However, if the money is suddenly needed urgently, it can be calculated at the current interest rate without seven days' notice.
The week is actually a rolling "seven-day notice deposit". For example, if you deposit a weekly winning deposit today, it is equivalent to deposit a "seven-day notice deposit". If you deposit on the same day, the banking system will automatically notify you on the same day. After seven days, you will automatically withdraw it with interest. Then you will automatically deposit a new "seven-day notice deposit" and automatically notify you on the same day ... so that you can enjoy high interest rates for seven consecutive days. When I need money urgently, I will withdraw it on the spot, that is, the last seven days will be counted as current account, and the first seven days will be counted as notice deposit to keep the income.
Weeks are also different from 1.0 and 2.0. The specific rules are complicated, but the basic principle is what I said above.