I went to pick up the ICBC credit card today. The billing date of the SMS notification card is 9 days, and the repayment date is 2 days. What does this sentence mean?

Credit cards have a billing date and a repayment date.

The billing date is nine days, that is, this credit card is a consumption cycle from the eighth day of each month to the ninth day of next month, and the bill is paid on the ninth day of each month;

The repayment date is 2 days, that is, the 2nd of each month is the last repayment date of the current bill, and you can enjoy interest-free repayment before 2 days.

Take July as an example: July 8 to August 9 is a bill consumption cycle, and the bill arrives on August 9. The current bill consumption needs to be repaid before 65438+10.2, and you can enjoy interest-free.

After using the credit card, the customer can repay before the final repayment date according to the bill prompt, and can enjoy the interest-free service for a minimum of 25 days and a maximum of 56 days.

If you spend on the accounting day, you can enjoy the shortest interest-free period, 25 days.

Consumption on the day after the bill date enjoys the longest interest-free period, 56 days.