The following is only for card consumption. The billing period for cash withdrawals is the same, but there is no interest-free period. If you swipe your card on June 6, the final repayment date is July 15.

The repayment date for CCB credit card is the 20th day after the bill date. Assuming that your credit card bill date is the 25th of each month (fixed), then the final The repayment date is the 20th day after the bill date, that is, around the 15th of each month (some months have 30 days, some have 31 days), that is:

May 26--June The 25th is a billing cycle. Card consumption in this cycle will generate a bill on June 25th, and July 15th is the final repayment day.

June 26th-July 25th is a billing cycle. Card consumption in this cycle will generate a bill on July 25th, and August 14th is the final repayment date. And so on.

So, if you swipe your card on the bill day, the interest-free period will be the shortest, only 20 days (swipe the card on June 25, and repay on July 15). If you swipe your card on the bill date, the interest-free period will be the longest, with 50 days (swipe the card on June 26, repay on August 14). Be sure to know your credit card billing date and repayment date to avoid missing payments.