Loan interest is wrongly compounded when the loan is bought by another lender.
After a loan is created, the interest is a simple interest which is calculated on the principal.
However, if the loan is in auction and bought by another lender, the accumulated interest will be added to the loan's debt.
Loan interest is wrongly compounded and borrower need to pay more interest as the principal is increased, which is not fair to the borrower.
Borrower need to pay more interest.
Manual Review
The interest should not be compounded when the loan is bought. Please consider to seperately account the accumulated interest and not to add the interest to the loan's debt.
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