If it is our credit card, it depends on the date of your bill. For example, if the billing date of each month is 10, then the consumption on the 8th is included in the billing of 10, and the due repayment date is the 28th of that month. If the bookkeeping date is 7th, the corresponding due repayment date is 25th and 8th of each month, which is included in the bill on 7th of next month, and the due repayment date is 25th of next month.

In each bill, the cut-off date of recorded credit card transactions is called "bill date". The due repayment date is generally about 18 days after the bill date (subject to the bill). 3 natural days after the due repayment date is the repayment grace period.

The billing date of different cardholders may be different. For example, the 25th of each month is the billing date, and each billing date records all transactions recorded from the 26th of last month to the 25th of this month, and the corresponding final repayment date is the following month 13. Generally, the consumption on the 25th will be recorded on the 26th, and will be included in the next bill.