In each bill, the deadline for recording credit card transactions is called billing date, and the due repayment date is generally around18th day after the bill date (subject to the bill display), and 3 natural days after the due repayment date is the repayment grace period.
Extended data:
Read the date on the credit card bill
Billing date: In each bill, the closing date of recorded credit card transactions is called the billing date.
Due repayment date: generally, it is about18th day after the bill date (subject to the bill). The grace period for repayment is 3 natural days after the due repayment date, and repayment within the grace period will not affect the credit investigation.
Trading day: it is the actual date of each credit card transaction, such as the 25th consumption, and its trading day is 25th.
Bookkeeping date: generally the day after the trading day. For example, the consumption on the 25th was not recorded until the 26th.
The billing date of different cardholders may be different. For example, the 25th of each month is the billing date, and each billing date records all transactions recorded from the 26th of last month to the 25th of this month, and the corresponding final repayment date is the following month 13. Generally, the consumption on the 25th will be recorded on the 26th, and will be included in the next bill. Transactions recorded after the bill date belong to the next bill, and transactions without bills can be queried in the online bank account management column.
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