My ICBC credit card bill date is 17, and the repayment date is 10. In fact, the simplest thing is to wait for the repayment notice from the bank.

The bank's bookkeeping date is 17, and the repayment date is 10 of next month. The credit card consumption on the day of 10 actually refers to the consumption before 17 and should be repaid on the repayment date of next month.

Generally speaking, if you swipe your card before the billing date (including the billing date), for example, 65438+ 10/7, you will repay on the repayment date (February 10); If the bill is swiped after the date, it will be repaid on the next repayment date (March 10).

The billing date of the credit card is 17, and the due repayment date is 10. Credit cards should be repaid according to the billing date and repayment date.

1. If the consumption on or before the billing date belongs to the current bill, it shall be repaid before the repayment date after the current bill;

2. The consumption after the bill date is included in the next bill and can be repaid before the repayment date after the bill date.

The repayment date of ICBC credit card is 5th of each month, and the billing date is 12. You spend it first, wait until the bill is paid at sunrise, and then pay off the bill before the repayment date, and the bank will be interest-free.

You can spend it on July 30th, wait until August 12, and then pay it off before September 5th.

The monthly billing date of my credit card is 17, and the repayment date is the 5th.