salary credit

02:06 Apr 26, 2020 

what you SHOULD know is the name of this account - is it a company / a business or a personal account?

THAT would make a significant difference!

Also, if this accounted on the "credit" side of the bank statement, adding "credit" to "salary" makes little sense - the "credit" part would be a totally useless non-information as a salary would obviously always be "credited" to an employee (never heard of a salary being "debited" from an employee, so far!)

Normally, just putting "salary" (for such and such month) on the bank statement of a personal account is all that is needed!

There might be some not so simple explanation why this bank feels the need to add "credit" when reporting a payment of a salary in the account, or they might be simply following their own proprietary "logic" in doing so.

Without more background information, we can only guess ... Doesn't look "obvious / Non PRO" to me at all.

15:18 Apr 24, 2020 

I happens when your employer pays your salary. This amount is shown as a credit in your account statement.

12:58 Apr 24, 2020 

It normally means that your salary is paid into your bank account. Why do you say that doesn't appear to be the case?

12:09 Apr 24, 2020 

I would like to give you more information but I don't have any. The amount is in the column 'Credit'. That is all I have. Sorry.

11:53 Apr 24, 2020 

You need to look at the (normal) salary and see what's going on here. Is it a back-payment of salary for example. Perhaps if you gave us the full list of headings we might be better placed to help you.