This is because the bank has not entered the account yet, and the time of different banks is different, and it can usually be found every other day.

Take CCB credit card as an example to talk about billing date and repayment date.

The longest interest-free period of CCB credit card is 50 days and the shortest is 20 days, that is, the repayment date is the 20th day after the bill date. The billing date is 28th, and the repayment date is 20th day after the billing date, which is about 18 (because there are 30 days and 3 1 day in each month, it is not fixed, that is.

65438+1October 29th-165438+1October 28th, which will be recorded in the journal of165438+/October 28th, 65438+February/kloc-.

165438+1October 29th-65438+February 28th, journal on June 5438+February 28th, and repay before June 65438+1October 65438+July. And so on.

Therefore, if you swipe your card on the day of the bill, the interest-free period is the shortest, only 20 days (165438+1October 28th, 65438+February 28th, repayment), and if you swipe your card after the bill, the interest-free period is the longest, only 50 days (165438+/kloc-

What you said above is that it has not yet reached the due date, and it is not included in the bill of the month, and there is still more than one month of interest-free time.