In lending and accounting, nonaccrual status is a safety mechanism applied when a borrower misses payments, typically for 90 days. At this point, the bank stops recording interest income on the loan because collection is doubtful. This practice ensures financial statements reflect true risk. Ultimately, investors and regulators benefit, as nonaccrual accounting provides a clearer, more conservative picture of a lender’s actual asset health.
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