The credit card repayment date is basically 20 or 25 days after the bill date. If the set bill date is the 5th of each month, 20 days after the bill date is the last credit card repayment date. That is the 25th of that month.

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The amount required to be repaid on the 25th is the expenses incurred before the bill date, and the amount consumed after the bill date will be displayed on the next bill date.

The credit card repayment period is calculated based on the billing date and consumption date of the credit card and is not fixed. The bank will tell you the billing date when it issues the card, and each bill will also have a billing date. You can enjoy the longest interest-free repayment period if you spend the day after the bill date, and you can enjoy the shortest interest-free repayment period if you spend the day before the bill date. The interest-free repayment period of a credit card ranges from 20 to 50 days.

The credit card payment due date refers to the last date on which the credit card issuing bank requires the cardholder to return the amount due. That is to say, after the card-issuing bank issues the bill, all the charges previously consumed should be paid off before the due repayment date.