Is the credit card billing date at the end of the month?

The billing date is not necessarily the end of the month, and the regulations on the billing date of each bank are different. When you receive a credit card for the first time, the bank's customer letter will indicate the monthly billing date. Simply put, the bill date is the day when the bill is received. You can choose the charging method when you apply for a card: electronic bill or paper bill. Electronic bills are generally sent to personal mailboxes, and paper bills are generally mailed to units. The easiest way to check the statement is to call ICBC customer service number: 95588.

As for the repayment date of ICBC, the new convenience measures for ICBC credit card customers add 19 repayment dates to the original 25th repayment date. You can adjust the repayment date to any day between 1 and 19 according to your personal preference. The repayment date is up to you!

The repayment date is a fixed day every month and will not change with the size of the month. Other accounts in your name will be adjusted synchronously after the new repayment date is confirmed (except for special cards such as corporate card, corporate card, easy loan card, airline co-branded card, social security card and annual gold card).

Handling method: You can call ICBC customer service hotline 95588 or bring your valid ID card to ICBC outlets for adjustment.

And the bill date and repayment date are one-to-one correspondence. If the repayment date is adjusted, the bill date will also change accordingly.

Tips: You can only apply for adjustment once a year on the repayment date. For example, you changed the repayment date in May this year, and you can't apply for adjustment again until next May 1.