different banks have different interest-free repayment periods. Generally, the repayment date is 2 to 5 days after the bill date, which means that about 2 days after the bill date of the current month is the repayment date. If the billing date is May 23, you can enjoy the longest interest-free period by swiping your card on May 24, and then decrease it in turn. After billing every month, you can pay off the arrears according to the repayment date stipulated by the bank. If you don't pay off the arrears in full, you can't enjoy the interest-free period.
Your billing date and repayment date can be adjusted through consultation with the bank. If you find the date troublesome and difficult to remember, you can adjust the date, and bind your personal bank card and credit card to start automatic repayment service, so that you will not delay repayment.
For example, the bank's settlement is from the 1st to the end of each month. For example, if you spend money on November 1st, then the bill for this month will be issued on November 31st, and then you must make repayment (repayment date) before December 2th. Your repayment before December 2th is interest-free. If not, there will be interest and bad records. If you spend on November 3th, the repayment date is also December 2th. And so on. As a reminder, the repayment date and billing date of each bank are different. The regulations of different banks are slightly different. The latest repayment date is generally 2 or 24 days after the bill date.