1. Bookkeeping date: refers to the date when the bank settles the cardholder's current transaction and sends the statement to the cardholder from the next day.
2. Final repayment date: refers to the time limit for the cardholder to repay the bank. Pay in full before this date, and the cardholder can be exempted from paying the interest on the debt owed to the bank for this transaction (except for cash withdrawal); If this period is exceeded, the cardholder shall pay interest and other related expenses for the money owed to the bank in the current transaction (such as consumption).
3. Amount payable in this period: refers to the total amount payable by the cardholder in this period. When the repayment amount in this period is negative, it means that the cardholder still has money in the credit card account of CITIC Bank, and no additional repayment is required.
4. Minimum repayment amount: refers to the minimum repayment amount that the cardholder needs to pay before the specified date.
Trading day: refers to the date when each transaction (including consumption, cash withdrawal, etc.) takes place. ) happens.
Accounting date: refers to the accounting date of each transaction (including consumption, cash withdrawal, etc.). ).
Transaction amount: refers to the currency and amount of transactions conducted by cardholders using CITIC Bank credit cards.
Settlement amount: refers to the currency and amount actually settled between the bank and the cardholder.
5. Electronic bill
Electronic billing is a convenient, fast and environmentally friendly billing service. At present, there are two kinds of bills: email bills and MMS bills.
6. Email bill
According to the email address registered in the bank, the billing information is sent by free email on the second day of the billing date.