest-paying bonds, also known as installment bonds and coupon bonds, refer to bonds with coupons attached to the bonds, or bonds that pay interest according to the interest rate and payment method specified on the bonds' face.

the coupon is marked with the interest amount, the time limit for interest payment and the bond number. The holder can cut the coupon from the bond and receive interest accordingly. The interest payment method of interest-bearing bonds generally pays interest on schedule during the repayment period, such as once every six months or once a year. This is a long-term bond with a term of more than 5 years. The characteristic of this kind of bond is that the issuer pays the interest of the bondholder according to the coupon rate every year or every six months, and returns the principal to the bondholder at maturity.