Short answer: Yes, overdue credit card payments will accrue interest.

Details:

1. Interest is calculated by the bank based on the amount of overdue credit card debt. Interest will accrue every day after overdue repayment until the debt is paid off in full.

2. Banks usually calculate interest based on the number of days overdue and the amount owed. Generally, interest is calculated based on the annual interest rate, and then converted into corresponding interest based on the number of days overdue.

3. Once the credit card payment is overdue, the bank will charge overdue interest in accordance with the contract or relevant regulations, and require repayment of the overdue interest after the payment is made.

Summary:

Overdue credit card payments will accrue interest. The bank will calculate interest based on the number of overdue days and the amount owed, and will require repayment of the overdue interest after repayment.

Extended information:

In addition to interest, overdue credit cards may also lead to other consequences, such as damage to credit records, frozen or reduced credit limits, overdue fees, etc. Therefore, it is important to pay off your credit card balances promptly to avoid incurring more fees and negatively impacting your credit image.

In addition, different banks have different processing methods and calculation methods for credit card overdues. Users should read the credit card contract carefully or consult the relevant bank staff to understand the specific interest and fees.

In short, complying with credit card repayment deadlines is an important way to maintain personal credit. Avoiding late repayments can reduce the occurrence of additional fees such as interest and maintain a good credit record.