Credit card (including business card) consumption generally has four time concepts, namely trading day, billing date, billing date and repayment date. ?

The so-called trading day refers to the date when each transaction (including credit card consumption, cash withdrawal, etc.) takes place. ) happened to the cardholder. ?

The so-called bookkeeping date refers to the date when the bank enters the cardholder's transaction record, which is usually completed one to two days after the transaction date. ?

The so-called billing date refers to the date when the bank settles the cardholder's monthly transactions (from the billing date of the previous month to the billing date of this month), and sends the statement to the cardholder on this date. ?

The so-called repayment date refers to the due repayment date of the cardholder's current transaction, which is generally about 20 or 25 days after the bill date. ?