Kontoeingang

Kontoeingang refers to the initial deposit or credit made into a bank account. This can occur when a new account is opened, or when funds are transferred from another source. The kontoeingang is the first positive balance that appears on a bank statement for a particular account. It represents the money that the account holder can then use for transactions, withdrawals, or other financial activities.

Common sources for a kontoeingang include direct salary deposits, transfers from savings accounts, cash deposits made at a branch or ATM, or funds received from a loan disbursement. The amount and frequency of kontoeingänge are key indicators of an individual's or entity's financial activity and liquidity. Banks monitor these entries as part of their standard financial operations. Understanding the kontoeingang is fundamental to managing personal or business finances effectively.