The Bank of Guilin and Meituan Meituan Credit Cards have attracted much attention from card friends. Many friends in the Guilin area have rushed to apply and have used this card to make purchases on the Meituan APP. This requires repayment on time. However, the repayment method of Guilin Bank Meituan Credit Card is different from other banks. Let’s take a look at how to repay it.

1. When will the Bank of Guilin Meituan Credit Card be repaid? This is determined by the billing date and repayment date of the Meituan credit card. The billing date of Meituan Credit Card is the 18th of each month, and the final repayment date is the 8th of the month following the month in which the bill is issued. These two dates are fixed, and modification of the billing date and repayment date is not supported. However, the specific time for repayment depends on whether the cardholder's consumption time is after the bill or after. If you consume before the bill comes out, then if you consume on the 18th of this month, you will have to repay on the 8th of the next month; if you consume after the bill comes out, you will have to pay on the 8th of the next month.

2. How to repay Guilin Bank Meituan Credit Card? As mentioned earlier, the repayment method of Bank of Guilin Meituan Credit Card is different from other banks. Specifically, you cannot use Alipay, WeChat, and UnionPay APP to repay. You can only repay through the official channels of Bank of Guilin or the Meituan APP. You can also repay through other bank channels. 1) Repayment through Guilin Bank channels: Cardholders can use Guilin Bank’s mobile banking or online banking intra-bank transfer or self-service repayment with their own credit cards; they can also directly deposit cash at Guilin Bank ATM machines or outlet counters method of repayment. 2) Repayment through the Meituan APP channel: Cardholders can bind a debit card on the Meituan APP and then use the debit card to repay, or they can also use the Meituan balance to repay. 3) Transfer repayment through other banks’ channels: Use other banks’ mobile banking and online banking to make repayments through inter-bank transfers.