It's very simple, because you are bound to automatic repayment, no matter whether you repay before the last repayment date, the system will automatically deduct money at that time; So now that automatic repayment has been bound, there is no need to prepay, just make sure that the savings card account has enough balance to deduct money. Official website Construction Bank can be established. There is an account inquiry service on the left. Select "Credit Card Inquiry". After entering the information as required, you can view the details of the past six months, and the agreed account repayment is usually reflected in the "unpaid bill". If it is not confirmed, it is recommended to call the service hotline to reflect, and the customer service staff can help you further verify the inquiry.

CCB Credit Card is a credit card issued by China Construction Bank. The credit cards issued by China Construction Bank are all named "Longka", including: Longka Famous School Card, Longka Business Card and Longka Automobile Card. The types of credit cards are: Puka, Gold Card and Platinum Card.

Interest-free repayment period: Interest-free repayment period refers to the interest-free period of consumer transactions enjoyed by cardholders who repay in full on time. The interest-free period is from the bank bookkeeping date to the repayment date, with a minimum of 20 days and a maximum of 50 days. Overdraft cash withdrawal transactions do not enjoy interest-free repayment period. If you don't repay in full before maturity, you won't enjoy the interest-free period. The Construction Bank will charge interest at a daily interest rate of 0.5 ‰ and compound interest monthly. The interest-bearing date is from the date of consumption to the date of repayment, and the interest-bearing principal is calculated according to the actual amount payable. If the repayment is not made before the due repayment date or the repayment amount is lower than the minimum repayment amount, CCB will charge interest as required, and at the same time charge a late fee of 5% of the minimum repayment amount.