Not sure what your question is.
For any FD, it is impossible to add monthly interest into a currently running FD to make it grow in a compound style. Fixed simply means no adding at all either from interest or any fixed salary deposit or any kind of variable amount deposit.
You should just think of it as follows. You lend some money to the bank. It takes the money and invest /loan it at a iixed rate to a borrower to cover the interest to pay to you from his profit in the deal.
The bank cannot accept more money into this settled agreed deal as the borrower already not interested in more money at the same terms. Thus any additional money can only placed for another new FD principal for another deal for handling another bank borrower at some other rates or period.
This is not the same way as scam / Ponzi scheme where the final business objective is to collect as much money as possible in whatever attractive way from the sucker.
After period for the FD is over, most novices make the HUGE MISTAKE of not removing/redeeming but let it autorenew or autorenew with interest added on, which will then be at whatever board rate which will usually be lower than promo rate. Over time and a number of FDs, you will usually lose/forego a substantial amount of money by not redeeming quicky and placing at some other promo., and the bank will gain tremendously from such lack of financial understanding or ignorance of the arithmetic on the part of the depositor.
Compulsory or voluntary choices are available in promo eFD or normal lower eFD but this depends on the terms and conditions of the offer and it can be different for different offers. Just have to look carefully. Even if the interest and principal are auto add-on and auto renew on rollover at maturity , you can still redeem on maturity date, or later (which is losing).
Thanks for the detailed explanation. It helped to clarifies a lot
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Just wonder does the manual FD (placement over the counter) has compound interest?