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b. Billing date

The billing date refers to the cycle cut-off (15 days before the due date, counted backwards). This is the day your statement is generated.

On this date, you’ll see all purchases made during that cycle and shows the total amount you need to pay. Think of your statement date/billing date as the cutoff date for your SkyroCredit spending, boss:

  • Anything you spend before your billing date will show up on your upcoming bill.

  • Anything you spend after your billing date will be included in your next bill.

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