Hello, I am actually a little confused, but it will be nice to gradually understand the rules of the lake. It is still easy to calculate.

The repayment date for a Bank of Communications credit card is 25 days after the bill date. If the cardholder's bill date is the 8th, then your repayment date will be pushed back 25 days, that is, 3 or 3 days of the next month. 4th (some months have 31 days), so it is recommended that you repay before the 3rd of each month.

This is the regulation of the interest-free period: the minimum interest-free period for Bank of Communications credit cards is 25 days and the maximum is 56 days. If the cardholder wants to enjoy the longest interest-free period, then the cardholder can For consumption on the same day, the amount consumed on the 8th will be included in the next billing date. For example: on January 8th, you swipe 2,000 with your card, and this 2,000 will be included in the bill on February 8th, and then pushed forward 25 days in March. Just pay off the 2,000 3 days ago.

Here are a few tips: 1. First, remember your billing date, which is fixed every month.

2. Based on the billing date, the final repayment date for Bank of Communications credit cards is 25 days after the billing date.

Assume that your bill date is the 15th of each month, and the repayment date is the 9th or 10th (depending on the month). Take November as an example:

Transactions on the bill date of November 15th will be included in the current bill, and the repayment date is December 10th. The repayment period is only 25 days, which is the shortest;

The transaction on November 16 will be included in the next bill, which will be listed on the bill on December 15, and the repayment date will be January 9. The repayment period is 56 days, the longest.

This is some personal experience. I hope my answer can help you. If you have any questions, you can continue to ask.