Many banks support changing the credit card statement date, and ICBC is no exception. Many people want to know where to modify the ICBC credit card statement date. What I would like to remind you is that ICBC credit card statement date modification needs to comply with certain rules, such as modification method, modification conditions, number of modifications, effective time, etc. Let’s take a look.

ICBC credit card statement date modification rules: 1. Where to modify the cardholder can log in to ICBC e-Life, through the "Finance" page, click "Settings-Basic Settings-Billing Date Repayment Date-Adjustment" Repayment Date "Modify the credit card statement date/repayment date. After the modification is successful, the billing date and repayment date will be adjusted simultaneously. If the billing date of the credit card under your name is modified, the billing date/repayment date of other credit cards that meet the conditions will also be modified. 2. Modify Conditions To modify the credit card statement date/repayment date, the following conditions must be met: 1. The account status is normal and not overdue; 2. The card is the main card of the account, and the status is normal, not activated, or the card has been replaced and not activated; 3. , business cards, company cards, Yidai cards, airline co-branded cards, social security cards, annuity cards, private bank black gold cards and other special cards cannot be modified. 3. Number of modifications: The ICBC credit card statement date can only be modified once a year. The adjustment time is based on the last modification. It can be adjusted once every 12 months. For example: if a cardholder changes the credit card billing date on October 1, 2019, it cannot be modified again until at least October 1, 2020, and can only be modified once in the year. 4. Effective Time: The credit card statement date/repayment date is adjusted monthly and will take effect next month. For those whose old bill date/repayment date is the 1st, no matter which day the adjustment is applied, a bill will be generated based on the new bill date/repayment date in the next month. For example: the original bill date is the 1st of each month (the repayment date is the 25th of each month), and the bill date is adjusted on September 30 to the 12th of each month (the repayment date is simultaneously changed to the 5th of each month). No more bills will be generated on October 1st. The bills will be generated on October 12th and repaid on November 5th. 5. Impact of modifications If the cardholder adjusts the billing date/repayment date, the deduction date of liquidated damages and overdraft interest will change with the billing date/repayment date, repayment date, automatic repayment, repayment reminder, etc. The business will also be automatically adjusted simultaneously.