The minimum payment on a credit card is usually a specific percentage of your current bill, which varies by card issuer and credit card type. Typically, the minimum payment is between 5 and 10, but it may be higher or lower depending on your credit card contract or your card issuer's policy.

Please note that if you only pay the minimum payment, your credit card balance will no longer enjoy the interest-free period, but will accrue interest at a higher interest rate from the date of consumption. So while making minimum payments can help you avoid late payments and possible credit history ramifications, opting to repay in full is often a cheaper option in the long run.

When deciding how much to pay, be sure to check your credit card statement or contact your card issuer to find out your minimum payment requirements. Also, understand your credit card's interest rate and fee structure so you can make informed decisions when managing your credit card account.