Yes, it will be counted in the next billing cycle. \x0d\Each billing cycle is from the day after the previous billing date to the current billing date. The bill issued is the consumption during this period. \x0d\The credit card statement date refers to the card-issuing bank's regular monthly summary and settlement of various transactions and expenses that occurred in the credit card account in the current period, and the calculation of the interest, the total amount owed and the minimum repayment amount for the current period, and Mail your statement or send it electronically. This date is the billing date of the credit card, and the repayment date is a certain number of days after the billing date, usually 18-25 days. \x0d\For example: the China Construction Bank bill date is the 2nd, then June 3rd to July 2nd is one billing cycle, the repayment date is pushed back 20 days, and consumption on July 3rd is counted as the next billing cycle.