Yes. Strictly speaking, repayment is based on the repayment amount shown on the current bill. You will be repaid as much as you spend using your card during the current billing cycle.

Credit card repayments must be made before the repayment date, and no later than the repayment date. Repayment later than the repayment date is considered an overdue payment, and late payment fees and interest will be charged.

If the cardholder is unable to repay in full before the repayment date, he can also choose the minimum repayment amount to repay. Generally, the minimum repayment amount is 10% of the total repayment amount of the current bill. The minimum payment before the repayment date will not affect your personal credit record, but interest will be charged. From the date of consumption, the interest will be 0.5% per day, and compound interest will be calculated on a monthly basis.